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CASEY: Practice Match vs Port Melbourne

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1 hour ago, Gator said:

Jefferson has talent, but little aggression or intensity.  The bad news is that's the hardest trait to instill into a player.  Further bad news is that it's the most important trait for a key forward.

Defence is a far easier position for someone with his DNA.

I'm dubious that he'll ever make an AFL key forward.

I know those with red and blue goggles have conniptions about such views.

in total agreeance with you, he has no agro at all, zero intensity.

 

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    7 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Forget Petty and Jvr THROW THE KITCHEN SINK AT UGLE HAGEN

    this is something I agree with. 😀

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    Get JUH

    3 things need to happen for us to step up again next season

    Recruit a ready made forward such as JUH

    Adams, Windsor, and 1 of AMW and Brown all have to be AFL solid players next season. Adam’s to replace May, Windsor on the wing, Brown on the bench

    Change the game plan and stop relying on Gawn.

     

     

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    26 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Forget Petty and Jvr THROW THE KITCHEN SINK AT UGLE HAGEN

     

    20 minutes ago, Tracca said:

    in total agreeance with you, he has no agro at all, zero intensity.

     

    Totally crazy talk.

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    9 minutes ago, old55 said:

     

    Totally crazy talk.

    you dont rate ugle hagan?

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    9 hours ago, picket fence said:

    I remember at the time, thinking, why are they crucifying Fritsch of half back!?

    From what we have seen, Petty learned a bit about playing as a forward when he was a defender

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    22 hours ago, picket fence said:

    Just one other thing about Clarry, just after 3/4 time a Port Melbourne player came over to Clayton and the joy, cameraderie,and passion was on display with bear hugs and plenty of backslapping and Bonhomie, clearly hadn't seen each other for a time but the obvious rapport was evident! The Port Melbourne player in question was..... Fraser Rosman a 1 time Dee

    Was great to see🤩

    Thanks Mr Fence.

    Fraser was ok on his day.  Thought he might've got one more year and was super unlucky to miss the GF & a medal due to concussion.

    A great club man.  He joined in the Casey premiership celebrations after the match and kept his chin up nicely. 

    Pretty sure he went over to Perth and was in the mix for the post 21 flag celebrations with the senior boys as well.

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    22 hours ago, Lord Travis said:
    On 08/03/2024 at 18:36, adonski said:

    Jefferson to kick 10 and force his way in I'm hearing

    Going to be hard playing from the back pocket!

    Brent Grgic kicked 10 on me from a half back flank in school footy once… I chalked it up as a ‘learning opportunity”

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    2 hours ago, Tracca said:

    you dont rate ugle hagan?

    Petty + JVR >> JUH

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    9 hours ago, Tracca said:

    i watched most games at casey when at home, and imo i dont think jeffo has it. hes quite lazy at 2nd efforts. this could come with maturity, but this is a make or break year for me. if he cant get in front of josh schache, then you have serious issues.

    Correct. Reminds me of Lucas Cook who was All Australian CHF at U18 level.

    If you trawl through Demonland posts you will find plenty of Lucas Cook fans insisting we play him.

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    1 minute ago, Cranky Franky said:

    Correct. Reminds me of Lucas Cook who was All Australian CHF at U18 level.

    If you trawl through Demonland posts you will find plenty of Lucas Cook fans insisting we play him.

    dont upset the masses with rose coloured glasses :)

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    12 hours ago, Jontee said:

    Yep, learn the fwd craft by playing down back; see where the fwds run and how to position themselves

    Yeah, It’s not new, we tried that with Diamond Jim Tilbrook , only problem was it was during actual matches for 4 points. He did kick it to the centre after a kick- in though.

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    10 hours ago, old55 said:

     

    Totally crazy talk.

    Don't see Jefferson as the crash or bash forward. Needs to work with Fritch and learn his craft as a smart forward. The point is Melbourne has failed to identify big body forwards for the last decade. They have had so many misses it's not funny. Brown proved useful for one year but long term, we have sold the farm in early draft picks.

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    12 hours ago, The Jackson FIX said:

    Brent Grgic kicked 10 on me from a half back flank in school footy once… I chalked it up as a ‘learning opportunity”

    Brent Grgic??? Without trying to sound disrepectful, but why didn't you take up another sport earlier and, was your coach a relative?

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    Im looking forward to seeing Fullarton get a go.

    Anyone else pushing for a spot?

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    5 minutes ago, Cheap Seats said:

    Im looking forward to seeing Fullarton get a go.

    Anyone else pushing for a spot?

    Fullarton  likely, Jed Adams impressive, Brown rusty but they might bite the bullet, Brown dog good but needs time, Tholly not far of. Sestan? currently offers more than Spargo and or Chandler. T. Mac impressive at Full Back

    Edited by picket fence

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    1 minute ago, picket fence said:

    Fullarton  likely, Jed Adams impressive, Brown rusty but they might bite the bullet, Brown dog good but needs time, Tholly not far of.Sestan? Currently offers more than Spargo and or Chandler. T. Mac impressive at Full Back

    Thanks Pickett

    Fullarton i feel is a big in, can chop out for Max abd play as a tall and make a contest.

    Koz is an important in?

    Anyone stand out to replace Bowser?

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    Just now, Cheap Seats said:

    Thanks Pickett

    Fullarton i feel is a big in, can chop out for Max abd play as a tall and make a contest.

    Koz is an important in?

    Anyone stand out to replace Bowser?

    Salem to go back, Kossy more midfield time, Billings to start, Spargo and Chandler should be very nervous!

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    1 minute ago, Roost it far said:

    No one has told me whether Fullerton is any good?

    Proof is in the pudding?

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    11 hours ago, Jeremy said:

    Damn I’m glad you’re not list manager

    Right back at ya baby if you'd trade Petty and JVR for JUH.

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    35 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Brent Grgic??? Without trying to sound disrepectful, but why didn't you take up another sport earlier and, was your coach a relative?

    Brent Grgic oh dear ha ha ha

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    13 hours ago, The Jackson FIX said:

    Brent Grgic kicked 10 on me from a half back flank in school footy once… I chalked it up as a ‘learning opportunity”

    I wouldnt tell to many people about that

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    53 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Brent Grgic??? Without trying to sound disrepectful, but why didn't you take up another sport earlier and, was your coach a relative?

    Let’s just say I didn’t have AFL recruiters knocking down my door.

    For all of his shortcomings at the top level, Brent was actually a fairly handy junior footballer 

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