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Just now, hells bells said:

1/4 time 3 4 22 to 1 1 7

Casey had all momentum till about the last 5 mins where Willy got a bit on top.

Who are the goal kickers HB?

 
 

Thanks to hells bells and others who have made the effort to get down there today. Your updates are much appreciated.

Is Hibberd playing as far as you can tell?


15 minutes ago, hells bells said:

Laurie and Bowie half back. Petty, D Smith and JSmith in defence. 
 

willy get first goal.

Interesting, I knew Bowey was half back but thought we wanted Laurie mid/fwd.

 
4 minutes ago, Nascent said:

Thanks to hells bells and others who have made the effort to get down there today. Your updates are much appreciated.

Is Hibberd playing as far as you can tell?

Saw him on Casey’s Facebook or Instagram story so I’d say he is!


2 minutes ago, joshua said:

Saw him on Casey’s Facebook or Instagram story so I’d say he is!

Yep Hibberd at half back.  
 

munro with a goal after a good mark to Chandler

17 minutes ago, hells bells said:

Daw and Bradtke taking turns in ruck.

hit running GIF

Hope the orange boy is awake

13 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

Made a last minute decision to head along today and got here just as the match started. Two big things already stand out so far.

1. Shattered no bar or bacon and egg rolls for the practice match!

2. Ben Brown must play next week. Get him in!

1. They have both in the area marked "Bar", "Canteen" & "Coffee" at car park end  ?

2. Agreed!

14 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

Made a last minute decision to head along today and got here just as the match started. Two big things already stand out so far.

1. Shattered no bar or bacon and egg rolls for the practice match!

2. Ben Brown must play next week. Get him in!

Living up to your nicname there MAH... well done


I wonder if going in with three tall forwards (B Brown, Weid, M Brown) is a trial of what we may want to do in the seniors, i.e. bring in B Brown and Weid to play alongside one of TMac/Jackson?

1 hour ago, old dee said:

Funny how things have turned Rusty. I know one reason I like it is that reminds me of my youth playing and watching country football. Going to AFL is hard work by comparison and it seems less commercialised if that is possible. 

Love of the game in a purist sense OD.  I've headed the same way in last 4 years or so although i was very disillusioned with the entire direction the game was being played also.  Felt more open and old style watching VFL for mine.

3 minutes ago, hells bells said:

Willy on top here.  A goal and a couple of behinds. Dees breaking down at half forward.

I thought we had the best VFL forward line in the history of the game

If not already said, there is a fairy stong and gusty wind favouring Williamstown this quarter. Picked up a lot since 1/4 time


I thought the wind was more across the ground but it definitely appears to be favouring Willy this quarter. 
 

Daw has taken 4 good marks in the backline this 1/4

4 minutes ago, hells bells said:

Willy on top here.  A goal and a couple of behinds. Dees breaking down at half forward.

serious Biy GIF

 
1 minute ago, hells bells said:

B Brown ‘nearly’ took a couple of great pack marks.

 

Is Weid playing at CHF?  Haven't heard his name yet


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