Discussion 2022 Finals Week 2: Teams & In Game Discussion
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BRISBANE has recalled some tall timber for its preliminary final against Geelong, with Joe Daniher and Oscar McInerney back into Chris Fagan's 22 for Friday night's battle at the MCG.
The Lions are the only team to make changes for preliminary final weekend, with the Cats, Sydney and Collingwood all sticking with their most recent 22.
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Daniher is back after missing last week's semi-final win against Melbourne to dash home to Brisbane for the birth of his first child on game day.
McInerney missed the triumph over the Demons as he served the League's 12-day concussion protocol after a heavy hit in the opening minutes of the Lions' elimination final win over Richmond.
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Brisbane has resisted the urge to make any other changes, sticking with a fleet-footed team that includes two-game defender Darcy Wilmot and tough third-year midfielder Deven Robertson.
Darcy Fort and Tom Fullarton are the players to drop out.
Chris Scott has stuck with the team that defeated Collingwood almost two weeks ago, with defender Jake Kolodjashnij being named despite injuring his knee against the Magpies.
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There was no room for the unlucky Brandan Parfitt.
Like the Cats, Sydney is going with the same team that won its qualifying final against Melbourne, retaining young forward Logan McDonald in their side.
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Coach John Longmire was noncommittal when asked last week about whether McDonald would hold his spot, saying his forward structure would depend on conditions and the opposition.
Collingwood is also unchanged from the team that cruised past Fremantle, sticking with Trent Bianco after he came in against the Dockers to replace Taylor Adams.
Friday, September 16
Geelong v Brisbane at the MCG, 7.50pm AEST
GEELONG
In: Nil
Out: M.O'Connor (Medi-Sub)
Qualifying final sub: M.O'Connor (replaced J.Kolodjashnij in the second quarter)
BRISBANE
In: J.Daniher, O.McInerney
Out: D.Fort (omitted), T.Fullarton (omitted), R.Mathieson (Medi-Sub)
Semi-final sub: R.Mathieson (unused)
Saturday, September 17
Sydney v Collingwood at the SCG, 4.45pm AEST
SYDNEY
In: Nil
Out: B.Campbell (Medi-Sub)
Qualifying final sub: B.Campbell (unused)
COLLINGWOOD
In: Nil
Out: J.Carmichael (Medi-Sub)
Semi-final sub: J.Carmichael (unused)
The Lions are the only team to make changes for preliminary final weekend, with the Cats, Sydney and Collingwood all sticking with their most recent 22.
ALL THE TEAMS Check 'em out
Daniher is back after missing last week's semi-final win against Melbourne to dash home to Brisbane for the birth of his first child on game day.
McInerney missed the triumph over the Demons as he served the League's 12-day concussion protocol after a heavy hit in the opening minutes of the Lions' elimination final win over Richmond.
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08:11MINS
Footy Feed: Bud's strut, McRae's flag dream, Cat's huge record
The Footy Feed team with the latest footy news
Published 1 hr ago
Brisbane has resisted the urge to make any other changes, sticking with a fleet-footed team that includes two-game defender Darcy Wilmot and tough third-year midfielder Deven Robertson.
Darcy Fort and Tom Fullarton are the players to drop out.
Chris Scott has stuck with the team that defeated Collingwood almost two weeks ago, with defender Jake Kolodjashnij being named despite injuring his knee against the Magpies.
MEGA-PREVIEW Cats v Lions, stats that matter, who wins and why
There was no room for the unlucky Brandan Parfitt.
Like the Cats, Sydney is going with the same team that won its qualifying final against Melbourne, retaining young forward Logan McDonald in their side.
MEGA-PREVIEW Swans v Magpies, stats that matter, who wins and why
Coach John Longmire was noncommittal when asked last week about whether McDonald would hold his spot, saying his forward structure would depend on conditions and the opposition.
Collingwood is also unchanged from the team that cruised past Fremantle, sticking with Trent Bianco after he came in against the Dockers to replace Taylor Adams.
Friday, September 16
Geelong v Brisbane at the MCG, 7.50pm AEST
GEELONG
In: Nil
Out: M.O'Connor (Medi-Sub)
Qualifying final sub: M.O'Connor (replaced J.Kolodjashnij in the second quarter)
BRISBANE
In: J.Daniher, O.McInerney
Out: D.Fort (omitted), T.Fullarton (omitted), R.Mathieson (Medi-Sub)
Semi-final sub: R.Mathieson (unused)
Saturday, September 17
Sydney v Collingwood at the SCG, 4.45pm AEST
SYDNEY
In: Nil
Out: B.Campbell (Medi-Sub)
Qualifying final sub: B.Campbell (unused)
COLLINGWOOD
In: Nil
Out: J.Carmichael (Medi-Sub)
Semi-final sub: J.Carmichael (unused)