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What is our best team currently?

WERRIDEE
in Melbourne Demons

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B: Hibberd, May, Lever

HB: Salem, Petty, Hunt

C: Langdon, Petracca, Brayshaw

HF: Neal-Bullen, McDonald, Pickett

F: Fritsch, B.Brown, Spargo

FOLL: Gawn, Oliver, Viney

IC: Harmes, Rivers, Jackson, Jordon

SUB: Melksham

 

Casey

B: Lockhart, Hutchins, Jetta

HB: Bowey, J.Smith, D.Smith

C: Baker, Munro, Rosman

HF: vandenBerg, M.Brown, Chandler

F: Bedford, Weideman, White

FOLL: Daw, Jones, Sparrow

IC: Laurie, Bradtke, Foot, Hore

 

I haven't included Tomlinson and Neitschke as they are out for the year.

 

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    That looks about right. 
     

    My only wonder is whether Melksham is the right sub over Jones, Jetta or Sparrow. 

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     No CAPS W’DEE?

    We must be going alright.

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    7 hours ago, Mel Bourne said:

    That looks about right. 
     

    My only wonder is whether Melksham is the right sub over Jones, Jetta or Sparrow. 

    It's a hard one for sure. Melksham can give great delivery with his kicking and can kick 1-2 cheap goals if he's in the right spot. Sparrow is a bull and has an awesome inside game which is great if jordon, oliver or viney were to get injured mid game. My order would be milkshake, sparrow, jones and jetta.

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    47 minutes ago, JimmyGadson said:

    Might be time to think of another topic to post about @WERRIDEE. 

    These threads are getting seriously boring. 

     

     

    No need to read it Jimmy.

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    5 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Werridee- nailed it again. 
     

    Just to clarify though… is Marty Hore also ruled out for the year as well ?

    10 to 12 weeks it said on the injury report.

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    The best team is the team that is selected every week. I have complete faith in who we put out on the park. I don't have agendas against certain players like some here do and back the team.   They deserve it, they have proven over the last 11 games

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    23 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    B: Hibberd, May, Lever

    HB: Salem, Petty, Hunt

    C: Langdon, Petracca, Brayshaw

    HF: Neal-Bullen, McDonald, Pickett

    F: Fritsch, B.Brown, Spargo

    FOLL: Gawn, Oliver, Viney

    IC: Harmes, Rivers, Jackson, Jordon

    SUB: Melksham

     

    Casey

    B: Lockhart, Hutchins, Jetta

    HB: Bowey, J.Smith, D.Smith

    C: Baker, Munro, Rosman

    HF: vandenBerg, M.Brown, Chandler

    F: Bedford, Weideman, White

    FOLL: Daw, Jones, Sparrow

    IC: Laurie, Bradtke, Foot, Hore

     

    I haven't included Tomlinson and Neitschke as they are out for the year.

     

    Weideman ahead of Brown for mine.

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    1 hour ago, Mono said:

    Weideman ahead of Brown for mine.

    This weekend could well be the tie-breaker to decide this. I think I’m biased because I really like Sam and I think seeing him develop in front of our eyes makes me want it more for him. Sam needs to find a way to create goals when he isn’t even playing well, that seems to be what Brown is able to do. 

    I really hope Sam fires through 3+ goals and takes a bunch of contested marks. This has to be his time to take the role by the scruff. 

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    9 hours ago, Pates said:

    This weekend could well be the tie-breaker to decide this. I think I’m biased because I really like Sam and I think seeing him develop in front of our eyes makes me want it more for him. Sam needs to find a way to create goals when he isn’t even playing well, that seems to be what Brown is able to do. 

    I really hope Sam fires through 3+ goals and takes a bunch of contested marks. This has to be his time to take the role by the scruff. 

    I think at present Bbb is a better player but its line ball. Since sw is young, then long term sw is the one we want playing.

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    13 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Thanks. I just read that about Hore. 

    Make no difference to our playing sticks in 2021.

    Hard to justify even if comes back earl y August say and very difficult to place in our defence Petty better defender Marty not great on smalls IMO and is interceptor 3rd or 4th in line.  
     

    Hope Marty does/can come back late in year and get 2/3 Casey games snd Finals there.

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