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Sandringham vs. Casey Scorpions

Sunday 29th April

Trevor Barker Beach Oval at 2.00pm

Sandringham

B Biddlecombe Warnock Lamb

HB C. Liddell Holland M. Newton

C Hughes Ward Poyas

HF Gallagher Crowe Buckley

F Bizzell Sautner Ferguson

R Neaves Summers Valenti

Int McGettigan M. Johnston Bode Gribbin S. Martin T. Johnston Paterakis Neville

Casey Scorpions

B Biagi Wall Gilbert

HB C. Jones Fraser Makepeace

C Eddy Birss Matthews

HF Harrison Ferguson Gwilt

F Sweeney Silvagni N. Carmody

R Gardiner Garrubba Armitage

Int McQualter Raymond Taylor Van Rheenen Geary Scalzo Rix O'Bryan

Reserves

Sandringham Vs Casey Scorpions

Trevor Barker Beach Oval: 11.10am

B Liddell Gibb Hall

HB Dean Gribbin Neville

C Curcio Paule Tregear

HF Martyn Cleeve Collyer

F McKenzie Mentiplay Turcarelli

R Ott Monaghan Gilchrist

Int Born Newton Gileno Richards Lyall Goold Dunne Henry

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7 dees in that side, wow less and less each week

I count 11?

B Biddlecombe Warnock Lamb

HB C. Liddell Holland M. Newton

C Hughes Ward Poyas

HF Gallagher Crowe Buckley

F Bizzell Sautner Ferguson

R Neaves Summers Valenti

Int McGettigan M. Johnston Bode

Gribbin S. Martin T. Johnston

Paterakis Neville

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huge test for Neaves this week. Up against Gardnier and Rix, a chance to see what he is made of.

I agree 'kieranbj', sus' isn't it. Maybe PJ?

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what the hell is newton doing on the half back flank, they better put him up forward and keep him their so he can kick a big bag

Does not seem like it's ever going to happen (bar accident). It's asking a lot of a 193cm youngster, used to playing as a specialist forward, to impress as a wingman or half-back flanker. Perhaps it's neither doing his chances much good. Might he not even be better off back in the twos? With Dutchy at CHB it must be the tallest HB line to ever hit the field in a VFL game.

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Does not seem like it's ever going to happen (bar accident). It's asking a lot of a 193cm youngster, used to playing as a specialist forward, to impress as a wingman or half-back flanker. Perhaps it's neither doing his chances much good. Might he not even be better off back in the twos? With Dutchy at CHB it must be the tallest HB line to ever hit the field in a VFL game.

I've added the reserves team to the post opening this thread. The player Newton named on the interchange is the brother of Michael Newton.

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Does not seem like it's ever going to happen (bar accident). It's asking a lot of a 193cm youngster, used to playing as a specialist forward, to impress as a wingman or half-back flanker. Perhaps it's neither doing his chances much good. Might he not even be better off back in the twos? With Dutchy at CHB it must be the tallest HB line to ever hit the field in a VFL game.

Newton would merely stagnate and rot in the 2s. He has shown that he clearly has way more talent than that grade. Unfortunately he can do all this without having to perform consistency. He is learning none of the disciplines required for senior football there.

i agree it would be nice to have him as FF. With Sautner at FF he is going to struggle to get a look in. So by playing him up in the midfield he gets to be in the play more regularly and be more focused with his game.

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I've added the reserves team to the post opening this thread. The player Newton named on the interchange is the brother of Michael Newton.

Was just about to ask about that. Is he any good (happy to wait a couple of days for the answer).

i agree it would be nice to have him as FF. With Sautner at FF he is going to struggle to get a look in.

We've spoken much about this in the past, and had a number of disagreements.

At the start of the year they were playing Dunn and Juice out of the square, for all of about 90 seconds before Dunn got his face crushed by Bo Nixon. From what I remember either Sauntner was rested or injured. Would there be room for both Sauntner and Juice in there?

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I actually like the move of Newton of the HBF, most kids that are drafted have dominated their way through the junior ranks, mainly playing in the positions they want to and doing what they want. We have read from many posters that this kid has got enormous potential and raw ability. From what I've seen at sandy he is also unaccountable and sometimes very lazy. A stint in the backline will hopefully teach him to be accountable for his man and work hard to ensure he beats his man. Playing up forward is a tough job, if the ball doesn't come your way you need to have that defensive side to help kepp the ball in sde your forward 50m and apply pressure on your defender so it isn't an easy clearance.

We already have an example of a FF that as a younger player for the MFC player down back. Now he holds the games and goals kicked record at the club.

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im still surprised that Garland got a run with Melb before Juice did... in the absence of nietz and giving kids a shot you would have thought he would have been a chance... oh well... i might potter down to sandy today for a bit of a look

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3/4 time Sandy 12 14 86 Scorpions 9 5 59

four goals to Newton

According to radio Daniel Ward - badly (?) torn right thigh

Ouch! :blink:

If Neita is not fit for next week, I hope they give Juice a run.

He is more developed and better equiped than Garland IMO. We really have nothing to lose.

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