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Tommy Bugg opens the scoring in the last with a goal. Breeze is stronger than at the start of the game - probably 3+ goals worth (and Casey have the use of it)

3/4 time Casey lead 13.8 to 3.8

Pedo again ! - (after a beautifully weighted pass from Jeffy). Follows up with another goal. 86 - 26

Still very much a 'work in progress'. If (heaven forbid) Max went down, Pedo is the only option realistically available.

Corey Rich gets Dolphins 2nd - (apparently has attracted attention of the talent scouts)

Pedo dominating in the air - 2 good clunkers with goals to follow. 66 point lead - 80 to 14

Badly depleted opponent BUT it has been a long time since we had a 10+ goal win...

Agree - Gerard is a bit too 'cerebral' for the SEN milieu - they much prefer the bogan, 'Loveable Aussie Larrikin'-style of commentator

Couldn't agree more - plenty of vacant spots outside the 'G' let's get the Sculptor commissioned and place an order for the bronze.

Reminiscent of the Steve Waugh vs Mark Waugh debate - one of them you want to watch for the rest of your life whilst the other is (or will hopefully be) the one you want to bat for your life. I was pleased/impressed that from the start of Sunday's game, Angus stood Jack Steven - the only possible candidate for an 'A Grade' midfielder at the Saints

Couldn't agree more - I suspect we are all more than a little tired of Hird running the 'woe am I- the Club abandoned me ' line. If he could simply have the courage to engage in a bit of introspection and then state that, (with the benefit of hindsight), "I realise now that as Senior Coach, the buck stopped with me", he just might find it easier to 'move on'.

Terrific reward for Smith and wonderful encouragement for the 20-somethings on the list for Casey in 2017 - if you perform at a high level consistently, the AFL dream may become a reality. Who else on the Casey list do we think might make it?

In comparison to other years and other clubs, we have had a relatively dream run with injuries. If (heaven forbid) we have 2 of our starting inside mids struck down with injury/illness, (and bearing in mind Chunk and Bernie are not getting any younger), I suspect ANB will be the '1st cab off the rank' with Trenners as '2nd cab'. Terlich, Grimes, Michie, and probably Newton are gone.

Regrettably, looks like he is 'going, going, gone' Better enjoy the next 44 games..........

Harry Hindsight suggests that the stigma of drafting Toumpas ahead of Wines clearly justifies selecting Oliver ahead of Parish. Oliver may lack a little by way of polish and finesse by comparison with Parish but his vision, quick hands, overall strength and reliability overhead would seem to more than compensate. In any event, Roos likes big-bodied mids and this group in 2016 will define his legacy at this Club.