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Would suggest all of Fritsch, Jetta, Spargo and Melksham will all be discussed. Petty and Hunt possibly too, but they likely stay due to credits and need I reckon.

Hard to judge Weid's performance today. Horrible ball use forward of centre most of the time, none of Weid, TMac or Fritsch got much opportunity.

Might hold off until after the Casey game for ins.

IN:
Brown
Viney (if fit)
Salem

OUT:
Weidemann
Melksham (looks like he’s hurt)
Jetta 

 

Out: Weid, Melk, Jetta

In: Salem, Brown, Jones?

Weed --> Colingwood; In: BBB

Salem or failing that Lockart for Jetta

Viney in if available (prob not) for someone.

 


1 minute ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

IN:
Brown
Viney (if fit)
Salem

OUT:
Weidemann
Melksham (looks like he’s hurt)
Jetta 

Viney supposed to be out for another couple

Weid to the highest draft pick possible, Jetta, one other

Brown, Salem, Viney

1 minute ago, ucanchoose said:

Weid to the highest draft pick possible, Jetta, one other

Brown, Salem, Viney

Jordon out surely?

 

in salem,the lesser known brown and daw( only if plays well against swans rerves),viney if fit. Out weid ,jetta and melksham. We have to get excited when Weid and B.Brown kick lots of goals against p.ss weak sides.


14 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Would suggest all of Fritsch, Jetta, Spargo and Melksham will all be discussed. Petty and Hunt possibly too, but they likely stay due to credits and need I reckon.

Hard to judge Weid's performance today. Horrible ball use forward of centre most of the time, none of Weid, TMac or Fritsch got much opportunity.

Might hold off until after the Casey game for ins.

You might want to revist our lust because we dont have too many replacements.

Besides Jake Melksham will always get picked.

He was dropped last week. Didnt play in the seconds and hey presto hes back in.

I would drop Sam w. 

Hunt yes.

Jetts  but i fear we lack depth.

1 minute ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Had a stinker

But has played some good games

Agree he has. Would like to see more of Sparrow.

16 minutes ago, Mickey said:

Viney supposed to be out for another couple

If thats the case we need to find another star mid. Cant afford ro have Viney miss that many games.

3 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

You might want to revist our lust because we dont have too many replacements.

Besides Jake Melksham will always get picked.

He was dropped last week. Didnt play in the seconds and hey presto hes back in.

I would drop Sam w. 

Hunt yes.

Jetts  but i fear we lack depth.

It's a list of who I think will be discussed, I didn't suggest all would be dropped.


19 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

IN:
Brown
Viney (if fit)
Salem

OUT:
Weidemann
Melksham (looks like he’s hurt)
Jetta 

In agreement 

Salem above anyone, we missed him a lot today, hurt our transition forward, shows how important he is for us.  Jetta, is only up to a lockdown role, not suitable for what the team needs.  Melks started well, I assume he got a kick up the backside after being dropped, but then drop off and was almost unsighted on tv at least for the rest of the game. 

Weid is a hard one, today our mid's did not find the space(workmate) for good delivery over the game.

The concern is the quick movement that we had to work against is the dog's game.  However plays next week this is a reminder to the expectation needed to stay in the team.

 

28 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Would suggest all of Fritsch, Jetta, Spargo and Melksham will all be discussed. Petty and Hunt possibly too, but they likely stay due to credits and need I reckon.

Hard to judge Weid's performance today. Horrible ball use forward of centre most of the time, none of Weid, TMac or Fritsch got much opportunity.

Might hold off until after the Casey game for ins.

Spargo played his role as usual and was one of the few to hit a target, absolutely no chance he gets dropped.

Same goes for Petty and Hunt. If we had to reheat the ancient Jetta to find a 7th defender we aren't going to suddenly find 2 more in the next 6 days.

IN:  B. Brown, Salem, Sparrow
Out: Weid, Jetta, Melksham

Bit harsh on Weid who had some ok moments but he doesn't clunk marks and doesn't find any easy ball. Brown is a Docklands specialist.

Sparrow should've been picked over Melksham for weeks. We can't carry a taller forward line and a forward/midfielder like Melksham who doesn't tackle and doesn't crack in.

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34 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Would suggest all of Fritsch, Jetta, Spargo and Melksham will all be discussed.

Fritsch and Spargo won't be in the conversation at all,  Petty and Hunt will also stay in.

26 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

You might want to revist our lust because we dont have too many replacements.

Is it Lust or Love

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37 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

IN:
Brown
Viney (if fit)
Salem

OUT:
Weidemann
Melksham (looks like he’s hurt)
Jetta 

BROWN should never have been dropped in the first place, would he have missed that easy goal from 35 out that Weeds chocked on? Nar, Melksham should almost not be picked until he shows some intensity was woeful tonight!

 

Hard to say who goes. The forward half pressure was suspect all night. Pressure on the ball carrier wasn’t great either.

i felt the weight fell on too few shoulders and a few old habits crept back into our game.

If BBB kicks 3+ goals, I think he comes in otherwise Salem in for Jetta if fit. 

JJ needs a rest. Viney or if not fit then sparrow

I think Brown has to come back in. The Weid to make way. He didn't take his chance.

Fritsch deserves to be dropped. North was the last good game he played. Not impressed with him at all this evening especially after that non-goal when he should have passed to Trac.


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