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Neagle returns for crucial clash
<DIV>Essendon will welcome back Jay Neagle, Sam Lonergan, Heath Hocking and Hayden Skipworth for Sunday's crucial game game against the Eagles while Bachar Houli, Michael Quinn and Leroy Jetta will be the emergencies. They four 'ins' replace the injured Matthew Lloyd, Mark McVeigh, Jason Winderlich and Alwyn Davey.</DIV>
Essendon will welcome back Jay Neagle, Sam Lonergan, Heath Hocking and Hayden Skipworth for Sunday's crucial game game against the Eagles while Bachar Houli, Michael Quinn and Leroy Jetta will be the emergencies.
They four 'ins' replace the injured Matthew Lloyd, Mark McVeigh, Jason Winderlich and Alwyn Davey.
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Meanhile, thanks to club major partner Samsung, Perth based Essendon fans can meet Matthew Knights and David Hille at a signing session this Saturday from 1:30pm at Harvey Norman, shop 80, Abernethy Rd, Belmont.
The team will also hold an open traing session at Subiaco on Saturday at 11:45am.
All the details ahead of Essendon's final game of the season.
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