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Friday, Etihad Stadium, from 6.45 pmOn Friday night, the youngster, who so often has been compared to a young Scott Pendlebury, will make his debut for the Bulldogs and is expecting to swing through a variety of roles. "Throughout my junior footy I played the midfield and half forward role and [the] Bulldogs are really trying to play me in a wing role and have the versatility to also play as a half back,'' Macrae said.
He is likely to be joined in the back half by mature age VFL star Brett Goodes. Bulldogs development coach Peter German is expecting he will have to do without Goodes at Williamstown this season. Jack Redpath will also make his debut, along with Nick Lower (ex ) and Tom Young (ex ). German also said a fit and firing Adam Cooney, who has had a stellar pre season, may also help turn around the club's on field fortunes.
Watch out for: Dale Morris the reliable defender will play his first AFL match since round 21, 2011, after a further injury setback.
Goosey, who has played an unheralded role in the Bombers' recent recruiting with the likes of Michael Hibberd and Mark Baguley, maintains that the Bombers were the only club ever genuinely interested in all three ex Dolphins and all have the potential to be quick fixes.
''I suppose you can go back to Michael Hibberd. I promoted Michael to five clubs and had meetings with them to try and get him drafted. Essendon were the ones that I suppose had that trust,'' Goosey said.
''They liked the look of him [Van Unen] during the year. It wasn't as though copy van cleef alhambra bracelet I hid him, he was there for everyone to see.''
Others joining Van Unen for their debuts on Friday night include Jason Ashby, Nick Kommer, Martin Gleeson, Hal imitation Van Cleef & Arpels Clover necklace Hunter and Lachlan Dalgleish.
But it is perhaps the lesser names who were plucked from the VFL Kyle Martin and Sam Dwyer who will be thrust into the action in their debuts for the Pies.
For Martin, a two time premiership player at Noble Park, a move to Frankston last season was the best career choice he's made.
"It was just purely to try and get the best out of my footy,'' Martin said. "It just shows that the VFL is not just another competition, it's another chance to get to the next level.''
Dwyer, 26, knows he doesn't have time to waste on the Pies' list. The Port Melbourne premiership player last season played a VFL grand final while still recovering from a fractured leg. At the time, he was unaware he was going to become a Pie, but his efforts were admirable.
" I think I'll play forward and midfield, a bit of both. They haven't really given much away, but from what I can take, they're the couple of roles I might play,'' Dwyer said.
Watch out for: Brent Macaffer Pies football manager Geoff Walsh said Macaffer, who suffered a serious knee injury last season, was returning to top form after a ''diligent'' pre season. He was prominent in the recent intra club hit out.
Saturday, Patersons Stadium, from 7.40 pm
West Coast
The return of Mark LeCras from last year's knee injury could throw a spanner in the works, given the success of the forward line without him last season.
Ex Bulldog Josh Hill filled LeCras' role to perfection last season with 36 goals. If you add mature age rookie Callum Sinclair to the attacking mix, the Eagles may cause some early headaches for opposition defences.
Forwards coach Justin Longmuir said Hill was still in the Eagles' best 22 despite LeCras' return.
Sinclair and Scott Lycett have been identified as key players to fill the void left by Quinten Lynch, who went to over the summer.
Sinclair, who played with Port Melbourne before going to Subiaco, is a roaming ruckman who can play as a goalkicking forward, while Lycett has reportedly had a top pre season and is geared to provide some back up on the forward line. Jack Darling has reportedly had a super pre season; he and Josh Kennedy will provide the main focal points.
The Eagles will have to wait as long as the early van cleef ans arpels Pendant replica rounds of the season proper for Nic Naitanui to begin his 2013 campaign.
Watch out for: Scott Lycett into his third season at the Eagles, Lycett is expected to add forward power on a more consistent basis.
Friday, Etihad Stadium, from 6.45 pmOn Friday night, the youngster, who so often has been compared to a young Scott Pendlebury, will make his debut for the Bulldogs and is expecting to swing through a variety of roles. "Throughout my junior footy I played the midfield and half forward role and [the] Bulldogs are really trying to play me in a wing role and have the versatility to also play as a half back,'' Macrae said.
He is likely to be joined in the back half by mature age VFL star Brett Goodes. Bulldogs development coach Peter German is expecting he will have to do without Goodes at Williamstown this season. Jack Redpath will also make his debut, along with Nick Lower (ex ) and Tom Young (ex ). German also said a fit and firing Adam Cooney, who has had a stellar pre season, may also help turn around the club's on field fortunes.
Watch out for: Dale Morris the reliable defender will play his first AFL match since round 21, 2011, after a further injury setback.
Goosey, who has played an unheralded role in the Bombers' recent recruiting with the likes of Michael Hibberd and Mark Baguley, maintains that the Bombers were the only club ever genuinely interested in all three ex Dolphins and all have the potential to be quick fixes.
''I suppose you can go back to Michael Hibberd. I promoted Michael to five clubs and had meetings with them to try and get him drafted. Essendon were the ones that I suppose had that trust,'' Goosey said.
''They liked the look of him [Van Unen] during the year. It wasn't as though copy van cleef alhambra bracelet I hid him, he was there for everyone to see.''
Others joining Van Unen for their debuts on Friday night include Jason Ashby, Nick Kommer, Martin Gleeson, Hal imitation Van Cleef & Arpels Clover necklace Hunter and Lachlan Dalgleish.
But it is perhaps the lesser names who were plucked from the VFL Kyle Martin and Sam Dwyer who will be thrust into the action in their debuts for the Pies.
For Martin, a two time premiership player at Noble Park, a move to Frankston last season was the best career choice he's made.
"It was just purely to try and get the best out of my footy,'' Martin said. "It just shows that the VFL is not just another competition, it's another chance to get to the next level.''
Dwyer, 26, knows he doesn't have time to waste on the Pies' list. The Port Melbourne premiership player last season played a VFL grand final while still recovering from a fractured leg. At the time, he was unaware he was going to become a Pie, but his efforts were admirable.
" I think I'll play forward and midfield, a bit of both. They haven't really given much away, but from what I can take, they're the couple of roles I might play,'' Dwyer said.
Watch out for: Brent Macaffer Pies football manager Geoff Walsh said Macaffer, who suffered a serious knee injury last season, was returning to top form after a ''diligent'' pre season. He was prominent in the recent intra club hit out.
Saturday, Patersons Stadium, from 7.40 pm
West Coast
The return of Mark LeCras from last year's knee injury could throw a spanner in the works, given the success of the forward line without him last season.
Ex Bulldog Josh Hill filled LeCras' role to perfection last season with 36 goals. If you add mature age rookie Callum Sinclair to the attacking mix, the Eagles may cause some early headaches for opposition defences.
Forwards coach Justin Longmuir said Hill was still in the Eagles' best 22 despite LeCras' return.
Sinclair and Scott Lycett have been identified as key players to fill the void left by Quinten Lynch, who went to over the summer.
Sinclair, who played with Port Melbourne before going to Subiaco, is a roaming ruckman who can play as a goalkicking forward, while Lycett has reportedly had a top pre season and is geared to provide some back up on the forward line. Jack Darling has reportedly had a super pre season; he and Josh Kennedy will provide the main focal points.
The Eagles will have to wait as long as the early van cleef ans arpels Pendant replica rounds of the season proper for Nic Naitanui to begin his 2013 campaign.
Watch out for: Scott Lycett into his third season at the Eagles, Lycett is expected to add forward power on a more consistent basis.
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