2017 Round 19: The Team

2017 AFL Round 19 COLLINGWOOD v ADELAIDE Time & Place: Sunday July 30, 3:20pm EST MCG TV: 7mate / Fox Sports 3:00pm EST Weather: Min 10 Max 16 Chance of rain 60%: < 1mm Wind: NW 16kph Betting: Collingwood $3.15 Adelaide $1.36

B: Jeremy Howe, Lynden Dunn, Tom Langdon

HB: Jack Crisp, Tyson Goldsack, Brayden Maynard

C: Steele Sidebottom, Rupert Wills, Will Hoskin-Elliott

HF: Josh Thomas, Ben Reid, Jordan De Goey

F: Jamie Elliott, Darcy Moore, Alex Fasolo

Foll: Brodie Grundy, Daniel Wells, Adam Treloar

Int (from): Jarryd Blair, Matthew Scharenberg, Taylor Adams, Levi Greenwood, Tom Phillips, Josh Daicos, Mason Cox

IN: Mason Cox, Josh Daicos, Tom Phillips, Matthew Scharenberg
OUT: Travis Varcoe (elbow)
NEW: Josh Daicos (18, Oakleigh U18)

Collingwood News Collingwood has added four players to its extended squad for Sunday's clash with Adelaide. Darcy Moore has been named despite being hospitalised during last week's win over West Coast, but Travis Varcoe hasn't been so lucky. The courageous wingman will spend the week in the grandstand after injuring his elbow against the Eagles. Josh Daicos is a chance to make his league debut after he was added to the 25-man squad. Mason Cox, Tom Phillips and Matthew Scharenberg are also in the mix, named on the extended interchange bench. The team will be finalised at 5pm on Friday. Moore makes the cut Few would have believed Darcy Moore would be declared available for selection when he was crunched from behind against the Eagles last week. Moore left the field assisted by trainers and was set to hospital for precautionary scans on his neck. Fortunately, Moore was cleared of any damage, and has been named to play on Sunday afternoon. He has kicked 21 goals in 16 games this year, and two or more in six of his past eight. Young Daics in the mix Josh Daicos has been rewarded for a patch of consistent VFL form with a place in the Collingwood squad. The teenager collected 23 disposals and took the ball inside 50 seven times in the last gasp win over Richmond on the weekend. Playing across half forward and through the wings, Daicos has shown promise throughout the season after appearing at different stages during the JLT Community Series.