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McVeigh misses Bendigo game
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Essendon veteran Mark McVeigh was a late withdrawal from the Bendigo Bombers side that went down to Casey at Casy Fields today.
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McVeigh was suffering general soreness but is expected to be available for Essendon's clash with Sydney on Saturday.
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The Scorpions 21.17 (143) defeated the Bombers 5.2 (32) in what was another long day for coach Adrian Hickmott and his players.
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Bachar Houli, Michael Hurley and James Flaherty were stand outs in what was a tough game for the side.
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""Houli's competitive edge was really good today, and Hurley worked hard all day, playing forward and back, especially on Casey's Brad Miller,"" Hickmott said.
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""Casey are a big strong side, and many of the players have played a lot of AFL football. The important thing is that the guys are learning from every game, and while our skills aren't of the best quality, we are learning.Â
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""We can't dwell on the loss. We need to keep pushing forward and improving every week. If we dwell too much, we'll lose our attack and our confidence.""Â
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Bendgio Bombers
Goal Kickers: S. Weekley, T. Bellchambers, J. Williams, B. Houli, M. Quinn.Â
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Best Players: B. Houli, M. Hurley, T. German, J. Flaherty, M. Quinn, D. Myers.
Casey Scorpions
Goal Kickers: M. Newton 4, B. Waite 3, L. Dunn 3, B. Miller 2, A. Silvagni 2, R. Creed, M. Stockdale, P. Johnson, C. Bartram, R. McGough, D. Bell, S. Valenti.
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Best Players: D. Bell, P. Johnson, A. Silvagni, J. Wall, M. Stockdale, B. Dunn.Â
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A full match report will be available tomorrow (Monday).
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