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   I heard Kemp was over the knee issues a long time back, it was some other injury which kept him out more recently.

@Gointocarlton  I heard Kemp was over the knee issues a long time back, it was some other injury which kept him out more recently.

@Gointocarlton  I heard Kemp was over the knee issues a long time back, it was some other injury which kept him out more recently.

@Gointocarlton  I heard Kemp was over the knee issues a long time back, it was some other injury which kept him out more recently.

True but the knee is always the more serious one and causes initial concern when making a comeback. He looked as comfortable as all get out the way he moved. It was very pleasing to see.

Syndesmosis seems to render some blokes completely useless even if they do come back.

Ed Curnow ain’t the fastest guy going around and his disposal isn’t elite. But the interchange cap sure has given him the opportunity to showcase his endurance. I thought he was really good when fatigue slowed down a lot of players against the Hawks. But perhaps the smaller SCG isn’t ideal from that point of view.

Ed Curnow ain’t the fastest guy going around and his disposal isn’t elite. But the interchange cap sure has given him the opportunity to showcase his endurance. I thought he was really good when fatigue slowed down a lot of players against the Hawks. But perhaps the smaller SCG isn’t ideal from that point of view.

Swans like it contested and then the long bomb to a one on one with Buddy in space.  I think Ed can do a job on one of their mids and the facts are that we only have Cripps, Walsh and then Ed as our frontline mids. The rest are unreliable and not be trusted in a game where its going to be stoppage after stoppage more than likely.

@Mav‍ Do you think the reduced cap plays into Walsh's hands as well?

Stocker

Based on the extended bench I think it has to be De Koning, Murphy, Parkes and Martín