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I thought Laurie was suggested by some as being in line for promotion.

Wonder why he's out.

Hope young Woey can be right for the GF

Weideman as principal ruck going up against Brisbane's number 3 ruck 

Edited by Diamond_Jim

Woey presumably still feeling the effects of the concussion caused by the thuggish  Ladhams.

I wonder what is up with Laurie?

edit:  snap DJ

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3 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Weideman as principal ruck going up against Brisbane's number 3 ruck 

Some have suggested that we look at drafting Jack Bell as a backup ruck for the Demons, but he's only named as an emergency for this game which suggests he may not be rated that highly.


18 hours ago, Demonstone said:

Some have suggested that we look at drafting Jack Bell as a backup ruck for the Demons, but he's only named as an emergency for this game which suggests he may not be rated that highly.

Those suggesting drafting Bell are either totally clueless or have never seen him play.

Re Bell, I have seen him play quite a bit so I must fit into the clueless group. I think he has shown steady improvement...if the improvement continues, which I expect, he may well have merit.

 

 

BURY MY HEART AT CASEY?

Post-apocalypse and the vampire banana-benders are still after blood. Question is will the few survivors rally?  And send the horde of speculators, carpet baggers,  condominium sales staff, eye-gougers and Zorko-ites back across the border to Christopher Skase Land?

Round 1 ... be there!

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18 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Can't see any upside in playing TMac today. Smith maybe.. simply to get some more forward time into him

Help winning Casey a premiership maybe? I’d call that upside.


13 minutes ago, Neil Crompton said:

Help winning Casey a premiership maybe? I’d call that upside.

VFL premierships are irrelevant. It's a training group.

We have played in many of them over the years including the old Reserves comp but they don't contribute where it counts.

Lions and the likes of Matho and Robbo have everything to play for today. A spot in the Prelim next week whereas our listed AFL players are probably playing for a spot on next years list. Its a shame some of the better performing Casey players did not get games in the ones during the year. Seems they can't get into the ones and the players in the one's who can't get a kick and when they do turn it over can't get into the Casey team. Work it out.

Why does the Casey fwd line look better than the firsts?

😩😭

1 hour ago, Cranky Franky said:

Those suggesting drafting Bell are either totally clueless or have never seen him play.

1 hour ago, Bystander said:

Re Bell, I have seen him play quite a bit so I must fit into the clueless group. I think he has shown steady improvement...if the improvement continues, which I expect, he may well have merit.

He won't cut at AFL level. He could be a poor man's Chris Woodman.


1 hour ago, Bystander said:

Re Bell, I have seen him play quite a bit so I must fit into the clueless group. I think he has shown steady improvement...if the improvement continues, which I expect, he may well have merit.

He tries hard & maybe has shown steady improvement but he can't mark, kick or handball which may hamper his development somewhat.

Looks like the VFL has been bumped from the TV today. Channel 7 going with the passing of the Queen coverage l, because heaven knows there hasn't been enough of that over the last 24 hours....

4 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

Looks like the VFL has been bumped from the TV today. Channel 7 going with the passing of the Queen coverage l, because heaven knows there hasn't been enough of that over the last 24 hours....

It's on 7mate.


6 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

Looks like the VFL has been bumped from the TV today. Channel 7 going with the passing of the Queen coverage l, because heaven knows there hasn't been enough of that over the last 24 hours....

PASSING OF QUEEN COVERAGE HAS BEEN GOING ALL DAY AND NIGHT ON ch & SINCE IT WAS ANNOUNCED

MUST BE A LOT OF EYEBALLS TO SELL STUFFF TO

Sorry if it’s already been talked about, but it’s just Bowey and McDonald who won’t be able to play next week if we win right? But we could play Melksham as he’s played over 7 games? 

19 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

It's on 7mate.

Thanks for that. Couldn't see it in the guide.

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19 hours ago, Demonstone said:

Some have suggested that we look at drafting Jack Bell as a backup ruck for the Demons, but he's only named as an emergency for this game which suggests he may not be rated that highly.

He’s mostly dropped because 4 talls just won’t work in the forward line so Weid has to ruck to open the forward line up.

I think there’s probably better state league options but the way he was developing suggests to me he’ll be a good VFL ruck in a year or 2. The difference between good VFL rucks and half the back up rucks on afl lists is just good luck so it wouldn’t shock me 

14 minutes ago, Dee-licious said:

Sorry if it’s already been talked about, but it’s just Bowey and McDonald who won’t be able to play next week if we win right? But we could play Melksham as he’s played over 7 games? 

That's my understanding.


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