Ralph: Buckley almost perfect for Devils
AFL: Jon Ralph announces that the Tasmania Devils are extremely keen to advance talks with Nathan Buckley for the head coach role.
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"And Flynn Young will also play ... to have our sixth, seventh debutant for the year, and to have exposure to these young men, to be able to come in and get roles done, it's a credit to them, the work they've done. "Also a real shout out to our development team because the last four or five weeks, we've seen a real acceleration in a lot of these young men's careers. "They have got them AFL ready and now they get their opportunity." The Blues also recalled Jordan Boyd and Lewis Young, with Voss dumping Mark Pittonet, Corey Durdin, Jaxon Binns and Matt Carroll. Patrick Cripps missed a match-eve jog at Adelaide's Unley Oval because of illness but Voss said the captain "will be right to go." "He came in yesterday and he was not training because he's feeling a bit off so we obviously don't want him around the main group." Port coach Ken Hinkley dropped Ryan Burton, Jeremy Finlayson, Jackson Mead and Christian Moraes after last Saturday's lacklustre 19-point home loss to Sydney. 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