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TEAMS: Rd 16 vs Adelaide

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Disappointed that Jackson is out but liked this bit in the article “In a huge boost, Gawn is expected back for the Demons in round 17”. 
 

Thank god Max will be back. 
 

Can’t understand MBrown coming in would rather Thomo. 

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    I really don't see the benefit of Mitch Brown playing at all.

    Given a shot in 2 games this year and did sweet FA in both.

    Poor JVR has to miss a VFL game tomorrow because he is a travelling emergency. Wouldnt you just play the kid ahead of someone that's 32 and way past it and then certainty to be delisted at years end..

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    Gawn/Jackson to be replaced by Spargo on Trac’s shoulders. 
     

    Moving on….
     

     

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    So no info on the extent of the injury?

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    16 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Well they said Mitch.Brown is on stand by. He'd be on stand by anyway that's how it works.

    Surely Tomlinson would be well ahead of Mitch either in the team or as medical sub.

    11 hours ago, cantstandyasam said:

    Ruck Weed and promote JVR, Mitch goes missing in the forward line at AFL level. All well and good to reward effort but pointless in Mitch's case as he will let you down at AFL level.

    As above.

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    19 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

    Ah the dreaded Norm Smith Jake Spencer curse resurfaces

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    I was thinking this as well. What is it about backup ruckman, they always seem to get injured just when they get their big chance? I am sure I remember if Jamar got injured so would Spencer and Stef Martin. When Gawn missed a some games a few seasons ago so did Braydon Pruess. Now Gawn goes down, Jackson lasts one game and Majak retires! 

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    21 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    I'd recognise Mitch Brown in a police line-up every time.

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    Everyone relax will ya. We don’t have a ruckman for one game against a bottom 4 team. Half the comp plays without one every week.

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    20 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

    Everyone relax will ya. We don’t have a ruckman for one game against a bottom 4 team. Half the comp plays without one every week.

    Actually we don’t really know who’ll be available next week, do we.

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    52 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Poor JVR has to miss a VFL game tomorrow because he is a travelling emergency.

    Are you sure he's the travelling emergency or just one of the four named emergencies?

    I'd expect him to line up for Casey.

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    8 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    Are you sure he's the travelling emergency or just one of the four named emergencies?

    I'd expect him to line up for Casey.

    Pretty sure there was footage of him training with the lads in Adelaide.

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    Have they yet named his replacement?

    Surely Tomlinson must get a look in unless they want to debut JVR thrown right in the deep end.

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    30 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Have they yet named his replacement?

    Yes, Mitch Brown in to the starting 22.

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    1 hour ago, sue said:

    Actually we don’t really know who’ll be available next week, do we.

    Club said Gawn will be back. I’ll take the All Australian ruckman back. We can fit him in.

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    6 hours ago, Redleg said:

    Makes my suggestion last year, to keep Austin Bradtke for another year as Insurance, sound quite good now.

    It was foresight and not hindsight.

    I actually thought he was doing ok at CHB and in the ruck. Certainly no star, but good Insurance until we could bolster ruck depth.

        

    No foresight there. Sadly Austin wasn't close to VFL standard. Couldn’t ruck, mark, kick or handball.

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    1 minute ago, Cranky Franky said:

    No foresight there. Sadly Austin wasn't close to VFL standard. Couldn’t ruck, mark, kick or handball.

    Was that a problem?

     

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    I just want to know how bad the injury is and for how long he will be out?! Someone? anyone?

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    3 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    I just want to know how bad the injury is and for how long he will be out?! Someone? anyone?

    Sounds like a one weeker

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    27 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    Yes, Mitch Brown in to the starting 22.

    Where did you read this? The Club haven’t said anything. 

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    18 minutes ago, Cranky Franky said:

    No foresight there. Sadly Austin wasn't close to VFL standard. Couldn’t ruck, mark, kick or handball.

    yeah ... maybe ... but he had a basketball background 🤔

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    2 hours ago, mo64 said:

    Mitch Brown has been selected as Jackson's replacement. That's who should have been playing 2nd ruck at Casey last week.

    Yet to be seen if he plays ruck...

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    14 minutes ago, rjay said:

    Yet to be seen if he plays ruck...

    My guess is Ben Brown. Heaven help us if he gets injured. 

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