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45 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

For those wondering this article says that Lycett trained in their captain's run today but Teakle didn't, therefore suggesting Lycett is going to be brought back to replace Teakle as their ruck.

It also says Dixon trained but wasn't moving freely.

 
3 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

For those wondering this article says that Lycett trained in their captain's run today but Teakle didn't, therefore suggesting Lycett is going to be brought back to replace Teakle as their ruck.

It also says Dixon trained but wasn't moving freely.

According to SA sources much about Dixon playing  is piffle waffle.... He needs to pass a fitness test...as late as Friday.

It's suspected he won't.  I hope he plays ;) 

Looks like tmac 

 

 
7 minutes ago, dino rover said:

Looks like tmac 

yep

Not my choice but if you think of Petty as the up the ground forward it makes sense.

I hope the big dinosaurs in Dixon and Lycett play.  They are underdone and it could be wet.  May and our rucks should run off them and expose them


10 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

Taking the absolute [censored]. 
Can he play forward once Salem return?

I know we have 8000 players fighting for a half forward role, but come on!

 

Woo hoo, Go Salo. 


Wow... Salo sounded very confident he was on track & ready arround three / four weeks ago and the window opened!

Was expecting at least 1 week at Casey but there you go.

On 5/17/2023 at 1:56 PM, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Dixon is more likely than unlikely to be playing according to Hinkley.

 

I got this wrong but good news nonetheless.


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IN: S Lycett 29, D Byrne-Jones 33 

OUT: T Marshall 4, B Teakle 27, J Mead 44 

LAST WEEK’S SUB: J Mead 44 

Round 10 Team Selection 

B: T Jonas 1-C, T McKenzie 12, D Houston 5 
HB: R Burton 3, A Aliir 21, D Williams 23 
C: M Bergman 14, T Boak 10, R Bonner 26 
HF: J McEntee 41, J Finlayson 11, C Rozee 20 
F: Z Butters 9, O Lord 30, S Powell-Pepper 2 
Foll: S Lycett 29, O Wines 16, J Horne-Francis 18 
I/C: D Byrne-Jones, F Evans 31, W Drew 28, K Farrell 6 

Emergencies: T Clurey 17, L Jones 34, J Burgoyne 36, J Mead 44

Now just need Dunstan back to his best to assist Viney in the center with extractions (and from that clearances).

Not sure who he'd replace though.  Maybe JJ for a block of matches.

Edited by Demon Dynasty

Great to see Salem back. Fingers crossed he can stay fit for the rest of the year.


A big surprise with Salo. I hope the club isn’t rushing him back. They did last year and his season really suffered. 

Thrilled with no Dixon. He’s a monster and he always troubles us. 

1 minute ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Now just need Dunstan back to his best to assist Viney in the center clearances.  Not sure who he'd replace though.  Maybe JJ for a block of matches.

Don't think they will play Viney and Dunstan in the same team, Dunstan depth only.

1 minute ago, drysdale demon said:

Don't think they will play Viney and Dunstan in the same team, Dunstan depth only.

Exactly. I don’t know why people don’t understand what Dunstan is. 

 
3 minutes ago, Fat Tony said:

Looks like Brayshaw will play midfield. 

I thought the same thing. With McVee, Salem and Bowey back Gus has to go into the middle - probably to play Sparrows role this week.

3 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Club must be happy with Woewodin.

I’d be happybwith him if he didn’t try to take on the opposition every time he gets it.  


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