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CASEY: EF vs Footscray

KC from Casey
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2 hours ago, kev martin said:

You picked it, Blister (as they say "I'll show myself out"). Include the timing for the AFL game, and the VFL H&A fixture, this comp is compromised. 

Go Dees.

It's a complete sham Kev.

Unfortunately the AFL calls the shots and all the clubs are in on the circus act and gravy train so none will speak up.

Everyone blames the AFL but the VFL and the AFL affiliate clubs are also to blame for allowing the AFL to ride roughshod without any protest etc

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    34 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

    Not sure why Schache is not playing either

    A number of silly 'withholds' by the club including JJ, Woe, Tomlinson or Disco.

    There's no way the Dogs are taking so many easy marks i50 with one of Disco or Tomo in.

    Madness ....complete and utter madness

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    1 minute ago, Demon Dynasty said:

    It's a complete sham Kev.

    Unfortunately the AFL calls the shots and all the clubs are in on the circus act and gravy train so none will speak up.

    Everyone blames the AFL but the VFL and the AFL affiliate clubs are also to blame for allowing the AFL to ride roughshod without any protest etc

    Unfortunately it has become obvious that the AFL has no interest whatsoever in the VFL as a competition.

    The introduction of the interstate clubs has been a disaster for the Victorian comp

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    Three early goals in the 3rd to Dogs.

    Makes it a climb of Everest for us.

    Dees 34

    Dogs 87

    Edited by kev martin

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    Verrall is not a backman, misses a hit up. Then in the ruck on the Dogs arc, taps it to a Dogs player.

    Put him forward, and play Farris-White as ruck.

    I guess they see him as the first pick ruck, given how much time he has played there, with Bell or Farris-White available. 

    Edited by kev martin

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    7 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Unfortunately it has become obvious that the AFL has no interest whatsoever in the VFL as a competition.

    The introduction of the interstate clubs has been a disaster for the Victorian comp

    I am hoping (and that's all it is) the AFL will view and manage the game with a far greater degree of fairness when Gil leaves in a month. 

    Now, back to spreading pixie dust with Rosetta and Tinker Bell 🧚‍♀️🧚

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    Dare we say it... officially a demolition. Jimmy Munro may be having a holiday early next season. Meanwhile Luke's down the pound looking for strays.

    Edited by Tarax Club

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    They show the Dee's players on the telly.

    Where are the AFL Dogs?

    Beveridge had them playing for themselves!

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    3 minutes ago, kev martin said:

    They show the Dee's players on the telly.

    Where are the AFL Dogs?

    Beveridge had them playing for themselves!

    Various overseas destinations.

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    gotta feel sorry for the non afl casey players. Try their guts out every week and then it comes to finals and 8 key players are pulled out due to a BS thursday AFL final 

    Edited by DubDee

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    Three Quarter Time Footscray Bulldogs 16.11.107 Casey Demons 6.9.45

    Goals Steele 3 Grey Munro Valentine

    Disposals Munro 22 Freeman Harmes 21 Edwards 12

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    13 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    If you leave 7 players out who are eligible and AFL listed… then this is the result.  Casey got stitched up again by MFC 

    There is also a good chance they don't know the names, nor the cohesion/connection with the add ons.

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    On 8/28/2023 at 7:39 PM, Blistering said:

    Major advantage to the Bulldogs who had a rest at the weekend playing against a team coming off a six-day break. Typical VFL - no consideration for a fair competition.

    I posted on this regarding the proposal to introduce a Wildcard Round for the AFL (which was rejected by the Club CEOs). Basically the introduction of a Wildcard Round severely advantages the 5th & 6th teams which will probably also have implications for the Semi-Finals, as the losing Qualifying Finalists will be disadvantaged compared to the winning Elimination Finalists (assumng the latter are the 5th & 6th teams).

    The situation is further exacerbated by the Wildcard Round being played on Sunday when it should have been played on Saturday. So the 5th & 6th teams not only get a week's break but they play the 7th & 8th teams off 6-day breaks which could have been totally avoided. 

    Unlike others I have no problems with Melbourne resting fringe AFL players this week. Obviously they're going to do what maximises their chances of success on Thursday night. Imagine if they had played them for Casey and injuries/concussions had occurred. Much easier and more sensible to manage their loads in a controlled training environment. 

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    TLTL Jefferson and AMW feature up forward. Goal!

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    A very disappointing end to the season.MFC need to take note…cannot play 27 players.23 at best,next Thursday.Some boys just not up to scratch.

     

     

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    2 minutes ago, Sydney_Demon said:

    I posted on this regarding the proposal to introduce a Wildcard Round for the AFL (which was rejected by the Club CEOs). Basically the introduction of a Wildcard Round severely advantages the 5th & 6th teams which will probably also have implications for the Semi-Finals, as the losing Qualifying Finalists will be disadvantaged compared to the winning Elimination Finalists (assumng the latter are the 5th & 6th teams).

    The situation is further exacerbated by the Wildcard Round being played on Sunday when it should have been played on Saturday. So the 5th & 6th teams not only get a week's break but they play the 7th & 8th teams off 6-day breaks which could have been totally avoided. 

    Unlike others I have no problems with Melbourne resting fringe AFL players this week. Obviously they're going to do what maximises their chances of success on Thursday night. Imagine if they had played them for Casey and injuries/concussions had occurred. Much easier and more sensible to manage their loads in a controlled training environment. 

    Adding insult to injury, Carlton's first choice umpires appear to get a run.

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    Thanks for ALL once again,KC from Casey.We appreciate ALL.

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