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CASEY: Rd 21 vs Carlton VFL

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No structure in front of the ball, no structure behind the ball, lack of contested ball wins everywhere….  Sheesh

 

Harmes caught holding the ball in the centre and the Blues with an opportunistic goal.

2 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

Bailey Laurie is a massive DELIST for mine. His fumble there on the forward flank shows limited football ability. Fwiw…this Casey team is plying big ordinary football. No cohesion at all

That's an interesting take on a guy who has probably been our best.

Tomlinson needed to hit that simple 30 metre kick. Laurie was always getting closed down there after that missed kick, Laurie got it back to Tomlinson who turned it over again in board resulting in an easy Carlton transition goal. All on Tomlinson that one.

 

McDonald is able to ruck and is clearly a better forward than Grundy. Get him in.


 

Spargo a class above Casey's VFL mids, who are having a collective shocker.


Great scrubbing effort on the ground from McDonald to get the ball out of a contest situation and cleanly handball to a free player ending in a goal.

Ned Cahill with a Kingsley like performance so far with four goals for the half.

Nice piece of play from Jefferson who bullets a pass to Buntine who brings it back to 14 points.

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The Harmes and Munro spud off has been compelling.

Casey have done well to scrape 3 of the last 4 goals, just need to settle down around the ball and trust their forwards.

George Gray has been very good to get Casey back in the game 


McDonald still with ok touch and desperation for the footy. I guess we need to see how he runs out the second half

Adams has been impressive

Schache should ruck the second half to get him in the game.

Verrall - who looks a proper talent - should play forward to see how he goes.  If he can compete forward he’d almost be a crazy chance to play next week 

Big Kyah has no place at this level, back to the talent league please 


Spargo's touch is lightyears above this level. Rolled gold lock for next week.

Really do appreciate the updates from everyone but I am so confused about what’s going on!

 

 
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Half Time Carlton VFL 7.5.47 lead Casey Demons 6.2.38

Goals Brown Buntine Dunstan Laurie Spargo White 

Disposals Dunstan 21 Spargo 17 Laurie 16 Woewoedin 15 Munro 14


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