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9 minutes ago, hells bells said:

Petty looks to have been on limited game time too. He didn’t go back on after 1/2 time

Every chance he's an emergency tomorrow, he has been in the other rounds. They would want them still to be getting some game time

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    Deakin looks to have rolled his ankle quite badly.  Now walking around the bench loooks ok

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    2 minutes ago, hells bells said:

    Laurie and Bowie have done a few very nice things in the last few minutes.

    Bedford has been in amongst everything too 

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    1 minute ago, hells bells said:

    M White with a strong mark in the goal square. 
     

    kicks it. Casey by 11 points

    Sounds like the Casey boys are coming home ....

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    Bedford crumbs, hands to M Brown for another goal. 
     

    Daw has beed good in the ruck. On top in the centre since that move.

    Willy soccer one through back to 11 points.

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    Just now, hells bells said:

    Strong mark to Willy but the kick misses.

    How sad, what bad luck. 

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    Massive mark from Daw in F50. Nails the goal. 16 up, 1.30 left

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    1 minute ago, hells bells said:

    Daw with a good mark 25m out. Kicks truly.

    Casey by 16

    Deserves a run in the seniors, does Daw. Useful.

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    Given both BB and Weid, played less than a half, that they’re still a week or two off senior selection/match fitness...

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    A win is a win is a win.

    I'll provide my view on our players a little later once I get home.

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    1 minute ago, Deemania since 56 said:

    Deserves a run in the seniors, does Daw. Useful.

    Daw appears more match fit than our returning forwards 

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    Just now, PaulRB said:

    Daw appears more match fit than our returning forwards 

    He does and can impact games, surprisingly well. I'd have him on the bench as a spare tap ruck, as a backman, as a forward within range.

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    3 minutes ago, hells bells said:

    All over

    12 7 79

    10 9 69

    hells bells - that was terrific of you to keep us informed all game - it would not have been an easy task. Thank you for your efforts.

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