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Trent Rivers showed encouraging signs rotating through the midfield and half-back, providing glimpses of his impact in both roles. Down back, Xavier Taylor was a standout, combining strong defensive efforts with an ability to launch attacks from the back half. The 19-year-old read the play well, intercepted with confidence and used the ball effectively, continuing to build impressive form as a key piece of the defence. Andy Moniz-Wakefield brought strong pressure around the contest and used his attacking kicking to good effect. In the shortened match simulation, the main standout performances came from Max Heath, Matthew Jefferson, Luker Kentfield and Xavier Taylor. The final score read 10.3.63 for Essendon and 6.6.42 for the Dees.

who we bringing in from the twos? oh wait we’ve had more byes then games played complete bs anyways hope amw jeff and kento are fired up

game set match was always going to happen ffs

welcome kento

guerra just walked past my seat, was gonna have a word about our favourite sponsor but he was only the phone:/ , again back 6 need to lift

back 6 once again a worry

lacking polish similar to freo so far

currently good conditions, pretty windy . bom radar says small showers on the way take that as you will..

rain hasn’t held off, think we are one too tall now

clearly mcvee has schultz for an anytime goal scorer, oh wait he missed a sitter

cheers to the club for letting us know about training down at south adelaide this afternoon!!

king has a strict no **** heads policy….

1 max 2 steele 3 koz 4 spaz 5 melk 6 chin

why is X on walter???

umps losing control of the game here