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INS – Melksham, Tomlinson, Rivers, Weideman, Dunstan, Hunt, Chandler
OUTS – Oliver (thumb), Petty (Health and Safety Protocols), Bowey (omitted)

 

 
1 minute ago, SPC said:

Zero imagination again from Goodwin. Expect same same result. 

Which AFL team did you coach to a premiership again? 


Might stick an episode of aircrash investigators on instead of the game, something a bit more relaxing

Petty is a blow. Hope the final bench is jordon, rivers, weideman and dunstan with hunt as sub. 

 

Second time for Petty and the Vid?

Hunt deserves back in, hopefully he makes the cut tomorrow night.

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2 minutes ago, Gouga said:

Petty is a blow. Hope the final bench is jordon, rivers, weideman and dunstan with hunt as sub. 

I think Jordon needs a rest he was poor last week.

Very Surprised that Melksham and Chandler were included! Also surprised Bedford and Spargo hold their places hopefully HUNT gets a gig??

Weideman this surely would be "Last Chance Hotel" would much have preferred Mitch Brown! A few on shaky ground!

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1 minute ago, picket fence said:

Very Surprised that Melksham and Chandler were included! Also surprised Bedford and Spargo hold their places hopefully HUNT gets a gig??

Weideman this surely would be "Last Chance Hotel" would much have preferred Mitch Brown! A few on shaky ground!

Mitch Brown is not a KPD, he isn't physical enough and goes missing. Feel sorry for Laurie.


1 minute ago, Harbinger43 said:

Time for big games from Sparrow and Jordon

Sparrow maybe but Jordon has been one of our most consistent, racking up 20+ possessions on the wing which is elite.

Port stronger and us much weaker with the changes.

Will need a big effort.


4 minutes ago, cantstandyasam said:

Mitch Brown is not a KPD, he isn't physical enough and goes missing. Feel sorry for Laurie.

And Weideman doesn't go missing??

2 minutes ago, Lil_red_fire_engine said:

Petty just cant take a trick this year. 

Heartbreaker

 

Covid going to cause a lot of havoc over the next couple of months. Hope our players are smart about socialising from here on out. Might cost us top 4 or themselves a spot in the team around finals time.

20 minutes ago, SPC said:

Zero imagination again from Goodwin. Expect same same result. 

what did you expect him to do exactly? Clarry injured, Petty out with covid and Bowey has been struggling for a while so needed the break. Personally i would have brought in JVR but perhaps a game in NT against a resurgent Port is not the best time to give him his debut. 


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