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Gawn - heart of lion Petty - tried but overwhelmed K Pickett - couldn’t get involved Tholstrup - maintained attention span Windsor - out of depth Steele - continued working hard Jiath - loose and inefficient Fritsch - generally worked hard vanRooyen - back to reality Mihocek - an old magpie Turner - will be missed Chandler - needed more involvement Sparrow - another irrelevant game L Pickett - Bambi in headlights Salem - prolific but wasteful Howes - uncertain of role Sharp - some irrelevant cameos Rivers - poor under pressure Langford - another poor game Lindsay - not a defender Culley - Casey standard today Lever - stood up well Langdon - kept on running

No, he was involved, tough, fast and confident

Not disastrous, and add a few other f Jefferson, Kentfield, Johnson, McDonald, and suddenly you have more competitive talks, which is where we were lacking today

Mathews looks a likely prospect down the track and will f nothing else he’ll help lift the membership numbers of teenage girls

Heath is ready, Taylor’s not

I hope we never have to rely on Adams for a key defensive role.. just sayin’ for a friend

Coast to coast goal by Casey, started by AMW

Melksham about to return

Melksham off with a knee issue

AMW is showing excellent signs and giving strong drive from the back line

Trealor is obviously the danger man and he’s dominating the centre clearances but Heath is holding his own around the ground

The marketing department has had very few fails this year.. extremely impressive

Brayshaw

Gawn - dominated the millionaire vanRooyen - a reinvented footballer K Pickett - great under adversity Steele - experience was invaluable Mihocek - an important addition Jiath - was impressively reliable Chandler - a hard worker Salem - a memorable milestone Windsor - great first half Fritsch- an important ingredient Turner - stood up consistently Rivers - enjoyed new position Lindsay - calm and composed Sharp - important second half Culley - cause for excitement Tholstrup - was not disgraced Lever - plenty of concerns Langdon - was surprisingly quiet Howes - tight and reliable Petty - impressive and versatile Langford - very quiet game Sparrow - was rarely sighted L Pickett - worth the ticket

Lever is a liability against small, fast opponents

Kozzie says hi

You love your exclamatory statements!

Beg to differ. I think he’s one of the best performers of the preseason

As long as the songs aren’t played for close to their full term as Brisbane did on the weekend, when a post Cameron goal rendition was still playing just as the Bulldogs goaled at the other end🤦‍♂️

Not bad but if they actually line up like this I’d say it’s probably the slowest back line EVER selected

Not sure that ‘timing an announcement with the election’ is going to win votes from non Dees’ supporters

Btw with Marshall not playing this week for the Saints, there seems no reason to introduce Heath to partner Max

Admittedly Lyon initially alluded to these two, and seemingly the interview was done before our recent practice matches

Having just seen the one on one between King and Gary Lyon on Foxtel, I understand why he landed the job. He’s eloquent, grounded, compassionate, and obviously a natural leader of men. I think we’ve landed a beauty, and for the record, he is a big fan of Jefferson and Tholstrup