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CASEY: Rd 11 vs Sydney

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Selfish play Melksham.

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    1 minute ago, DubDee said:

    For anyone watching - are Weeds marking and goals impressive or easy goals/free kicks?

     

    Thats better from Laurie.  Chandler doing quite well.  Pretty standard.  Run under a couple he probably could have marked in contests but doing quite well so far (at this level).

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    9 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    he's working the f50 perfectly, just as he always does as the main option

    he and sideshow bob essentially play the same role - it's no surprise that they struggle to gel as a key forward combination

    Interesting that our otherwise magnificent brains trust can’t work out something that will get / allow the combination to work. 
    Something like -

    1/ Ben you lead right, Sam stay home

    2/ Sam, you lead left, Ben, you stay home. 
     

    Surely that sort of thing would have to stop double teaming and keep the defenders on their toes, even if either of BB SW had no intention of the ball coming their way that time. Can’t double team both.  

     

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    4 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

    Never want to see umpire Nicholls in the AFL again. Absolutely clueless.

    Bounced one metres beyond the circle and didn’t recall it.   Do the umpire selectors just go on how many recalls are done so it is better for a poor bouncer to just ignore recalls. 

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    Weid’s getting to it a lot, but two-grabbing almost every time, and getting spoilt. Turner, Van Rouyen and Ellison’s marking hands are better. Would be shocked if someone doesn’t pick up Ellison in the MSD. 

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    13 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

    Never want to see umpire Nicholls in the AFL again. Absolutely clueless.

    And always was.!!!!

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    4 minutes ago, Webber said:

    Weid’s getting to it a lot, but two-grabbing almost every time, and getting spoilt. Turner, Van Rouyen and Ellison’s marking hands are better. Would be shocked if someone doesn’t pick up Ellison in the MSD. 

    I believe the MSD was just this week. I don't think Ellison was selected?

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    My God Michael Hibberd is a good footballer. 

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    Piggy having a VN second half.  Spreading & sharing well

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Casey forwards can't buy a mark

    There's no immediate genuine KF option.  Mitch handy as a lead up or tall (get ball to ground) back up option for this season.

    Will need to trade in a big hitting impact forward for 2023 imv.

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    Any notes on AVR?  How is he handling the slippery conditions?

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    14 minutes ago, Webber said:

    Weid’s getting to it a lot, but two-grabbing almost every time, and getting spoilt. Turner, Van Rouyen and Ellison’s marking hands are better. Would be shocked if someone doesn’t pick up Ellison in the MSD. 

    he wasn't, given that it was during the week

    surely someone will give him a chance at the end of the season

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    Is there any position White cant play haha

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