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9 hours ago, Red and Blue realist said:

I'd be very surprised if Daw didn't get a run, no point having a look at him just at training, Farmer and Deakyn Smith are different in that they are highly unlikely to be considered for round 1. 

Shame we can’t rookie both Farmer and Deakyn Smith plus Daw. I would prefer to see all three on our list.

 

Meanwhile Joe Root takes 5/8 in India

Unbelievable.

 

Hopefully Richtank get the same treatment tommorrow GO DEES


1 hour ago, joshua said:

Interesting that no squads have come out

Not really, as an "unofficial" practice match we can play as many players and have as many interchangeds as we like.

3 hours ago, wehrwolf said:

Anyone planning on taking a screen recording of the game? From memory, last year’s practice match wasn’t available for later viewing.

Yes I will be. I can share if you need one.

3 hours ago, wehrwolf said:

Anyone planning on taking a screen recording of the game? From memory, last year’s practice match wasn’t available for later viewing.

Don't think that's accurate at all the North game was in our website for a While.

 
2 hours ago, CBDees said:

Shame we can’t rookie both Farmer and Deakyn Smith plus Daw. I would prefer to see all three on our list.

We can

1 hour ago, Allen Jakovich said:

Yes I will be. I can share if you need one.

That would be AMAZING! I definitely am going to miss it :( 


3 hours ago, dworship said:

Not really, as an "unofficial" practice match we can play as many players and have as many interchangeds as we like.

Yeah I get that but just looking at the two games yesterday where they both have squads named. (Unsure if hawks v bulldogs had teams named)

Boys’ alarms should have gone off by now. Score updates would be greatly appreciated for those of us that can only quickly sneak a look in on the phone. 

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