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So Hibb for Hunt.

Would have liked to have seen Baker in for AVB for this match at least.

Gus plays AVB's minutes in the middle.Ā  Baker covers Gus's wing for this match.Ā  If Gus goes down between now and finals orĀ in finals i would be reluctant to look at Baker with only one AFL match under his belt many months ago.

Like to see how his disposal goes under AFL heat as well.Ā  One of the quickest in the team, he could also (potentially)Ā play the Hunt role (in the short term) if Hibb goes down as a last resort until Hunt returns.

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Weid in, given we have no TMac?

Or stay short given O'Brien is out?

Didn’t see Bedford coming.Ā 
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AVB gets another crack. Gotta wonder when we’ll see Chunk again.Ā 
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Would like to see Weids and BBB work together in the forward area. They did alright out at Casey.

Vanders and Sparrow struggled in Perth, so both out for me.

Interchange could be:Ā 

Jackson, Jordon, Weids and either Hibbo or Smith.

Hibbo is a known quantity, soĀ SmithĀ  to get a run and see if he fits in, Hibbo as med sub.

Not sure there is a forward position for Bedford unless they go small and have given up on the Weid.

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7 minutes ago, deanox said:

Weid in, given we have no TMac?

Or stay short given O'Brien is out?

I’d go short as Adelaide’s only chance isĀ to play a fast ground level game. Also, Weideman doesn’t need to audition for finals while every small on our list good enough does. WeĀ all know that if McDonald orĀ Brown goĀ down inĀ a prelim (says 77 hail Mary’s) Weid is straight in. But what if ANB gets injured, or (says 777 Hail Mary’s) Ed Langdon?

Ā We need to know whoĀ comesĀ in for them.Ā 

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23 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

Didn’t see Bedford coming.Ā 
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AVB gets another crack. Gotta wonder when we’ll see Chunk again.Ā 
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Thought the same, and wondered if TobyĀ has been included to give Koz a break, after the s#!t he copped on social media after the WC game. Ā Goodie suggested that it cut him pretty deep.

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Looks like it's just Hibbo in for Hunt I like it would be nice if Jones could get a gig at least as a sub maybe later in the year. I think vandenBerg will be in the 22 for his 50th and Sparrow the sub.Ā 

15 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

gotta stick with our preferred dry weather mcg structure

IN: hibberd, weideman
OUT: hunt (inj.), avb

avb for medi-sub

vandenberg was already the sub. Jordon or Sparrow must go out then.

Weid needs to come into the side. At the very least to get some match fitness.

Hibbert in for Hunt.

Sparrow perhaps lucky to keep his place in the side. Jordon to stay too.

Don't want to see Baker, AVB, Jones or Belford in the side. None of them should be in a finals side, although I'd be happy enough for Jones to be the med sub.

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My guess is Weid and Hibbo for Hunt and Vanders. Sparrow sub.Ā 
I think we need to stick with the two tall structure on the dry MCG track if that’s what we want to do in finals.Ā 


IMO Bedford is there for Kozzy if he decides he needs to take a break after the week he's had.

Wouldn't blame him.

Love ya Koz.

I would go Jackson, Jordan, Sparrow and Bedford as IC with Hibberd as Sub.

That would give us a reasonable midfield rotation and might allow Kossie a bit more time in the middle with Bedford covering forward.Ā Ā 

So the four ins join Jackson, vandenBerg, Jordon and Sparrow on the bench.

Jackson's not going anywhere so vandenBerg, Jordon and Sparrow are likely to be the candidates to make way for Weideman, which IMO is the move we should make, get back to our preferred forward line mix ready for TMac's return.

I'd go Weid for vandenBerg along with Hibberd for Hunt, with one of Jordon/Sparrow the sub.

Also, how quiet is this teams thread?

Surely a sign that Demonalnders have breathed a sigh of relief knowing we can't slip out of the top 4?


I would be playing the weed.

3 hours ago, Demongirl35 said:

I’d have Bedford and hibbo inĀ 

sparrow as subĀ 

Need speedĀ against the Cows.

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25 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

I doubt Bedford will ever make it at AFL level, but perhaps he deserves oneĀ more chance.Ā 

Wll, we've all made quotes like that which have come back and bitten us on the butt. So I hope you're wrong

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53 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

Wll, we've all made quotes like that which have come back and bitten us on the butt. So I hope you're wrong

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I’d be extremely happy to be wrong.Ā 


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