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With round two fast approaching I thought I'd get this thread up and running.

Remember to listen to Demon Radio on Wednesday at 5:30pm on 91.3 Sport FM. I'm sure that we will be updated on the status of Aidan Tropiano and whether or not he will play or not.

Two players that I'd like to come in against Subiaco would be Julian Jacobs and Tim Sutherland. Jacobs would be a bigger bodied midfielder seeing as though we could lose one in Trop and Sutherland to come in to support Eyres in the Ruck. Eyres was solid last week but it's a big ask to ruck pretty much the whole game. Would also allow Sam Garstone to play more forward.

Kurtis Chester could come in as in my opinion he was best on ground against Swans in the reserves.

Looking forward to seeing how Spencer White responds after last week.

Remember that the colts start at the later time of 11am, followed by the reserves at 1:30pm and the league at 4:15pm.

Here's the link for Clint Jones interview on Sports Drive this afternoon.

www.sportfm.com.au/20170321_clint_jones.mp3

According to CJ it was just a bad corky so there is a chance Trop will play this week.

I like the 415 time. Will try and entice a few friends. Crowd looked pretty good at Basso on Sat and it is no doubt important to our players to have red and black supporters along. It has been vv tough but and we are demanding more obviously lets keep on kicking on

Mr AFL wrote: With round two fast approaching I thought I'd get this thread up and running.

Remember to listen to Demon Radio on Wednesday at 5:30pm on 91.3 Sport FM. I'm sure that we will be updated on the status of Aidan Tropiano and whether or not he will play or not.

Two players that I'd like to come in against Subiaco would be Julian Jacobs and Tim Sutherland. Jacobs would be a bigger bodied midfielder seeing as though we could lose one in Trop and Sutherland to come in to support Eyres in the Ruck. Eyres was solid last week but it's a big ask to ruck pretty much the whole game. Would also allow Sam Garstone to play more forward.

Kurtis Chester could come in as in my opinion he was best on ground against Swans in the reserves.

Looking forward to seeing how Spencer White responds after last week.

Remember that the colts start at the later time of 11am, followed by the reserves at 1:30pm and the league at 4:15pm.

I doubt that Jacobs will play. He didn't even play reserves last week so he could be underdone and lacking match practise. I'd like to see Stack come in and give us a bit more experience and threat in our forward line, especially against Subiaco. He was a real problem for them last season in the game we won at Lathlain on a very wet and cold day.

Time For a Flag wrote: I like the 415 time. Will try and entice a few friends. Crowd looked pretty good at Basso on Sat and it is no doubt important to our players to have red and black supporters along. It has been vv tough but and we are demanding more obviously lets keep on kicking on

Yes I do like the 4.15 start, lets you get some of those domestic chores out of the way and then can kick on after on the oxford street strip.

You D's fans do travel pretty well so expect to see plenty of red n black at the game. We will have the behind the goals outer bar open at the Tech school end so expect most of the Pig pen regulars will find that a welcoming spot.

Subi should have a couple of key players back, certainly Cockie to add some grunt around the contests and possibly Horsley if he can recover from his hammy. We were done by Souths pressure and pace last week so if you can bring some of that it will be a good contest.

We need to make a few changes, let's face it we played too many kids against SD and left in the two's some experience and size that probably would have made a difference.

Stand the Test wrote: We need to make a few changes, let's face it we played too many kids against SD and left in the two's some experience and size that probably would have made a difference.

Yep, agree with this. Gordon Narrier keeps his spot but bigger bodies needed to counter Subi.

Not sure if it was just the number 25 but gee Gordon Narrier reminded me of John McGuire. A left footer, beautiful foot skills, nice sidestep, he was very impressive against us I thought especially early.

According to the radio show Michael Sinclair has an issue with his Achilles. Grade one tendonitis, whatever that is. Had some scans on Monday but should be right.

Tropiano trained strongly last night and should be good to go.

Devon McFarlane apparently was the other one who went off the ground injured against Swans. Not sure what he did.