Big Kev

Thanks for the Updates KC.

As long as it doesn't happen at the centre bounce when all our players are on the other side of him as against St Kilda and cost us the game.

You would need to look at who the sponsors are. Are they local and therefore want to be associated with The Casey name.

I didn't know Warrnambool was in the NT.

So does mine.

It isn't easy to hit the side of a door, it is much easier to hit the side of a barn, which of course some players can't either.

Thanks everyone.

I hope Declan has a successful career. Please don't take to heart any of the remarks that will come if Declan drops a mark or misses a goal, some people can be feral.

Melbourne the city, not the football club, I believe In other moves, the Giants welcome back Mark McVeigh from a season-long suspension resulting from his involvement as a player in the Essendon 2012 supplements scandal. Assistant coach Luke Power will move to Melbourne to join the club's list management and recruiting team. He has also been linked heavily to the AFL Academy position vacated by Brenton Sanderson.

Looked very good in the U18s Grand Final.

I don't think Matt Jones and Dean Terlich both finished fourth in the 2013 B&F, obviously a typo ;-), Dean was third. Thanks to the players that are no longer on the list for their efforts, I thought Matt Jones may have been salvaged, but when you look for an alternative to take his place, it isn't easy to find one. 2013 Melbourne best and fairest results Winner: Keith ‘Bluey’ Truscott Memorial Trophy – Nathan Jones (365 votes) After winning his first Keith ‘Bluey’ Truscott Memorial Trophy in 2012, Jones deservedly went back-to-back. The incredibly durable midfielder was Melbourne’s most consistent player in 2013. Second: Sid Anderson Memorial Trophy – Colin Garland (360) The defender capped off his best AFL season as a close runner-up to Jones. He passed the 100-game milestone and proved a model of consistency, often under pressure down back. Third: Ron Barassi Snr Memorial Trophy – Dean Terlich (306) The mature defender was of the bright spots of the year, playing all but two matches in his first season. It was an outstanding return to the AFL system, after he was a Sydney Swans rookie in 2008. Fourth: Ivor Warne-Smith Memorial Trophy – Matt Jones (303) Like Terlich, Jones was one of 2013’s good news stories. The 25 year-old midfielder took his opportunity, playing every game after being picked at No. 52 in last year’s NAB AFL Draft.

It has been tried before, that was how Jack Grimes got it, changed from 16 when he was appointed captain. I would not want Nathan Jones to change his number either. I like #6 for Lewis because he will be twice as good for us, than what he was at Hawthorn

Anybody else seen this? Are Pat McKenna and Cam Guthrie the same person?

Rookie upgrades maybe.

Oops replied to the wrong post, sorry for that.

You have obviously forgotten how good Angus is. Look back at his 2015 highlights when he was injury free.

Ok Lewis deal done, next please.

Not to mention that the pick used on Jayden was part of the Dom Tyson trade - Dom Tyson 2013 Trade Period from Greater Western Sydney to Melbourne for pick 2 (Josh Kelly) + pick 22 (Darcy Gardiner) + pick 72 (unused) with pick 9 (Christian Salem) + pick 57 (Jayden Hunt)

If it was a throw away line, you should have thrown it away.

I will wait until it is official, before popping the cork.

Yes, in Melbourne. Don't know about interstate, or country Victoria.

They show the elimination finals so that everyone gets a chance to see their team play in a final. Losers of the elimination finals drop out.

He signed a 1 year extension last year, that means he is contracted to the end of 2017. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-02-16/jay-kennedyharris-signs-new-deal

How can the Weed be a mystery injury, when it has been widely reported he has a corky?

A 4 goal 8 last quarter. Inaccuracy must be catching.