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In: Casey Demons 

Out: MFC 

Let's rest our players, we can beat the Weagles with our 2s

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

In: Casey Demons 

Out: MFC 

Let's rest our players, we can beat the Weagles with our 2s

 

 

 

Disagree. Let's just get 4 points and move on. 

 

Surely Lever will miss, he looked very sore. Apart from that, I think we pick almost the best team we can. Percentage will be important.

Edited by Bendigo_Demon


For the first time this year, no change

 

If lever is injured then Tomlinson in for him

otherwise no change 👍🏻


No change. 

Lever out 

Tomlinson in

Lever is buggered. He was on the bench popping pain killers like candy. Never a better time to rest him. 

No change, we don't rest players 

If Lever can play, even if he's a bit sore, he should. We need him to get back in the groove and get some continuity, he's had a real in/out season so far.

3 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Lever out 

Tomlinson in

Lever is buggered. He was on the bench popping pain killers like candy. Never a better time to rest him. 

It was a corky that was the most concern today though right?

I did notice that the boot was off the right foot at half time though... I'm assuming that was the one that he had the plantar fasciitis issue?


I don't want to be cocky. Respect the opposition and all that. But let's be frank, we should take a mini-bye over the next two weeks. Lever looks like he can barely walk. Lingers copped an absolute beating. The Cats always managed their best players through a season. Plus, we could blood some new players and get them used to our system at top level. Be honest with them and let them know they're just getting a taste and to keep pushing. Clarry has played 120 consecutive games and Trac about 90. Max and Langdon have missed maybe one game in the last few seasons. Also, watching footy is getting pretty boring. Some new players would be fun. 

Ins: Rosman, van Rooyen ,Laurie. 

Outs: whoever could do with a rest. 

Eagles and Norf over the next two weeks

Potential to be danger games - beware their desperation

Rest Lever, mindful of covid protocols

8 points and move right on....

7 minutes ago, BAMF said:

It was a corky that was the most concern today though right?

I did notice that the boot was off the right foot at half time though... I'm assuming that was the one that he had the plantar fasciitis issue?

Nah last contest of the game he was again heavily limping after jumping up to defend and landing on his feet. He is definitely suffering. 
I sit right by the bench and he was in serious pain. He was limping so badly. I worry that if we keep pushing him he will break. 
But I’m not a doctor and happy to be corrected. 

Also, does anyone know if it's Van Rooyen or van Rooyen? And what to use starting a sentence. I don't know the custom for Zimbabwe. @WalkingCivilWar

16 minutes ago, MrFreeze said:

No change, we don't rest players 

We rest players for a very easy interstate plane trip when they have a bleed the quad


3 minutes ago, Skuit said:

Also, does anyone know if it's Van Rooyen or van Rooyen? And what to use starting a sentence. I don't know the custom for Zimbabwe. @WalkingCivilWar

van Rooyen (lowercase v, capital R) 👍🏽

Edited by WalkingCivilWar

Lever and Jordan might need a rest, not sure what Jordon did but he was on one leg for most of the last quarter, he rolled in a contest and took a little to get back up.

 
6 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

If anybody suggests dropping JJ I’ll box their ears.

He might need it, he rolled in a contest at the start of the last quarter and was on one leg for the rest of the game. They did keep him out there though, so I'm not sure how bad of an injury it is?


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