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B: Lever, May, McVee

HB: Salem, Petty, Windsor

C: Langdon, Petracca, Lindsay

HF: Sparrow, Johnson, Pickett

F: Fritsch, van Rooyen, Jefferson

FOLL: Gawn, Oliver, Viney

IC: McDonald, Rivers, Bowey, Turner

SUB: Henderson

EMERG: Sharp, Langford, Tholstrup

 

Casey

B: Hore, Adams, Howes

HB: Sestan, Fullerton, Moniz-Wakefield

C: Billings, Laurie, Sharp

HF: Spargo, Melksham, Chandler

F: McAdam, Kentfield, Brown

FOLL: Campbell, Tholstrup, Langford

IC: Verrall, Mentha, Culley, Woewodin, Yze

EMERG: Smith, Bonner, Hardie 

 

Probably a small forward short, hoping/expecting Langford to establish himself quite quickly if given the opportunity

Hoping Tholstrup can push Sparrow for a spot too

Don't mind the look of Henderson and reckon he could be a nice sub option too

FB: McVee May Petty

HB: Windsor Lever Salem

C: Langdon Viney Lindsay

HF: Petracca Jefferson Pickett

FF: Fritsch JVR Spargo

R: Gawn Oliver Rivers

I/C: Turner Bowey Langford Sparrow

SUB: Melksham

 

5 minutes ago, adonski said:

Probably a small forward short, hoping/expecting Langford to establish himself quite quickly if given the opportunity

Hoping Tholstrup can push Sparrow for a spot too

Don't mind the look of Henderson and reckon he could be a nice sub option too

FB: McVee May Petty

HB: Windsor Lever Salem

C: Langdon Viney Lindsay

HF: Petracca Jefferson Pickett

FF: Fritsch JVR Spargo

R: Gawn Oliver Rivers

I/C: Turner Bowey Langford Sparrow

SUB: Melksham

 

I am happy with this side and agree it is probably our best possible side.

You could swap Jeffo or Turner for Johnson if we don't want JVR rucking, but I liked what I saw from Jeffo so maybe we persist with him instead?

I'd also have Sharp as sub or potentially replacing Fritsch if his form doesn't improve!

 

crazy tall line-up there @WERRIDEE

i'd go...based upon one game in the season...

staring xxxiii
B: McVee - May - Petty
HB: Windsor - Lever - Salem
C: Langdon - Petracca - Lindsay
HF: Fritsch - Turner - Chandler
F: Johnson - van Rooyen - Pickett
Foll: Gawn - Oliver - Viney
I/c: Bowey - Tholstrup - Rivers - Sparrow
Sub: Langford
Emerg: Jefferson - McDonald - Sharp

next (casey) xxii
B: Bonner - McDonald - Howes
HB: Sestan - Adams - Hore
C: Billings - Culley - Sharp
HF: Spargo - Fullarton - Brown
F: Melksham - Jefferson - Henderson
Foll: Campbell - Woewodin - Laurie
I/c: Kentfield - Verrall - Mentha - Smith

unavailable: McAdam, Moniz-Wakefield

i was a bit disappointed by sharp's second efforts in round 1

11 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

I am happy with this side and agree it is probably our best possible side.

You could swap Jeffo or Turner for Johnson if we don't want JVR rucking, but I liked what I saw from Jeffo so maybe we persist with him instead?

I'd also have Sharp as sub or potentially replacing Fritsch if his form doesn't improve!

You need to persist with guys as talented as Fritsch...but agree yesrersay was a concern


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