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10 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Clearly it started yesterday at the earliest, which means they should be done by next Thursday, making it very easy for them to be available for a Saturday afternoon game at home. Canโ€™t see any issues with them missing unless they either have Covid now or catch it during their iso period, which is not even a thing anymore.ย 

More thinking about selection policy given Brown wasn't picked despite being available after his iso.

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8 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

Dunstan\Bedford won't play have you seen the bench? They are not playing funny buggers that's the team.

Sorry WERRIDEE, you've now lost your abode and your holiday house. I'll enjoy going down to Sorrento and catching up with Goody and Max down the pub.

29 minutes ago, 640MD said:

Not sure Weid is better than Tmac

but he is a lot younger and possibly will play the same role in 2 yearsย 

Ok lets look at stats. Including the Grand Final in which he kicked 2 goals one in Junk time, T.Mac has not had the impact he had early in 2021. His form so far in each of the 5 games has been average to say the least. If a squeeze for positions in the forward line was an issue in spite of his bullocking and occasional good bit of play he has disappionted. Whilst not an automatic fan of Weeds , he seems to have improved his contested possesions and has taken some good marks. The " AGE" differential is another factor at play. T. Mac is getting older, Maybe JUST MAYBE, the long term experiment of Weeds might start seeing dividends. BBB Is a quality Forward performer over many years and just had to come back.

Congratulations LUKE DUNSTAN. Dont read anything into Casey Form at all, in a windswept lost outpost in the Centauri Region you just cannot equate form with class. Lets see what he has got and hope he more than makes up for a missing Viney!

 

Wow didnโ€™t expect Tmac to be dropped. ย 

In a way itโ€™s a good sign with competition for spots.ย 

Good luck Weid hope u take your chance and make the most of it.ย 

Go DEES.ย 

Channel 7 just said both Lever and Viney could have technically played since the close contact rules ease tonight but they havenโ€™t trained this week so we are being cautious.ย 
I have no doubt we are giving Lever a rest with that foot. Just hope Viney doesnโ€™t have any foot issues again which we are disguising as Covid related protocols.ย 
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It does appear as tho the easing of close contact rules will apply thru the AFL for the relevant states. Suck it WA ๐Ÿ˜‚


1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

Good balanced changes considering we never want to be without Lever or Viney.ย 
Massive chance for Dunstan. He would want to have a bloody good game if heโ€™s to displace one of our other mids, which can only be a good thing.ย 
I imagine it wonโ€™t be smooth sailing and it might take a half for him to settle in.

Tigers are missing Dusty and Grimes which just about equals us missing Viney and Lever.ย 
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Grimes out is a big loss for them, as is Pickett who played well in last years game against us. Not sure if Balta is carrying an injury, I think their defense will really be under the pump. Also Cotchin is going to be feeling the burn tonight, they really donโ€™t have enough run, I feel a big 3rd qtr coming and some dodgy tactics in the ruck. Ever since Dimma slagged off Schwartz I have been wanting us to rag doll this team. I feel sorry for Tmac who has been close but if it means Sam finally finds some confidence it is a worthwhile investment.ย 

12 minutes ago, roy11 said:

We've all wanted a run of Weid in the side and now he's played a handful, the real test now is how he gels/works with BBB. Hope he takes it.

BB with one of Weid / Plugger is a step up from Weid & Plugger IMHO

Will be interesting to see how this combo goes.ย 

Given he has been in the system for quite a while, Weid should be starting to find some consistency.ย  However, I just worry about the above the shoulders part,ย  ground ball / pressure side and his maturity in terms of his skills / picking the right options on the angles when shooting for goal.ย  Hopefully this improvement comes with more game time & training at the highest level but we would want to start seeing a fair output from here if he's to hold his spot.

Can someone please post Final Side? Many thanksย 

PF

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7 hours ago, Monocology said:

Finally! Roger - we should go bowling sometime.

Luke clearly still adjusting to our training demands. He was initially blown away by the change up (understandable coming from Lazy Acres) and still a ways to go.ย 

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I guess Dunstan is pencilled in to go up a couple of gears. No doubt he will replicate his game versus the Tiges last year. Might have to postpone the bowling, but in the meantime I'll work on my bowling shirt collection.


48 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Channel 7 just said both Lever and Viney could have technically played since the close contact rules ease tonight but they havenโ€™t trained this week so we are being cautious.ย 
I have no doubt we are giving Lever a rest with that foot. Just hope Viney doesnโ€™t have any foot issues again which we are disguising as Covid related protocols.ย 
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It does appear as tho the easing of close contact rules will apply thru the AFL for the relevant states. Suck it WA ๐Ÿ˜‚

Good week off for Lever.

50 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Channel 7 just said both Lever and Viney could have technically played since the close contact rules ease tonight but they havenโ€™t trained this week so we are being cautious.ย 
I have no doubt we are giving Lever a rest with that foot. Just hope Viney doesnโ€™t have any foot issues again which we are disguising as Covid related protocols.ย 
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It does appear as tho the easing of close contact rules will apply thru the AFL for the relevant states. Suck it WA ๐Ÿ˜‚

That's on the basis that they're only household close contacts and don't actually have COVID.

1 hour ago, Neil Crompton said:

Hasnโ€™t Bedford played every game at Casey this year despite being medi sub?

Dunno, mine was a genuine questionย 

We played most games early in weekend... (incl. Wed) so every possibility he's match fit

Poor decision regarding Tommy, disrespectful.

Will be medical sub.


1 minute ago, bluey said:

Poor decision regarding Tommy, disrespectful.

Will be medical sub.

Calm down

2 minutes ago, bluey said:

Poor decision regarding Tommy, disrespectful.

Will be medical sub.

Because that shows him more respect, the potential to sit his bum down on the bench all night besides doing endless run throughโ€™s to warm up.

McDonald was a given for Brown given Richmond's lack of height in defense and it being a dry night. Was the right decision. Weeds undoubtedly giving us more atm.ย 

Not a fan of the Dunstan inclusion. I am happy to be proven wrong but he is a poor man's Dan Hanneberry and lacks consistent grunt. I would have rather given Rosman a game on the wing and switch Brayshaw into the middle, or something similar.ย 

Happy to see Sparrow starting in the middle, hope he gets a good crack at a full game running through the midfield. Hopefully he can step out of the Petracca, Oliver, and Viney shadow.ย 

Good to see Weid keep his spot but really feel for TMac. Out of good form, yes, but not really doing too much wrong.

With Covid protocols ruining selection planning, we could see a lot of players getting games at late notice.

Called it and happy to see Weid/Brown combo. Weid performs better when he isn't the focus in the forward line for the oppo's #1 defender.ย 


1 hour ago, praha said:

McDonald was a given for Brown given Richmond's lack of height in defense and it being a dry night. Was the right decision. Weeds undoubtedly giving us more atm.ย 

I thought so too.ย 

About 90% on here didn't.ย 

Massive call by the selection committee to go for Weid over TMac, those critiquing it just remember theyโ€™ve barely put a toenail wrong in this regard since late 2020. Backing Weid in is a big decision but for me it does three things: firstly, it gives Weid a big chance to stake his claim for the second forward spot while showing huge faith in him. Second, it shows to him that we still see him as a big part of our future so that faith can be repaid by him. Thirdly (and I almost see as the biggest thing), it will light a bonfire under TMac. Heโ€™s a proud guy, he worked his [censored] off to get back to being in the team to eventually win a premiership, so I have no doubt that he will see this as a challenge thrown down to him by the selection committee.ย 

This week tests our depth, but what an opportunity itโ€™s presented for those that have come in.ย 

I like it.ย 

Dunners - if he's worth anything he will take his chance.

Tommy - perform or your out.ย 

Weed - we trust you

Cant wait!!

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39 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

Not a fan of the Dunstan inclusion. I am happy to be proven wrong but he is a poor man's Dan Hanneberry and lacks consistent grunt. I would have rather given Rosman a game on the wing and switch Brayshaw into the middle, or something similar.ย 

Happy to see Sparrow starting in the middle, hope he gets a good crack at a full game running through the midfield. Hopefully he can step out of the Petracca, Oliver, and Viney shadow.ย 

Good to see Weid keep his spot but really feel for TMac. Out of good form, yes, but not really doing too much wrong.

With Covid protocols ruining selection planning, we could see a lot of players getting games at late notice.

Rosman?? Guy can't get near it at casey. Strange call

2 hours ago, picket fence said:

Ok lets look at stats. Including the Grand Final in which he kicked 2 goals one in Junk time, T.Mac has not had the impact he had early in 2021. His form so far in each of the 5 games has been average to say the least. If a squeeze for positions in the forward line was an issue in spite of his bullocking and occasional good bit of play he has disappionted. Whilst not an automatic fan of Weeds , he seems to have improved his contested possesions and has taken some good marks. The " AGE" differential is another factor at play. T. Mac is getting older, Maybe JUST MAYBE, the long term experiment of Weeds might start seeing dividends. BBB Is a quality Forward performer over many years and just had to come back.

Congratulations LUKE DUNSTAN. Dont read anything into Casey Form at all, in a windswept lost outpost in the Centauri Region you just cannot equate form with class. Lets see what he has got and hope he more than makes up for a missing Viney!

All good points,ย  I do not disagree on any particular point, perhaps I look at Tmac with rose coloured glasses for one particular bullocking goal againstย  ? (west coast) in the goal square.ย  Weid could easily get to Tmac level, its all above his shoulders.


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