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16 hours ago, Lord Nev said:

Out of the games Oscar has played in this year, only the Round 1 loss to the Eagles and the Port loss feature opposition scores that were above the average this year. Not sure he was solely to blame for that in those particular games either.

The other 3 games feature opposition scores below average, 2 of which we won.

The last person we need coming in is OMac. Particularly if its wet.

 

Will wait for the first bounce to see if Pendlebury plays.

A few weeks ago he was withdrawn during the warm up.  His replacement was dressed and ready to go so it wasn't a last minute tweak.  Wouldn't surprise if they don't repeat the stunt this week.

3 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

The last person we need coming in is OMac. Particularly if its wet.

Yeah they may opt for just Lever and May given the conditions.

Intriguing selection night.

 
1 minute ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Will wait for the first bounce to see if Pendlebury plays.

A few weeks ago he was withdrawn during the warm up.  His replacement was dressed and ready to go so it wasn't a last minute tweak.  Wouldn't surprise if they don't repeat the stunt this week.

He's a long way off being fully right to play. Injury is much worse than reported. Huge game for both clubs though so think that's why they're willing to risk it.

4 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

He's a long way off being fully right to play. Injury is much worse than reported. Huge game for both clubs though so think that's why they're willing to risk it.

Nothing against Pendlebury personally but if they want to play with fire I hope he breaks down, they play one down, lose the game and he is out for the season. 

As I said, I'll believe it when I see him at the bounce.

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Gawn out Pruess in apparently

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Just now, KysaiahMessiah said:

Gawn out Pruess in apparently

Geeez I hope he's fit

 

Dees official Facebook just confirmed it.

Gawn Out.  Pruess in.


Just now, BigMacjnr said:

What are you thinking will be the changes @Lord Nev?

Would only be guessing, especially given there's so many options, but given Preuss was emergency last week then he would be a chance to come in for sure. The conditions may change selection slightly too.

Could be...

OUT: Jackson, 2 out of Harmes, vB, Jones

IN: Preuss, Lockhart, VIney

Go Preussy you did thing. Massive game to come in for as well.

And hopefully it is just a case of playing it safe with Gawn and he isn’t out for too long.

Happy to have the big Preussian in. Just hope he plays his role, gives Grundy a hard time and then hope the other selections/inclusions allow us to retain the structure up forward. 

Preuss - good decision, if Grundy plays as expected, they have 2 proper ruckman with Cameron.


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16 hours ago, pineapple dee said:

Oscar should come in and if Tomlinson can make some sort of contest in the ruck that will be a good outcome. Oscar's defence is heart in mouth stuff. He a lot more reliable conveyance this year. 

Think you've nailed it AF. 

Dont need Oscar, but Brown could be handy

Unleash the Punky Preusster. I have no idea how this will go but should be interesting. 

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Preuss. God help us.

6 hours ago, binman said:

Jones out. Tomlinson to the wing. Never to play in defence again

Omac in. Plays deep, on Reid. The Omac bandwagon must have broke its axle with people jumping on and off so quickly.

Tmac stays in for Jackson. Plays as a forward.

Lockhart comes in

Viney in.

Maxy plays. But Preuess comes if i'm wrong.

Two players get  dropped. Should be Harmes. Wont be. Should be Melksham. Won't be. A leader apparently. Could be AVB. Wont be. 

Spargo and Rivers the unlucky ones.

 

And thats been the problem with our selections for a while now. Goody plays favourites all right!


Braydon Preuss, this is exactly what you were recruited for. 
Go for it. 
 

Seize The Day

23 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Braydon Preuss, this is exactly what you were recruited for. 
Go for it. 
 

Seize The Day

Exactly. If he can't fill in for the next week or two at a passable level,  what use is he to the Club? 

I'm glad we've gone with Preuss to replace Jackson.

Put TMac in Jackson's role and see if he can at least give us the same level of contest that Jackson was.

Meanwhile Preuss has to make sure he's not letting Grundy dictate the hit outs, and has to stay with him around the ground. Grundy's been off, badly, the last few games bu if he returns to form, he could easily be the difference.

 
36 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Braydon Preuss, this is exactly what you were recruited for. 
Go for it. 
 

Seize The Day

He'll be wantng to prove himself

Hopefully he smashes a tired grundy

I reckon they'll pull Grundy out and itll be Cameron V Pruess.

they'd be naive to go in with too many sore/underdone players.  Grundy won't like the thought of a desperate Pruess finally getting a run after 12 months barrelling into him.


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