John Dee

6. Lever 5. Melksham 4. TMac 3. OMac 2. Gawn 1. Brayshaw

I was born in Frankston and this was the first footy ground I went to. My dad was chief trainer at the club and we went to the Frankston game every Saturday. I don’t know what league they were playing in then but I do remember that they played in St Kilda jumpers.

6. TMac 5. Harmes 4. Jones 3. Gawn 2. Hibberd 1. Oliver

6. Brayshaw 5. Oliver 4. Gawn 3. Hibberd 2. OMac 1. Lever

6. Gawn 5. Jones 4. Fritsch 3. Hannan 2. Salem 1. Melksham

6. OMac 5. Melksham 4. Oliver 3. Hibberd 2. Hogan 1. Lever

I abstain

6. Gawn 5. Hogan 4. Salem 3. Petracca 2. Garlett 1. Bugg

6. Oliver 5. Hogan 4. Garlett 3. Jones 2. Petracca 1. OMac

6 Gawn 5 Petracca 4 OMac 3 Oliver 2 Harmes 1 Jones

Goody mentioned in the presser on the MFC site that Harmes copped a head knock at training.

We won the last quarter by a point.

I don't mind the new clash strip. I have seen the great Robbie Flower play in it, and every time I see it I think of him.

12 James Harmes

Which four are left?

12 Jace Bode

Ben Beams

10 Cameron Hunter

5. Luke Tapscott

6. Hunt 5. Petracca 4. Watts 3. Salem 2. Oliver 1. Melksham

6. Hogan 5. Pederson 4. Jones 3. Hibberd 2. Jetta 1. Melksham

6. Pederson 5. Harmes 4. Lewis 3. Brayshaw 2. Oliver 1. Jones

King is coming along quite well. He held his own in the ruck against a behemoth from Carlton. His around the ground marking was better but could improve. He got his hands to a number of marks but didn't complete them. His hands are quite good in the contest and released his midfielders by hand a number of times. Definitely a work in progress but developing well.

Watts was fine, he got involved with quite a few scoring passages, particularly in the first half. He relieved King in the ruck and did quite alright. Kielty was the best Casey player by a mile, impassable when the ball came in long.

6. TMac 5. Gawn 4. Oliver 3. OMac 2. Jetta 1. Maynard