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3 minutes ago, Hawk the Demon said:

Lee Harvey Oswald listed on a back flank for the oppo.....

They'll send him forward at some point, he's a great set shot

 
1 hour ago, monoccular said:

presumably nobody by the name of Kennedy playing?

That Oswald is a gun, real dead eye Richard! I think Ruby can keep him quiet.

Poor taste?


4 hours ago, monoccular said:

presumably nobody by the name of Kennedy playing?

not too many book depositories in Casey from what I've heard

25 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

not too many book depositories in Casey from what I've heard

and grassy knolls everywhere

 

Can't take a trick.

Gives McVee more of an opportunity. 

3 hours ago, Demonland said:

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Thanks Demonland can you or KC advise when the team for Casey will be announced??

On 3/23/2023 at 11:58 AM, Hawk the Demon said:

Lee Harvey Oswald listed on a back flank for the oppo.....

I can just imagine James Brayshaw, "Bang, bang, bang".  PS Apologies in advance for the bad taste....


4 hours ago, bush demon said:

I can just imagine James Brayshaw, "Bang, bang, bang".  PS Apologies in advance for the bad taste....

We are told that there was only BANG BANG on that occasion. (Warren Commission)


Hibbo, JJ (assuming the flight gets back), Dunstan, JVR, Schache, Laurie, Joel Smith and even a massive outside chance in AMW all should be desperate to push their case.

Both the young rucks being left out should give Schache and JVR opportunities to take some ruck minutes.

Would love to see JJ or Dunstan demand to get picked with a dominant midfield performance. 

And I'd like to see Smith or AMW offer something dynamic up forward, even if they are unlikely to get picked. A bit of speed and tackling would be nice to see.

6 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

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Tomlinson and Melksham won't play so I think the team will line up like this.

B: D.Smith, D.Turner, Adams

HB: Hibberd, Buntine, K.Turner

C: Howes, Dunstan, Laurie

HF: Moniz-Wakefield, van Rooyen, J.Smith

F: Sestan, Schache, Jefferson

FOLL: Bell, Jordon, Munro

IC: Steele, Grey, Burgoyne, Baldi, Cross

2 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

Hibbo, JJ (assuming the flight gets back), Dunstan, JVR, Schache, Laurie, Joel Smith and even a massive outside chance in AMW all should be desperate to push their case.

Would love to see JJ or Dunstan demand to get picked with a dominant midfield performance. 

Luke Dunstan was under utilized at senior level last season IMO. Given the limited opportunities he was offered, he delivered determined consistent, honest blue collar performances. He is not afraid to get his head over the ball and plays for the team.

Given the ferocity of contest around the ball, his skills aren’t as shabby as some here would think. Get him in the engine room.

Andy Moniz-Wakefield could be anything!🤞

Not gripping, but rushing blokes back based on reputations has fallen through the floorboards again. Team performance would be better served if match ready guys had been fully rehabilitated through Casey.

Edited by Tarax Club

 

This will be a huge game for Schache.  An opportunity to put himself forward in our dark hours without Max. Go Josh, grab it with both hands.  


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