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Good to have 2 albury residents in the team

Although debutants on qb give me the heeby jeebies 

Edited by ucanchoose

What are the ins/outs?

Hunt dropped. That it?

 
Just now, DubDee said:

What are the ins/outs?

Hunt dropped. That it?

Hunt dropped, final changes will happen closer to game day

Turner and Weid both named which is interesting. dropping Hunt with Ginnivan and Elliot as there smalls is also interesting.,


Hunt dropped seems harsh. No idea why Weideman is in unless we are planning to drop Mitch Brown. 
Turner likely debuts if Petty isn’t right to go. 
 

I am still so mad that May isn’t there thanks to his utter stupidity. 

15 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Hunt dropped seems harsh. No idea why Weideman is in unless we are planning to drop Mitch Brown. 
Turner likely debuts if Petty isn’t right to go. 
 

I am still so mad that May isn’t there thanks to his utter stupidity. 

Turner plays  imo.

The rest I was wrong about apparently 

Edited by ucanchoose

Does this mean....

In:  Hibb,  Turner (medi sub) ...or the other way round

Out:  Hunt, Bedford (as last week's medi-sub)

 
Just now, ucanchoose said:

Turner plays.  He's listed as "new"   they don't do that if they aren't playing

Yes they do. 

Hope Petty is right to go.
Even without May and Tmac that team is still good enough to win. 


1 minute ago, binman said:

Yes they do. 

I'd love to see evidence 

2 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Does this mean....

In:  Hibb,  Turner (medi sub) ...or the other way round

Out:  Hunt, Bedford (as last week's medi-sub)

No chance a kid debuts as medical sub. 

I like Hunt, last few weeks have been a bit poor but he's not alone there. Couple of brain-fades last week seemingly cost him.

Think he is still capable of playing good footy when everyone fit and firing, just last few weeks the backline been impacted by injuries and Lever being a bit out of sort. 


 

5 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Hunt dropped seems harsh. No idea why Weideman is in unless we are planning to drop Mitch Brown. 
Turner likely debuts if Petty isn’t right to go. 
 

I am still so mad that May isn’t there thanks to his utter stupidity. 

Agree Jaded, Hunt unlucky IMO….there’s more than a couple that have struggled the past fortnight.


Just now, Jaded No More said:

No chance a kid debuts as medical sub. 

Fair enough... not sure how these things work hence the other way round bit

Hmmmm. I dunno. I feel like our backline players have taken a fair bit of blame over recent weeks for issues at stoppage and forward of the ball. 

To be fair it probably feels this way because we’ve got no forwards ready to go, as frustrating as that is.

3 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

I'd love to see evidence 

You'd see it nearly every week if you had a look.

For example, Jackson Archer has been listed on the extended bench at North on a few occasions this year without making the final team.  He's been named again this week on the extended bench with (new) beside his name.

Surely Hibbo in to get Degoey? I agree that Hunt is unlucky given he's been solid prior to the last 2 weeks.

I wonder why Toby Bedford isn't in the extended bench?? I reckon there's a chance Chandler will play for one of the Browns - the forward line needs a shakeup and adding in an extra small pressure could be exactly what we need.

That side look good on paper hopefully not much changes between now and Saturday.!!!


5 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Hmmmm. I dunno. I feel like our backline players have taken a fair bit of blame over recent weeks for issues at stoppage and forward of the ball. 

To be fair it probably feels this way because we’ve got no forwards ready to go, as frustrating as that is.

Fair comment.

Swans 8 goals from turnovers last week, Demons none, we get 3 which isn’t a lot and we win! Not scoring from turnovers isn’t really backline, more mids & forwards.

Week before backline under siege!

Handy to drop 2 and still be a game on top. Let’s stop the rot this week with a win. Haven’t got a great record vs Pies recently but a different team with McCrae as coach!

Edited by D4Life
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14 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

No chance a kid debuts as medical sub. 

Edit: I guess it suggests Petty will go down to the line re fitness.

Edited by John Demonic

Piggy for Hunt is likely to be the only change I think. Disco looks like he must be close to stepping up which will be great for our backline options. 

 
4 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Piggy for Hunt is likely to be the only change I think. Disco looks like he must be close to stepping up which will be great for our backline options. 

Agree

Just keep Tomlinson out of side. I would prefer a newbie like Turner instead.


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