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TEAMS: Rd 18 vs Port Adelaide

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

 

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    1 minute ago, SPC said:

    Zero imagination again from Goodwin. Expect same same result. 

    Which AFL team did you coach to a premiership again? 

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

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

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    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.

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    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.

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    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.

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    Port stronger and us much weaker with the changes.

    Will need a big effort.

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    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??

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    2 minutes ago, Lil_red_fire_engine said:

    Petty just cant take a trick this year. 

    Heartbreaker

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    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.

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    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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