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Essendon makes wholesale changes
Essendon has made wholesale changes for this Saturday night’s clash against Port Adelaide. Adam Ramanauskas has been dropped from the senior team for the first time since 2000. James Hird returns to the side after two weeks on the sidelines. He is joined by Dustin Fletcher, Dean Rioli, Damian Cupido and Mark Alvey.
Essendon has made wholesale changes for this Saturday night’s clash against Port Adelaide. Adam Ramanauskas has been dropped from the senior team for the first time since 2000. James Hird returns to the side after two weeks on the sidelines. He is joined by Dustin Fletcher, Dean Rioli, Damian Cupido and Mark Alvey.
In addition to Ramanauskas, the other casualties are Jason Winderlich, Kepler Bradley, Marc Bullen and Mark Mercuri. All five players have been omitted.
Essendon ruckman Tristan Cartledge’s season has come to an end. Cartledge strained his posterior cruciate ligament in the VFL match against Werribee last Saturday. Football operations manager Dominic Cato said that it is a five to six week injury and doesn’t expect Cartledge to play again this season.
The Richmond and Essendon football clubs will write a new chapter in the history of the Dreamtime game, joining with Tourism Western Australia and the AFL to establish Dreamtime at Maali as part of a new two-year partnership.
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