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CASEY: Rd 03 vs North Melbourne

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Harmes has been ****house. He isn't coming back unto the senior side anytime soon.

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    Harmes won’t be in the seniors any time soon with what I’m seeing. 

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    Just now, Jaded said:

    Harmes disposal woeful 

    Yep. He’s been solid but he’ll need to be better than this to get back in you’d think.

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    13 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

    Weed would have to be a target for Collingwood, surely. 

    Yes they will come for him in my opinion. They have no key forwards aside from Mihocek.   He’d be tempted in my view if he stays out of the Dees team for much longer.  What would we get? I’m not interested in any of their players aside from young Macrae. 

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    1 minute ago, P-man said:

    Yep. He’s been solid but he’ll need to be better than this to get back in you’d think.

    Sparrow has been far more impressive than Harmes. I’ll cut him some slack as he’s missed a few weeks with injury. But I’m not impressed by his game tonight against a non existent opposition. 

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    1 minute ago, Jaded said:

    Sparrow has been far more impressive than Harmes. I’ll cut him some slack as he’s missed a few weeks with injury. But I’m not impressed by his game tonight against a non existent opposition. 

    Hes been lazy also.

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    Tom Sparrow for me has been BOG. Has been a brute around the stoppages a d been really impressed with his kicking.

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    Both teams know the game is done, Casey are cruising and Kangas are just trying to get something out of it. Would love for the coach to give them a Rev up and challenge them to really bury them this quarter. 

    Little bit disappointed Weid hasn’t done much more, he got some poor deliver at times as it had been on the end of a couple he might’ve done better at. 

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    3QT Casey Demons 11.12.78 to North Melbourne VFL 2.5.17

    Goals Weideman 4 Chandler Foot Grey Harmes Machaya Munro Rosman 

    Disposals Sparrow 22 Harmes 21 Munro 20

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    Lol Harmes visibly unimpressed he didn’t get the handball from White then 

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    I’m very pleased with Rosman. 
     

    The commentators are a joke. Apparently Chandler is on the senior Casey list ?‍♀️

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    Chandler is on our senior list you absolute dimwit Dwayne...

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    2 minutes ago, low flying Robbo said:

    What happened to Maj?

    They said groin. Doesn’t look too serious, but also who needs to risk him at this training run? 
    Bradke doing ok. 

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    13 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Tom Sparrow for me has been BOG. Has been a brute around the stoppages a d been really impressed with his kicking.

    Thats great to hear hes dominating as an inside mid.   Hes always played out of position at AFL level  as theres no spot for him in the midfield.

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