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1 minute ago, monoccular said:

Can awareness be taught?

On the backup for the seniors?

IMO No mono.

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    Has anyone been dragged at ¾ time to suggest they may be emergency tomorrow, or are there three missing out on a run just in case?

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    Tomlinson would have no opponent tomorrow, we need to go smaller and quicker down back or the Pies random forwardline will destroy us. 

    Woey comes in for a full game, he's been a sub for too long, so if he wasn't going to start, he needed to be dropped to get some match fitness in.

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    Just now, monoccular said:

    Can awareness be taught?

    On the backup for the seniors?

    Yes it's called using your Peripheral vision everyone's got it you have to know what's around you.

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    1 minute ago, Nascent said:

    I'm confused as to why Ben Brown is rucking when we have verrall and fullarton playing

    Yea. Sounds strange.  Battering a frail old man around in the ruck when there are two able bodied youngsters is just weird.  

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    5 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Yea. Sounds strange.  Battering a frail old man around in the ruck when there are two able bodied youngsters is just weird.  

    It seems Verrall has his calf strapped and Fullarton is being given more time in the ruck. BBB sharing the load. 

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    4 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    McAdam showing he would have benefited from a few more weeks at Casey.

    Good game from him today without ripping it open

    Needs a 3-4 week block at Casey in my view to build some confidence in his body

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    1 minute ago, Nascent said:

    Lol, Adams first touch late in the 4th is a turnover leading to a Collingwood goal. 

    No need to have a crack at him mate. I've seen May miss a bucket load of short kicks.

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