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Now...

We expect a win.

I anticpate a loss.

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    Sylvia out

    I cant get excited about the return of Brock and Robbo, cos the Kid is gone again

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    Hoorah for Frawley!

    Y_M, keep the suicidal ramblings confined to Sylvia discussions. This is a happy thread! :D

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    Team that was just on Ten News:

    INS: Frawley, Holland, Bizzell, McLean, Robertson, C Johnson

    OUTS: Ferguson, Sylvia, Whelan (all inj)

    So no Rivers or Moloney still.....

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    Hooray for Bizzell.

    I don't care what anyone says, I'm happy that Bizzell is playing.

    Don't get too excited, he probably won't make the final cut.

    Robbo is a definite, alongside Frawley, which leaves probably one or two at the most to come in.

    My guess, McLean and CJ.

    Who would Holland play on, with Thompson out of the side?

    Don't expect to see Moloney for a while...

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    The 3 that will play are Robbo, Mclean and FRAWLEY if Daniher and Fagan have half a brain

    CJ should not go within 15 kilometres of the MCG.

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    Don't get too excited, he probably won't make the final cut.

    Robbo is a definite, alongside Frawley, which leaves probably one or two at the most to come in.

    My guess, McLean and CJ.

    Who would Holland play on, with Thompson out of the side?

    Don't expect to see Moloney for a while...

    I think I did get a bit too excited.

    Bizzell does deserve to play ahead of Frawley if the MFC want to be consistent with their youth policy.

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    Whelan is a big out...esp with the roos small forwards doing quite well this year...

    Yeah, big job for Petterd this week.

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    Who would Holland play on, with Thompson out of the side?

    Leigh Brown or Hale/McIntosh if they rest forward

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    I think I did get a bit too excited.

    Bizzell does deserve to play ahead of Frawley if the MFC want to be consistent with their youth policy.

    Does or doesn't?? :blink:

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    Hoorah for Frawley!

    I wouldn't get too excited. The extended bench has the (safer/conservative) option of including experienced (recycleable) players. CJ has his EB Nomination award for his good game last week. I don't expect to see him or Frawley. I'm used to it.

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    I wouldn't get too excited. The extended bench has the (safer/conservative) option of including experienced (recycleable) players. CJ has his EB Nomination award for his good game last week. I don't expect to see him or Frawley. I'm used to it.

    If Holland is picked over Frawley I'll boycott this game. So sick of this [censored].

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    For the 1st time in its history, Inside Football - which rates every player every game- gave a player zero. That player was Miller against WCE. It's what he was worth. Still he gets picked, and Newton doesn't play anywhere. This club deserves its position on the ladder.

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    Agreed Astro

    Miller picked again

    An absolute joke

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    Agreed Astro

    Miller picked again

    An absolute joke

    He must have purchased the compromising images that were floating around. He is sure not there on form or ability.

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    Hooray for Bizzell.

    I don't care what anyone says, I'm happy that Bizzell is playing.

    Iam with ya he should have been in the side all year.

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    Hooray for Bizzell.

    I don't care what anyone says, I'm happy that Bizzell is playing.

    Yeah, welcome back Bizz man!

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    MELBOURNE

    B: Ward, Carroll, Petterd

    HB: Frawley, Holland, Bell

    C: Johnstone, McDonald, Davey

    HF: Green, Robertson, Bruce

    F: Yze, Neitz, Bate

    FOLL: White, Godfrey, Jones

    I/C from: P.Johnson, Dunn, Bizzell, Miller, McLean, Brown, C.Johnson

    IN: Frawley, McLean, Holland, Bizzell, C.Johnson, Robertson

    OUT: Ferguson (thumb), Sylvia (hamstring), Whelan

    NEW:James Frawley, Selection No.12 in 2006 National Draft from North Ballarat

    so miller may not play, has been named on the extended interchange bench...

    would think brock will miss out again as he's been named on the bench... frawley a certain starter on the half back flank, along with holland at CHB...

    i will think the bench will read P. Johnson, Dunn, Brown, Miller.

    brown to miss if mclean plays

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    MELBOURNE

    B: Ward, Carroll, Petterd

    HB: Frawley, Holland, Bell

    C: Johnstone, McDonald, Davey

    HF: Green, Robertson, Bruce

    F: Yze, Neitz, Bate

    FOLL: White, Godfrey, Jones

    I/C from: P.Johnson, Dunn, Bizzell, Miller, McLean, Brown, C.Johnson

    IN: Frawley, McLean, Holland, Bizzell, C.Johnson, Robertson

    OUT: Ferguson (thumb), Sylvia (hamstring), Whelan

    NEW:James Frawley, Selection No.12 in 2006 National Draft from North Ballarat

    so miller may not play, has been named on the extended interchange bench...

    would think brock will miss out again as he's been named on the bench... frawley a certain starter on the half back flank, along with holland at CHB...

    i will think the bench will read P. Johnson, Dunn, Brown, Miller.

    brown to miss if mclean plays

    So its pretty much

    IN: Holland, Frawley, Robbo

    Out: Sylvia, Wheels :angry: , Ferg

    for now anyway...

    I think Miller will be dropped if McLean is ready to come back in

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    Miller should be played at CHB, for this week and coming weeks. If he still continues to dissapoint by all means move him on. I think if he plays consectutive games there he will surprise many.

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    Can't believe our luck wit injuries. I wouldn't be surprised if Wheatley was unavailable, he'd normally get the call up after dominating for Sandy last week. With Whelan out Wheatleys becomes more important because he can take the kickouts.

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