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Munro nice work for the goal assist there

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    Lovely pressure work, great steel and goal from the Bald one

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    Moose with a WWF tackle there haha

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    Thats a lovely bit of ruck work and goal from Schache 

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    Dunstan imposing himself this last 10 minutes or so

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    Laurie and Gray doing nicely this term

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    Other than Dunstan and Schache as the occasional ruck which AFL players attend the centre bounce regularly in the VFL team

    thanks

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Other than Dunstan and Schache as the occasional ruck which AFL players attend the centre bounce regularly in the VFL team

    thanks

    Laurie but hasn’t been in there a lot today. AMW has and JJ of course in week 1. 
    our main drive has been from Tomlinson, Howes and Smith of HB. 

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    Half Time Casey Demons 7.7.49 Frankston 3.3.21

    Goals Baldi Dunstan Jefferson Schache Shepherd Sheridan Valentine 

    Disposals Laurie 17 Grey 15 Dunstan Moniz-Wakefield 14 Howes D Turner 13

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    2 minutes ago, Dee-licious said:

    Laurie but hasn’t been in there a lot today. AMW has and JJ of course in week 1. 
    our main drive has been from Tomlinson, Howes and Smith of HB. 

    Thanks

    I ask this because I'm wondering who are our up and coming mids if god forbid anything happens to the holy trinity

    I'll keep an eye on AMW

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