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CASEY: Rd 09 vs North Melbourne

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28 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

After a promising start to the season by Jefferson he's been quiet recently

Fired up in the latter part of the 2nd Q

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    Exchange of goals... both from technical free kicks

    Casey by 29

    Tomlinson having a purple patch

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    commentators talking about the possibility of Daniel Turner looking elsewhere to get a game are obviously oblivious that he's signed until at least the end of next year...

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    1 minute ago, Roost it far said:

    Turner needs to replace Petty

    But Petty has been playing forward. Turner needs to come in as a third tall. The issue is that he isn’t that big. He got smashed by Casboult in one on ones. So he either comes in to play the Lever role, or he comes in to play on a more agile player. Petty as a defender is very physically strong and has the height to go with most key forwards. So he isn’t really a replacement for Petty down back. 

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    Who is doing the camera work on the coverage, it’s hard to focus? 

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    Three Quarter Time Casey Demons 14.7.91 to North Melbourne 10.4.64

    Goals J Smith 3 Melksham Schache 2 Brown Jefferson Laurie Sestan Steele White Woewodin 

    Disposals Jordon Steele Tomlinson 22 Turner 19 Woewodin 16

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    Brown needs a strong last quarter

    Has been thereabouts but not quite right.

    Same for the other contending forwards.

    Tomlinson almost suffered leather poisoning that quarter

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