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Good gather and dish from Jeffo to Bill who looks to hit up BB in the square.  BB realises he's about to be spoiled and taps it to the Kolt who walks in to goal

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    Tommy Fullarton converts!

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    Nice mark to Jeffo playing in front who links up with Steele.  Hits up Fullo in the pocket.  Fullo around corner for set shot goal. 

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    Goal!!! White

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    White roves the ball in in the pocket to give the Demons the lead with a nice snap.

    Edited by Demon Dynasty

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    Scores level after a free to Moir for a behind

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    Stupid contest from Kolt, stupid kick from Hunter calling for the ball in to the corridor then bombing it to a bad spot 

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    Fullo into the rooms for a check up after a marking contest at HF

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    HT Casey Demons 6.7.43 Carlton VFL 6.6.42

    Goals Tholstrop 2 Fullarton Jefferson Laurie

    Disposals Tomlinson 14 Laurie 13 Moniz-Wakefield Tholstrup 11 K Brown Sestan Steele White 

    Edited by KC from Casey

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    Playing all over Carlton now. Jefferson and Fullerton providing options, Tholstrup & Laurie looking OK. BBB has Vaseline on his hands - dropping everything. Not a bad game of footy.

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    Laurie very busy that quarter and cleaned up his act a little.  Now up to 13 disposals and a goal.

    Probably netting about 9 disposals if you take out the four turnovers (approx) in the first quarter.

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    Mitch White showing the way that quarter. Tholstrup getting involved too. Whole team effort is up. 

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    Would be great for Kolt to get another crack at the seniors next week at his home state. Hopefully he continues to play well and it’s definitely possible. 

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    7 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Would be great for Kolt to get another crack at the seniors next week at his home state. Hopefully he continues to play well and it’s definitely possible. 

    To be honest, Jaded, looking at him tonight he is a very good VFL player but I can't see it transferring to AFL quite yet. Another preseason away I reckon. 

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    1 minute ago, Maldonboy38 said:

    To be honest, Jaded, looking at him tonight he is a very good VFL player but I can't see it transferring to AFL quite yet. Another preseason away I reckon. 

    Interesting take. 

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    For those not watching, we have depth, but depth in the 18-23rd player. Most of them wouldn’t discrasie themselves in the 1s, but they aren’t going to be a difference maker. Woey looks so much better at this level than last time he was at VFL. You can See the afl experience. 
     

    If we deliver the ball on a lead, Brown is great, but he isn’t a winter player. Keep him ready for September. 
     

     

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