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Thank @binman for putting me on to the AFL's Stats Pro. Only reason I found it so quickly. Incidentally Pickett received a one 1%er for that passage of play.

I think I found it.

If you can give me an approximate time (or exact) I probably can assist.

Tomlinson could come in to man Robinson on the wing.

TAKE THE DISCUSSION OVER TO THE TEAM SELECTION THREAD: https://demonland.com/forums/topic/48508-teams-rd-08-vs-brisbane/

Who are you tipping this week?

It hasn't been cancelled. The match has been postponed and will take place sometime after Round 12. As a result our bye was considered to be in Round 3.

@Deespicable I merged your thread with this one as they're essentially linked. The Coach doesn't agree with you. I think it makes sense to rest certain players.

There was a tweet from the club that has since been deleted that mentioned a time change for the Round 9 Port Adelaide match. Link is now obviously dead. Anyone know what it said.

"Our plan is not to rest anyone – our plan will be to pick the best team," Goodwin told reporters. "Now, we certainly won't be reckless with that. If players are sore and unavailable, then they won't play. But, our plan is to play the best team available. "We think we've prepared our players to handle the loads that are going to be presented to them and we're certainly not going to be a club that's going to be in the process of resting players." Goodwin said Burgess' program during the COVID-19-enforced season shutdown prepared the Demons' footballers for the potential of four-day breaks, which are now a reality. They have one of the healthiest playing lists in the competition, with Aaron vandenBerg – who underwent surgery on his fractured cheekbone on Tuesday – the only first-choice option unavailable.

The Demons have used 32 players in a search for their best form, which is beginning to emerge. There are still 13 footballers yet to appear at senior level, headlined by Marty Hore, Tom Sparrow, James Jordon, Harry Petty, Braydon Preuss and Kade Kolodjashnij. Only young midfielders Sparrow (two games last year) and Jordon haven't experienced a long-term injury this season out of that group. Melbourne's onball rotation is a tough nut to crack but the pair might get a look during the truncated fixture ahead. Austin Bradtke, son of basketball great Mark, has made strides with his development this year, while the Wagner brothers, Josh and Corey, have shown they can play at AFL level. - Marc McGowan Of those listed I'd love to see Sparrow and Jordon get a game during the compacted rounds. Bedford with 1 game in 2020 might get a call up if they rest Kozzy. They omitted Oskar Baker from the list.' Who would you like to see play in 2020?

I thought it was his kick to handball ratio.

PLAYER INJURY LENGTH Tom McDonald Eye Test Aaron vandenBerg Cheek 2 Weeks Marty Hore Toe/Quad Indefinite Harry Petty Groin Indefinite Kade Kolodjashnij Head Indefinite Aaron Nietschke Knee Season