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Monday game against the Bulldogs - 2:30 pm 

Any information/team listings for this practice match? Hard to find material to preview and consider. Any salient advice would be welcome.

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I'd rather go and be disappointed, than not go at all and maybe miss the only opportunity to go to live game all year.  This time last year I went to practise match v North at Arden, followed by

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Just now, DemonOX said:

Why is the game on Monday?????

Just word of mouth from a golfing friend - was not sure whether it was on or not. Hard to gather info over here in SA if you are not a Crows or Port fan. 

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10 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Why is the game on Monday?????

Labor day. Public holiday.

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My guess at squad of 26: May, Salem, Harmes, Petracca, Jackson, Lever, Spargo, Gawn, Oliver, Langdon, Laurie, Bowey, Tomlinson, Jordon, Rivers, McDonald, Hunt, Neal-Bullen, Fritsch, Sparrow, Baker, Petty, Chandler, M Brown, Jetta, Lockhart

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Disappointing that the VFL guys will play tomorrow morning so it might be hard for the emergencies or 23-26 to get a full hit out. Not sure how we will manage the game time. Most clubs so far have subbed in 23/24 sometime around the half and given 25/26 a run in the last.
 

Certain players might be in the VFL side to get a full run rather than being the sub players in the main game. 

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Ah the days of beer and pies.......

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If not already mentioned elsewhere this says fans will be able to attend both games.

VFL practise match is at 10.30am

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Anyone heading to Whitten oval for the early game? Might just make the trip to see Gus and a few others run around.

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5 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Anyone heading to Whitten oval for the early game? Might just make the trip to see Gus and a few others run around.

I might go for a look, then head back to Marvel afterwards. Make a day of it.

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3 minutes ago, JTR said:

I might go for a look, then head back to Marvel afterwards. Make a day of it.

If we lose both it might be sad Monday.

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I'd rather go and be disappointed, than not go at all and maybe miss the only opportunity to go to live game all year. 

This time last year I went to practise match v North at Arden, followed by All Stars game at Marvel.

We all know what happened after that... 🙄

So yeah, while I can go I will!

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46 minutes ago, JTR said:

I'd rather go and be disappointed, than not go at all and maybe miss the only opportunity to go to live game all year. 

This time last year I went to practise match v North at Arden, followed by All Stars game at Marvel.

We all know what happened after that... 🙄

So yeah, while I can go I will!

Small joke JTR. Enjoy while you can. Sadly TV for me.

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1 hour ago, old dee said:

If we lose both it might be sad Monday.

Love the upbeat commentary OD. It’s not glass  half empty, the glass is completely empty. Or is there even a glass?

not having a go, just joshin

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Love the upbeat commentary OD. It’s not glass  half empty, the glass is completely empty. Or is there even a glass?

not having a go, just joshin

Fine Dubdee was just suggesting it could be horrible. Actually think we will win both.

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16 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

What time do team get released?

I bin hanging out all day on this sleepy Sunday. You'd think I had nothing else in my life.Where's The Team????

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