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6 minutes ago, old dee said:

This is either a defensive slog or skill level is poor. Are you there NC? 

Sadly no Old Dee, I am currently drowning in Sydney - and so jealous of those attending the G on such a glorious Melbourne day.

My info has been plagiarized from the Casey Demons Twitter feed (and i don't even have a Twitter account!) 

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52 minutes ago, Neil Crompton said:

Sadly no Old Dee, I am currently drowning in Sydney - and so jealous of those attending the G on such a glorious Melbourne day.

My info has been plagiarized from the Casey Demons Twitter feed (and i don't even have a Twitter account!) 

As you probably remember Autumn is the best season in Melb. Also the driest. 

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8 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

named after a venomous ant most frequently found in tasmania

I'm allergic to those little bastards. 

7 hours ago, old dee said:

This is either a defensive slog or skill level is poor. Are you there NC? 

Or a strong wind blowing one way?  Looks like Casey did all of their scoring at one end and the other lot just didn't do much scoring at either end. 

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The club website us pretty ordinary with no info on this game or even interviews with the senior players after the win.

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I see that we demolished the Bullants by 8 goals nine yesterday. Was anybody at the game who can report on how our AFL listed players performed? 

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1 hour ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Interesting - we know that Kade Chandler missed because he was the unused sub for the MFC game but did Oskar Baker, Jake Bowey and Harry Petty sit the day out as well?

Could it be they had a run in the seniors practice game vs Bulldogs?

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5 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Take it easy - it’s Sunday morning. Plenty of time for someone who was there to put a report on the club website.

I noticed a comment under one of the posts on the Casey Demons' Facebook Page for yesterday's game against the Northern Bullants, in which the poster had stated: "i know majac kicked 4 we need him in our forward line in the seniors".  Encouraging signs for Majak, if true; could be a chance for a call up soon?

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5 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Take it easy - it’s Sunday morning. Plenty of time for someone who was there to put a report on the club website.

Yes I'd say there's absolutely no rush.

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The thing that I don’t understand is if someone is there to tweet the quarter by quarter scores couldn’t they at least manage goal kickers and best players? 

Would take all of 30 seconds to get that information. 
 

Maybe they’re holding off for the worlds best match report. 

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