2013 FeT Rd 10 Part 2 full.pub - Central District Football Club

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ROUND ELEVEN
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Eagles
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North
v Central
Glenelg
v North
Sturt
v Glenelg
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TIPPING UGLY
TIPSTER
Peter Argent (FOOT-e TIMES SA)
Phil Herden (FOOT-e TIMES SA)
Phil Aspinall (FOOT-e TIMES SA)
Chris Kendall (RPH / ABC1)
Daniel Norton (FIVEaa)
John Nankivell (FOOT-e TIMES SA)
Ian Bone (Life FM)
David Kempe (Life FM)
Don Cooper (FOOT-e TIMES SA)
Did Not Tip
LAST WEEK
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2013 Issue 11 (Part 2) : Round 10 Previews
THIS WEEK
(3/4) +196
(3/4) +215
(3/4) +223 +10
(3/4) +209
(2/4) +71
(1/4) -25
(2/4) +97
(2/4) +92
(2/4) +116
(3/4) +197
WEST v
NORWOOD
Sunday Afternoon
TOTAL
(28/36) +1709
(27/36) +1646
(27/36) +1639
(27/36) +1556
(26/36) +1380
(25/36) +1316
(25/36) +1298
(25/36) +1283
(22/36) +895
(21/36) +791
PORT
V SOUTH
EAGLES
V STURT
Monday Afternoon
GLENELG
V NORTH
Rules : 100 points for each correct tip less 1 point for each point off of the margin.
“Did Not Tip” gets allocated home team by 18 points. / Best Tipster of the Round gets 10 bonus points
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WHAT WE LEARNT
Phil Herden
Sunday Special @ Prospect
As a "neutral" at Prospect on
Sunday, the scenes in those final few minutes of the match
against West were something to
savour.
The gym renovations at the
ground mean that all the North
members are now located in the
one grandstand, and it is usually
pretty full, making for one loud
voice when the Red and White
are on the march.
As the Roosters stormed home
the roars almost raised the roof
and made for a sensational atmosphere of passionate support.
Central comeback on track.
Whilst Central were celebrating
50 year old League football
memories, their on field tackling,
hard running and overall
workrate whilst dismantling the
Eagles brought back memories
of more recent times.
The Bulldog's list is strengthening and confidence building as
they now entrench a top five
berth. After the bye they will
play all of the top three teams
over their next four games, so
we will get a true idea of
whether Central are back as
premiership contenders.
It's a winter game all right.
I've been commentating SANFL
but I have never been wetter
calling a match than I was last
Friday Night at the Bay.
Recent renovations resulted in
the radio desk being relocated to
the front of the grandstand,
which is no issue unless you
have strong rain coming in from
the east.
It was back to basics for the Life
FM crew, with tarpaulins covering the critical broadcast gear,
laptops turned off to avoid getting drenched and binoculars
requiring regular cleaning to
avoid fogging up.
Thankfully after a most challenging first 15 minutes the rain lightened and the broadcast became
much smoother.
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WHAT WE LEARNT
John Nankivell
Not a good week for milestones.
Round Nine of the SANFL season saw a number of different
players celebrating big career
milestones.
Unfortunately none of these
players found themselves on the
winning side. Firstly, on Friday
night loyal Glenelg stalwart, Ben
Mules, played his 200th game
for the Tigers.
Despite getting off to a good
start the Bays were reeled in by
the Panthers and eventually lost
the contest by 31 points.
Then on Saturday afternoon Eagle's skipper, Luke Powell,
played his 200th game for the
club, while teammate, Scott
Lewis, bought up his 100th
SANFL match when they took
on Central at Elizabeth .
Ryswyk's role of small forward
and clearly excelled. Gordon
kicked five goals for the match,
including three in the second
quarter, and was a big part of
the Rooster's, come from behind, nine point win over West.
In the process Gordon showed
just what a versatile footballer
he can be. North fans will welcome Ryswyk's return, but they
now know they have a player
who is more than capable of filling the hole in Ryswyk's absence.
Roosters on a roll.
Nathan Gordon is certainly a
fantastic player and at the moment his team are playing fantastic football.
North Adelaide have now beaten
every other side in the top five,
and they are the only team to
achieve this.
Their come from behind win on
the weekend over the top placed
Bloods was a sight to behold,
and while they may still sit in
third spot on the ladder they are,
in my humble opinion, the current premiership favourite.
With a hard running, attacking
and free flowing game style that
will suit the wider spaces of
Football Park, they will be very
hard to beat come Finals.
While there is plenty of footy left
this season, at the moment it
looks like the only way is up for
coach Josh Francou and his
chargers.
Again both players were left
empty handed with the Bulldogs
scoring a strong win. No, it was
not a good week for milestones
at all.
How good is Gordo?
A chill was sent through the
North Adelaide camp prior to
their clash against West on Sunday, when star player, Leigh Ryswyk, was ruled out with hamstring tightness.
However they need not have
worried as gun midfielder, Nathan Gordon, was given ……...
Nick Amato
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WHAT WE LEARNT
Phil Aspinall
WUNDKE
THE WET
WHAT A WINTRY WELCOME
Despite conditions not suiting
the strong, key forward last Friday night, South Adelaide spearhead Michael Wundke proved
his worth in all types of conditions.
Round 9 was kick-started last
week with a couple of Friday
night fixtures, seeing the Parade
and the Bay hosting a couple of
important clashes.
It was also officially the first day
of winter, after a record breaking
warm Autumn, and boy, didn’t
the new season arrive with a
bang.
From sun-up that morning the
heavens opened up resulting in
a wintry down pour that essentially lasted the entire day.
Football is of course a winter
sport, but the elements were
certainly going to test the drainage system at each ground, and
in turn determine the conditions
of the various venues.
WONDERFUL
IN
In a night that was better suited
to the small, crumbing forwards
and on-ballers, the Panther's full
-forward contributed close to half
of the side's final goal tally, and
played a major part in the victory
on the road.
It was also a good return to form
for the former North Adelaide
and North Melbourne listed
player after a pretty quiet few
weeks prior to that, since kicking
four majors in the State Game
win over the NEAFL.
Having slotted just the eight majors in a month of State League
football prior to last Friday night,
in what were almost perfect Autumn conditions.
The former Ken Farmer medalist
managed to nail five crucial
goals in the torrential, soggy
conditions against the Tigers.
With a season high handful,
Wundke also nudged himself a
few goals closer to the top of the
Ken Farmer Medal race.
The current leader Andrew
Ainger - a former team-mate only managed the one goal for
the Eagles in their loss to the
Bulldogs, so Wundke now is
only two straight goals from taking the lead in that race.
WHAT WE LEARNT
HAVE THE BULLDOGS GOT
THEIR BITE BACK?
WHAT A ROOSTERS RESURGENCE
wasn't looking that way for most
of the day.
With their strong win over the
Eagles, a side considered to be
a likely fellow Finals candidate,
the Doggies have now got a few
tails waging, suggesting that
they may be back in the mix as
a legitimate Premiership contender.
Touted as the ‘Match of the
Round', I headed to Prospect
Oval on Sunday afternoon very
much looking forward to the battle ahead between two fellow top
three aspirants, in North and
West.
After being outplayed by the
Bloods for the majority of the
contest, the home side only
trailed by 15 points at the final
change, and if they played well
enough in the final term were
still in the game.
Despite their poor performance
against the Magpies the week
before, I anticipated, and tipped a
Rooster's win in FOOT-e TIMES
SA.
The Bloods had something to
say about that, kicking the first
two majors of the final stanza,
and at the seven minute mark
Josh Francou’s side were in arrears to the tune of 27 points.
After their horror 0-4 start, Central bounced back with three
consecutive victories against
sides that were considered by
most to be in the bottom half of
the ladder come Finals time.
The challenge for the new generation of pups was to match it
with a side sitting above them on
the ladder. They did exactly
this, in impressive fashion, last
week.
Based on North looking to redeem themselves and the fact
that the Bloods had again struggled to put four quarters of football together, in their tough win
over the Double Blues.
I was right with the tip, but it
Then, it just became a Rooster’s
avalanche with the home side
nailing the remaining six goals,
taking the lead at the 25 minute
mark and hanging on to record a
most memorable victory.
As much as their opposition
were somewhat disappointing, in
wet and slippery conditions, the
Roy Laird coached side looked
to have returned to the Central
of old, with intensity and tackle
pressure on the Eagles.
Arriving at Gliderol Stadium for
the Glenelg v South clash, it was
no surprise to see quite a bit of
surface water and a few muddy
puddles.
With the assistance of SACA’s
world class curator, Les Burdett,
the cricket pitch area held up
reasonably well but having seen
some vision of the game from
Coopers Stadium, it looked to
me as though the mud was a
little more prevalent at that
venue.
The real test for the Bulldogs,
however, will come over the
course of the next month. After
a bye this weekend, they face
North, Port, Norwood and West,
with three of those four sides
considered serious candidates
for the flag this year.
It is now going to be a little bit
harder for them as well, after
losing key forward Alan Obst for
4 weeks, due to suspension.
I do have to admit I was pleasantly surprised by the respective
conditions of both the Elizabeth
and Prospect Ovals, which were
in pretty reasonable condition,
considering the amount of rainfall.
Ryan Ferguson
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Michael Wundke
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WHAT WE LEARNT
Don Cooper
1) – The first piece of knowledge
taken from Round 9 was that
winter is officially here - and with
it comes many a (cold) change!
The 1000 thread count cotton
sheets get discarded in favour of
the flannelette variety, the jar of
Vicks Vaporub forces the 50
plus sunscreen tube to the back
of the medicine cupboard, Jiffy
Firelighters are added to the
shopping list as wood fires become fully functional again,
while team coloured crocheted
blankets and duffel coats are
dusted off in readiness for the
ensuing months ahead.
So with the sudden shift in climactic conditions experienced
last weekend, the need to adopt
a different approach to playing
our great game was also required and - by design - teams
were forced to dispense with the
majority of strategies and structures and implement some good
old fashioned wet weather football.
But as with any change of product, one must always be mindful
that certain “Terms and Conditions” apply! So it seems then
the ‘Dogs have finally taken
heed of the fine print on Roy
Laird’s game plan and showed
that if this is applied over four
“terms” of a match and particularly in “conditions” like that experienced at Playford Alive Oval
on Saturday afternoon, the end
product can be something quite
magnificent!
Laird’s game plan and showed
that if this is applied over four
“terms” of a match and particularly in “conditions” like that experienced at Playford Alive Oval
on Saturday afternoon, the end
product can be something quite
magnificent!
2) – And on the subject of tackling wet weather football…..wet
weather football is all about
tackling!
In Round 8, the average tackle
count for a team was 29.5, but
this pales into comparison with
the increased workload and
pressure that comes when the
grounds turn into a surface more
conducive to hosting an Ice Capades show than a match of
SANFL football.
By comparison, the average
tackle count increased to a staggering 47.25 per team last
weekend, and while the Eagles
could only amass 40 of their
own in the battle of Playford
Alive Oval, the ‘Dogs led the
pack with 63 bone-jarring apprehensions, harassing the visitors
into submission with brute force.
The down side of that encounter
was the unfortunate collateral
damage suffered by the Eagle's
Nick Joyce, in the final seconds
of the match, when a text book
tackle was taken a step too far
sending his head thumping into
the ground.
And given the amount of free
kicks paid each season for errant or over zealous tackles, it
begs the question of how much
this vital skill of the game is
practised through the grades.
The other matches also provided some startling figures, with
the Panthers laying 41 tackles
as opposed to the 71 required
by their otherwise timid opponent at the Bay on Friday night.
The ‘Legs wrapped up the Double Blues on 45 occasions out at
the Parade in the other Friday
night feature, with Sturt second
to the ball more often than not
and forced to chase hard with
49.
While in one of the comebacks
of the millennium, the Roosters
rattled the Bloods on the scoreboard, but did less of the bullocking work with 30 tackles to
the Bloods’ 39.
Drill down into these statistics
and there was one common fact.
There were a lot of sore bodies
as a result of Round 9 SANFL
action!
NEXT WEEK IN FOOT-e TIMES SA
THE STATE
UNDER 18’s IN FOCUS
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WHAT WE LEARNT
3) – Glenelg’s season continues
to go South! It is now the fourth
successive encounter between
the Tigers and the Panthers at
Gliderol Stadium, where the visitors have walked away with the
two points – and walk away with
them they did indeed!
With the benefit of a near full
strength side, South Adelaide
ravaged a Tiger’s outfit which
was clearly lacking in the depth
required to put a full four quarters together.
While injuries have taken their
toll on the boys at the Bay, they
aren’t the only club suffering, but
seem the one in most disrepair
and will need to find some real
character over the next few
weeks to curb the current downward trend.
by North Adelaide at Prospect
Oval on Sunday afternoon was
at a John Farnham concert, with
the Roosters raising the roof of
the main grandstand in a victory
that one could only describe as
scintillating and superlative at
the very least – and perhaps
season defining at the very best!
After spotting the 2012 Grand
Finalist a 27 point start early in
the final quarter, North Adelaide
sent a message to the entire
competition in regards to exactly
what they are about and capable
of, with an inspired effort that
had premiership contender written all over it.
Having been knocked off their
perch in no uncertain terms by
the Port Adelaide Magpies the
previous week, it seemed as
though the Rooster's match
against West Adelaide was similarly heading in “One Direction”,
but in a mercurial manner much like “Whispering Jack” –
Josh Francou’s men just kept
delivering one hit after the other!
What would have been most
pleasing for the players, coaching staff and supporters alike
was the timely turnaround of
goal kicking efficiency, which
until the final break had been at
a frustrating 50%, but exponentially improved to a match winning 75% in the last 20 minutes
of playing time.
Having taken a 3-3 win/ loss ratio into the State match break
and subsequent bye, it appears
the Tigers have almost gone into
hibernation since and will need
to awaken from this slumber
sooner rather than later to avoid
another one of “those seasons”.
But with the weeks ahead providing a schedule which includes
the current top three sides,
namely North Adelaide (rounds
10 &15), West Adelaide (round
12) and Norwood (round 14 following a bye), it looks as though
a lot of the writing may have
been placed on the wall by the
middle of July!
4) – The last time I heard euphoria surrounding a comeback performance such as that delivered
Jonathon Beech
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MILESTONES
MILESTONES
Todd Pfeiffer (South)
One of the most potent ball winning mid-fielders in SANFL football, Mat Suckling has been extremely consistent since arriving
from the VFL at the start of the
2011 campaign to resurrect his
AFL aspirations.
Another recruit to South
Adelaide from Rooster's
territory, Pfeiffer followed in
the footsteps of Michael
Wundke and Toby Stribling
in coming down to Noarlunga.
An outstanding junior in Victoria,
Suckling was seen as a likely
draft candidate, until a serious
knee injury cruelled him.
He had a strong junior career, being regarded as a
skilful player who read the
game well. After an injury
riddled 2011 with the
Roosters, and then aged
23, Pfeiffer decided a second club was the best option.
He was recruited to the Redlegs
from the famous VFA/VFL club,
the
Port
Melbourne
“Boroughs”.He played 23 games
in 2011, and was a key performer
during the 2012 Final's series,
which culminated in the Redlegs
first Premiership since 1997.
At that point he had played
35 games over five seasons at Prospect. Pfeiffer's
debut with North Adelaide
was back in 2008.His best
season of League football
in the SANFL was in 2009,
when he was still a teenager and played 11 senior
matches.
He is finding consistency
and form with the Panthers
this year, having played
seven successive League
games from Round 2.
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Mat Suckling (Norwood)
Suckling debuted for Norwood in
Round 1 of the 2011 season,
against the Port Adelaide Magpies. Surprisingly left out of the
initial SANFL State Squad at the
start of this season.
His string of outstanding performances for a month from mid April,
where he was best on ground
three times, and second best on
the other occasion, forced the
selector's hand and he made his
way into the State Squad.
50
GAMES
If selected
Now 24, the 184cm, 84 kgs onballer is one of the premier midfielders in SANFL football.
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If selected
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SANFL STATS
FOXTEL CUP
GAME THREE PREVIEW
PORT
MELBOURNE
V
WEST
ADELAIDE
8.05pm SA Time, Tuesday June 11th @ MCG
After a week off the Foxtel Cup continues next
Tuesday night when West Adelaide travel to the
MCG to take on Port Melbourne.
Based on current form this should be the match of
the season so far with both currently leading their
respective leagues.
Both sides were knocked out by eventual champion Claremont last year, the Boroughs by 50
points in the semi final, the Bloods by 101 points in
the first round.
Interestingly Port Melbourne has a bye in the VFL
this weekend whilst West Adelaide will be coming
Quarter Finals
(M1) Tues May 21 @ AAMI
Norwood
4.11 (35)
East Fremantle 6.6. (42)
(Q1) Sat April 13 @ Manuka
Queanbeyan 13.10 (88)
NT Thunder 4.11 (35)
(M2) Tues May 28 @ Etihad
Werribee
16.17 (114)
Queanbeyan 4.4 (28)
(M3) Tues June 11 @ MCG
Port Melbourne
V West Adelaide
(Q2) Sat Apri 20 @ Metricon
Southport
11.11 (77)
Burnie
7.7 (49)
(M4) Tues June 18 @ Patersons
Claremont
v Southport
ROUND 9 WRAP UP
off a short break playing Norwood at home on
Saturday afternoon.
West Adelaide are one of only 3 clubs (Claremont
& NT Thunder the others) who have participated
in all 3 Foxtel Cup competitions.
Port Melbourne are a stand along VFL club with
no AFL affiliation. There were undefeated 2011
VFL premiers.
PREVIOUS FOXTEL CUP RESULTS
Port Melbourne
2011
• Did Not Participate
2012
• R1— defeated NT Thunder by 92 points
• QF— defeated South Adelaide by 22 points
• SF—Lost to Claremont by 50 points
West Adelaide
2011
• R1—defeated Ainslie by 77 points
• SF—lost to Williamstown by 19 points
2012
• SF—Lost to Claremont by 101 points
Fri May 31st @ Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg (Crowd 1,555)
South
Glenelg
3.3 7.6 10.11 11.17 (83)
4.1 7.3 8.4 8.4 (52)
Goals— South: Wundke 5, Eddy, Thewlis, Brooksby, Gotch, Pfeiffer
Schwarz. Glenelg: Hopper 2, Mules, Lawton, Snook, McInerney. Bradley,
Davenport.
Best— South: Stribling, Wundke, Gotch, Hartigan, Brooksby, Cross, Pfeiffer, Redigolo Glenelg: Bradley, Snook, Earl, McInerney
Fri May 31st @ Coopers Stadium, Norwood (Crowd 2,321)
Norwood 2.5 4.9 10.12 14.15 (99)
Sturt
0.1 1.2 5.3 8.5 (53)
Sat June 1st @ Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth (Crowd 1,365)
The winner will play the victor of June 18th’s
Claremont v Southport clash in the second semi
final on Tuesday July 16th at a venue to be advised.
Semi Finals
LEAGUE RESULTS
Goals—Norwood: Phillips 3, Zozi, Warren 2, Murphy, Panos, Davis,
Grigg, Donohue, Roocke, Pfeiffer Sturt: Jaensch 3, Hansen 2, McIntyre,
Crane, Duldig
Best—Norwood: Zorzi, Grigg, Fuller, Murphy, Phillips, McGuiness . Sturt:
Coad, Evans, Hansen, Riley, Jaensch, Trambling.
2013 Foxtel Cup Fixture
Play In Games
2013 ROUND 10
Final
(SF1) Tues July 9 @ TBA
East Fremantle
v Werrivee
Final Tues Aug 6 @ TBA
SF1 winner
v SF2 Winner
(SF2) Tues July 16 @ TBA
M3 Winner
v M4 Winner
Central
Eagles
5.2 7.6 11.9
2.4 3.7 5.7
14.11 (95)
8.12 (60)
LEAGUE
Team
West
Norwood
North
Eagles
Central
Glenelg
Port
South
Sturt
LADDER
P
W
9
7
8
6
8
6
8
5
8
4
8
3
7
2
8
2
8
1
L
2
2
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
Pts
14
12
12
10
8
6
4
4
2
Pct
58.1
58.7
55.4
54.9
51.9
43.8
44.1
40.5
44.2
RESERVES
Norwood
8.17 (65)
d Sturt
4.10 (34)
Glenelg
11.4 (70)
d South
10.9 (69)
Central
12.5 (77)
d Eagles
11.8 (74)
North
11.11 (77) d West
8.11 (59)
Ladder: Eagles 12, Sturt, Glenelg 10, Norwood,
West, North 8, Port, Central 6, South 4
Goals—Central: S Milne 4, Kenner 2, Thomas, Callinan, Williams, Dunne,
Boyd, Goodrem, Schiller, Obst. Eagles: Salter, Kane 2, Ainger, Thompson,
Joyce, Goldsworthy.
UNDER 18
Glenelg
12.11 (83) d South
5.4 (34)
Best—Central: O’Hara, S Milne, Callinan, Hardy, William, Thomas, Colquorn Eagles: Kane, Rowntree, Powell, Sumner, Lewis.
Norwood
10.6 (66)
d Sturt
7.9 (51)
Eagles
5.14 (44)
d Central
6.5 (41)
Sun May 26th @ Prospect Oval (Crowd 2,781)
West
15.10 (100) d North
North
West
Ladder : Eagles, North 14, Glenelg 12, West,
Port, Sturt 8, Norwood, South 4, Central 0
1.3 4.4 8.8
3.1 7.4 11.5
14.10 (94)
13.7 (85)
(Macca’s Cup)
12.13 (85)
Goals—North: Gordon 5, Langford 3, Amato 2, M Thing, Moore, Campbell, O’Sullivan West: Silverlock 3, Still, Ferguson 2, Anderson, Hill, Tuck,
Macreadie, Beech, Fielke.
Best—North: Gordon, Moore, Wright, Dalwood, O’Sullivan, Amato West:
Tippett, Anderson, Crouch, Tuck, Ferguson, Birss.
Report produced by Phil Herden from FOOT-e TIMES
SA.
Please
direct
any
enquires
to
[email protected]
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WEST v NORWOOD
WEST v NORWOOD
2.10pm Sat June 8 @ City Mazda Stadium, Richmond
DON COOPER’S PREVIEW
BLOODS BULLETIN
Club Web Site : www.westadelaidefc.com.au
Round 10 Home Match Lunch on the Deck
Sponsored by Telstra Gouger St.
Saturday 8th June, 11.45am for 12.15pm start.
Before the Bounce Entertainment.
At West Adelaide Football Club.
$55 Non Member $50 Members.
Contact Gina at [email protected]
ROAD AHEAD
Rd 11 Bye
Rd 12 @ Glenelg (SunA)
Claret and Stout Business Lunch With Brendan Fevola.
Rd 13 @ South (SunA)
Thursday 20th June from 12.00pm,
at West Adelaide Football Club.
Rd 14 v CENTRAL (SatA)
2 course meal, $60 per person.
Contact Gina - [email protected]
Rd 15 v EAGLES (SatA)
But rather than simply taking a
“tunnel vision” view of this
”return bout” between two of the
competition heavyweights, it is
far more pertinent to look at the
important peripheral aspects
which will ensure this contest
rates as one of the season classics – for all the right reasons!
Each side’s defence will be
tested to the nth degree and this
is where the match may well be
won or lost, with both capable of
rebounding from the back half
with resounding success.
The Bloods are starting to get a
more settled line up in that regard, with the likes of Joel Tippett, Brad Mangan and Adam
Hartlett starting to find form both
individually and as a collective
unit, while they have ample support from Scott Bricknell, Taite
Silverlock and co.
At the other end, Redleg's …….
skipper, Kieran McGuiness, is
the undisputed general of his
back six and along with Alex
Georgiou sets the standard by
which all follow – a standard
which may be just too high again
for the Bloods.
The other factor will be that of
fitness - and with the above
mentioned two day start on recovery for such an important
match, I can see the ‘Legs having too much run in theirs come
the closing 15 minutes.
Norwood by 9 points
The ‘Legs have notched up solid
victories either side of their
Round 8 bye, and are the beneficiaries of an additional two day
break over their rival going into
this pivotal encounter which
could see them at the top of the
ladder should they procure the
points.
REDLEG WRAP
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It’s been just 44 days since the
heated ANZAC Day clash between Norwood and West Adelaide at the Parade, and the residual angst between last year’s
Grand Finalists will surely act
like a burning ember when they
renew acquaintances at City
Mazda Stadium this Saturday
afternoon.
ROAD AHEAD
Rd 11 @ Port (SatA)
Rd 12 V SOUTH (SatA)
Rd 13 @ Central (SatA)
Rd 14 V GLENELG (FrN)
Rd 15 Bye
The Bloods presently hold sway
at the helm, but after taking the
foot off the gas against the
Roosters at three quarter time of
last Sunday’s match - when it
appeared they would walk away
from Prospect Oval with a 4
point buffer - now find themselves precariously placed to
maintain that standing.
The nature of that result would
have incensed Bloods’ coach,
Andy Collins, for the fact he has
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WEST v NORWOOD
WEST v NORWOOD
PANEL PREDICTIONS
Phil Herden
Given the fallout from their ANZAC Day encounter, plus the
small matter that the winner
should be League leader come
Saturday night, makes this
game one to watch.
Norwood did what they had to
do last Friday night in the wet
against Sturt, shutting down the
game.
I am still not sure exactly how
West lost to the Roosters on
Sunday, but ill discipline at key
late moments did not help.
The Bloods have the depth and
talent to take it right up to the
Premiers, but I am not yet sure
they have the belief. Last week
would not have helped.
Norwood by 12 points
Peter Argent
Last year’s Grand Final foes,
Norwood and West are contenders again this year.The Redlegs
are coming off a strong win over
the Double Blues, and could
have big ruckman Sam Baulderstone back to bolster the big
man area.
form and Michael Still becoming
a real target in attack. The midfield should be where this battle
is sorted out. Let’s hope both
teams play positive attacking
aggressive football. If they do
West can win.
West by 11 points
John Nankivell
The much anticipated re-match
of the fiery ANZAC day clash is
here, and it promises to be a
real beauty.
The home team come into the
game off the back of a troubling
loss to North Adelaide, while the
Redlegs have won their last two
matches on either side of a bye.
Norwood have had the wood
over Westies in recent encounters winning the last three contests between the two clubs, including the ANZAC day match.
You get the feeling though that
West are getting closer to toppling the reigning Premiers.
RD 10 GAMEDAY STATISTICS
Will it be this week? Time will
tell.
I'm sticking with the
Redlegs.
Norwood by 11 points
Phil Aspinall
In what is being billed as the
‘Rumble in the Tunnel - Round
2’, this stand-alone Saturday
clash between the current top
two sides will certainly be ‘Match
of the Round’.
The Bloods will be a tad frustrated with letting the win slip
against North last weekend,
while the Redlegs took care of
the Double Blues quite comfortably.
It is going to be interesting to
see what tactics the two sides
employ on the day, in what
should be great conditions for
attacking football.
This one is a real toss of the
coin but something has me leaning toward the home side, just.
West by 11 points
They still need to get some fluency and cohesion in attack.
West Adelaide blew a big 27
point lead last Sunday (seven
minutes into the last term) and
will be smarting from that loss.
There were a number of good
signs for the Bloods last week,
with Ryan Anderson in great
form and Michael Still becoming
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Nw
146
156
24
WA
90
100
26
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2
2
All Recent Encounters
: Norwood have won 9 of the last 10 encounters
Recent @ City Mazda Stadium, Richmond
: Last 6 games split with 3 wins each
“Did You Know” Statistical Notes
: Between them they won 5 wooden spoons between 2004 & 2008.
2013 Round 5 - Thur April 25th @ Coopers Stadium, Norwood (Crowd 6,038)
Norwood
West
0.3
2.3
2.5
4.3
7.9
5.4
9.13 (67)
6.5 (41)
Goals— Norwood: Pfeiffer, Zorzi 2, Murphy, Dawe, Grigg, Phillips, Jefferies West: Silverlock, Nelson 2, Ezard, Kirk
Best— Norwood: McGuinness, Suckling, Evans, Dumont, Smart, Jefferies West: Tippett, Slattery, Bricknell, Caire, Silverlock, Macreadie
2006-2012 Results
2012 GF
Oct 7
2012 2SF
Sept 23
2012 Rd 21
Aug 18
2012 Rd 13
June 23
2012 Rd 8
May 11
2011 Rd 19
Aug 12
2011 Rd 9
May 27
2010 Rd 23
Sept 5
2010 Rd 14
June 26
2010 Rd 4
April 16
2009 Rd 13
June 27
2009 Rd 5
April 26
2008 Rd 21
Aug 23
2008 Rd 13
June 28
2008 Rd 2
April 5
2007 Rd 20
Aug 18
2007 Rd 7
May 19
2006 Rd 21
Aug 26
2006 Rd 14
July 8
2006 Rd 4
Apr 22
3.12.30
2.5.17
7.9.51
4.12.36
5.9.39
7.10.52
4.8.32
2.9.21
6.6.42
10.3.63
11.9.75
11.15.81
9.10.64
10.14.74
9.11.65
11.10.76
15.10.100
14.15.99
14.16.100
15.14.104
by 49pts
by 44pts
by 23pts
by 1pt
by 47pts
by 15pts
by 54pts
by 42pts
by 12pts
by 19pts
by 19pts
by 3pts
by 12pts
by 38pts
by 33pts
by 62pts
by 11pts
by 51pts
by 48pts
by 23pts
Recent Finals
2012 GF
Oct 7
@ AAMI
Norwood 12.7.79
d West
2012 2SF
Sept 23 @ AAMI
Norwood 8.13.61
d West
2001 EF
Sept 16 @ Football Pk Norwood 18.15.123 d West
3.12.30
2.5.17
10.16.76
by 49pts
by 44pts
by 47pts
Last Draw
1972 Rd 21
16.15.111
Sept 2
@ AAMI
@ AAMI
@ City Mazda
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ Coopers
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ Coopers
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ Coopers
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ City Mazda
@ Coopers
@ Adelaide
@ City Mazda
Norwood
Norwood
West
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
West
West
West
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
West
Norwood
Norwood
@ Richmond West
12.7.79
8.13.61
11.8.74
5.7.37
13.8.86
10.7.67
13.8.86
8.15.63
8.6.54
12.10.82
14.10.94
12.12.84
9.22.76
17.10.112
13.20.98
20.18.138
17.9.111
23.12.150
22.16.148
19.13.127
d West
d West
d Norwood
d West
d West
d West
d West
d West
d West
d Norwood
d Norwood
d Norwood
d West
d West
d West
d West
d West
d Norwood
d West
d West
15.21.111 v Norwood
RECORDS
NORWOOD
WEST
Highest Score
Lowest Score
Highest Losing Score
28.13.181
2.8.20
18.5.113
/17.11.113
5.7.37
132pts
23.24.162
2.5.17
20.10.130
(Rd19 Aug23 1969 @Nw)
(2SF Sept 23 2012 @Nw)
(EF Sept 12 1982 @FP)
5.11.41
86pts
(Rd2 May13 1911 @Ad)
(Rd8 June2 1962 @Nw)
Lowest Winning Score
Biggest Winning Margin
Ed Smart
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258
52
(Rd17 Aug24 1965 @Ri)
(Rd11 July27 1912 @Ad)
(Rd6 May3 1986 @Ri)
(Rd5 May9 1987 @Nw)
(Rd13 June 23 2012 @Nw)
(Rd20 Aug14 1993 @FP)
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PORT v SOUTH
PORT v SOUTH
2.10pm Sun June 9 @ Alberton Oval
PETER ARGENT’S PREVIEW
This Sunday afternoon fixture at Graham Johncock has proved to
Alberton Oval is about creditabil- be a good medium target in attack, averaging just on four
ity.
While no one sees either side as goals a match, but the concern
a premiership threat in the short is the next best two are John
term, it is about building momen- Butcher (9 for the season) and
Gray(8), while Luke harder has
tum and cohesion as a side.
retired form league football.
The winner of this contest well
enjoy back to back wins for the There is a lot to like about the
Magpies young and developing
first time this season.
defence, and hopefully Henry
Port had a shock win over the Slattery can add to that, by reflag favourites North in round turning this week.
eight, before enduring a bye last
Aseri Raikiwasa and Corey
weekend.
Beard are long term prospects,
South were impressive in dismembering a modest and injury
riddled Bays outfit in the wet
last Friday night.
Club Web Site : www.safc.com.au
Saturday June 15th,
12:00pm for 12:30pm sit down
The Peter Darley Function Room
at Hickinbotham Oval. $65.00 per head.
Contact Kristie at the club on 8186 8200.
Both teams have underperformed in the eyes of their supporters this year. Each team
have two wins, while Port Adelaide has played one less game
There is a chance for the winner
to be in the mix for the fifth spot.
For the other, the season will be
a long hard slog South may just
have the edge is the end.
South by 11 points
Impressive was the physical
presence they put on that game,
with the like of Toby Stribling
and Nathan Daniel around the
ball, big men in Keegan
Brooksby and Ben Dowdell giving the expert on ballers like
Joel Cross and Nick Liddle first
use of the ball.
PANTHER
PRESS
Chairman’s Function with Guest Speaker
Robert ‘Dipper’ Dipierdomenico.
while Matt Scanlon is a role
player. Justin Hoskin is another
who can give run and ball carrying ability out of the back half.
ROAD AHEAD
Rd 11 v EAGLES (SatA)
Rd 12 Bye
Rd 13 v WEST (SunA)
Rd 14 v STURT (SatA)
Rd 15 @ Central (SatA)
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Michael Wundke is starting to
return Ken Farmer medal winning form and with big Brad
Crabb down back, the Panthers
structures in defence look good.
Recruits like Todd Pfeiffer and
John McDonald are starting to
find a nitch in the side as well,
Port are still very reliant on
James Miekejohn in ruck, and
the trio of Steve Summerton,
Sam Gray and Matt Rose.
Luke Slattery
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PORT v SOUTH
PORT v SOUTH
PANEL PREDICTIONS
Don Cooper
Magpie's member, but I have yet
to tip them in 2013, until now.
The Magpies return from the bye
to their happy hunting ground a Port by 22 points
fortnight ago, where they caused
the upset of the season to date John Nankivell
against the highly rated RoostBoth teams come into this coners.
test coming off wins in their last
North Adelaide have made that games. There is renewed hope
form look even better by ac- at both clubs about what the fucounting for the Bloods in a ture may hold.
barnstorming finish last weekWhile Port are playing good
end, but their round 10 rival,
football and following Ken
South Adelaide, looms as a danMcGregor's gameplan, South
gerous unit in their own right.
Adelaide as a team seem to be
Both these sides have the ca- finding touch and certainly have
pacity to earn the points here, a very talented line up who can
and if the Panthers can take a get the job done.
settled side into the contest I faThe Magpies will be no easy
vour them to prevail in a close
touch, but if the Panthers play
one.
the way they did last week
South by 13 points
against Glenelg they should win.
Phil Herden
South by 25 points
Records Since 1907 Pl
Phil Aspinall
After a brilliant win against the
Roosters a fortnight ago, the
Magpies had to sit out the last
round due to the bye, perhaps
halting some momentum.
The Panthers weren’t playing at
home and had a good win
against Glenelg, in pretty horrendous conditions down at The
Bay.
Both of these sides will take
some confidence into this battle,
which makes it even harder to
pick a winner. Port were impressive against North, but South
were also good against the
Bays.
I’m almost half tempted to tip a
draw in this one, but will go with
the home side in a close one.
Port by 9 points
It might be 7th v 8th, but these
are two sides coming off wins,
and one should be just two premiership points out of the five on
Sunday night.
Of the wins Port's was probably
the most impressive given the
opposition, although the Panthers certainly had the worst of
the conditions to deal with.
Since 1907 South have made
106 trips to Alberton for just 12
wins (11%).
Due to poor tipping last year on
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: Last eight games split with 4 wins each
Recent @ Alberton
: Port have won last 11 of the last 15
: The only two original clubs remaining from the inaugural SAFA season
in 1877.
: The Panthers last premiership (1964), Grand Final (1979) and last finals
win (EF 2006) were all against the Magpies.
2006-2012 Results
2012 Rd 11
June 9
2012 Rd 6
April 28
2011 Rd 14
July 2
2011 Rd 9
May 28
2011 Rd 4
April 21
2010 Rd 12
June 13
2010 Rd 6
May 1
2009 Rd 22
Aug 29
2009 Rd 15
July 12
2009 Rd 7
May 9
2008 Rd 17
July 26
2008 Rd 2
April 5
2007 Rd 18
Aug 5
2007 Rd 14
July 8
2007 Rd 5
May 5
2006 EF
Sept 17
2006 Rd 12
June 25
2006 Rd 4
Apr 22
@ Alberton
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
@ Alberton
@ Hickinbotham
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
@ Hickinbotham
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
@ Hickinbotham
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
@ Adelaide
@ Hickinbotham
@ Alberton
Port
South
South
Port
South
Port
Port
South
Port
Port
Port
South
Port
South
Port
South
South
Port
18.11.119
2110.136
13.10.88
16.10.106
14.11.95
13.10.88
13.15.93
14.8.92
20.6.126
19.13.127
15.14.104
16.9.105
25.16.166
14.5.89
12.18.90
18.12.120
24.18.162
17.15.117
d South
d Port
d Port
d South
d Port
d South
d South
d Port
d South
d South
d South
d Port
d South
d Port
d South
d Port
d Port
d South
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12.6.78
17.14.116
9.11.65
12.4.76
12.7.79
11.7.73
11.5.71
12.11.83
10.7.67
10.8.68
9.8.62
14.18.102
11.13.79
11.10.76
10.10.70
16.8.104
8.7.55
11.8.74
by 41pts
by 20pts
by 23pts
by 30pts
by 16pts
by 15pts
by 22pts
by 9pts
by 59pts
by 59pts
by 42pts
by 3pts
by 87pts
by 13pts
by 20pts
by 16pts
by 107pts
by 43pts
by 16pts
Last Final
2006 EF
Sept 17 @ Adelaide
South
18.12.120 d Port
16.8.104
Last Draw
1919 Rd 4
May 17 @ Adelaide
South
6.10.46
6.10.46
RECORDS
PORT
Highest Score
Lowest Score
33.24.222
4.8.32
19.6.120
6.5.41
159pts
v Port
SOUTH
(Rd16 July23 1988 @Al)
(Rd8 June26 1915 @Al)
(Rd5 May20 1939 @Ad)
(Rd1 Mar27 1999 @Nl)
(Rd16 July23 1988 @Al)
24.27.171
2.6.18
21.13.139
5.11.41
107pts
(Rd5 May20 1939 @Ad)
(Rd1 Mar27 1999 @Nl)
(Rd2 Apr13 1974 @Ad)
(Rd11 Aug10 1907 @Al)
(Rd12 June 25 2006 @Nl)
Brad Crabb
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EAGLES v STURT
EAGLES v STURT
2.10pm Sun June 9 @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval, Woodville
JOHN NANKIVELL’S PREVIEW
DOUBLE BLUE NEWS
Club Web Site : www.sturtfc.com.au
Sturt Football Club Gala Auction
Friday 28th June 2013 at 7.00pm.
Masquerade, black tie in the Ballroom at the
Intercontinental, North Terrace, Adelaide.
ROAD AHEAD
$120 per head
Rd 11 v GLENELG (SunA)
or $110 per head if you book a table of 10.
Rd 12 @ North (SatA)
Contact Peta Treloar at Sturt Football
Club on 8271 4611
or [email protected].
Rd 13 Bye
Rd 14 @ South (SatA)
Rd 15 V PORT (SunA)
)
EAGLE UPDATE
Club Web Site : www.wwtfc.com.au
Chairman’s Home Match Lunch.
Sunday 9th June 2013.
Eagles Function Centre, 12 noon – 3pm
Guest speaker to be confirmed.
$65 per person.
Contact Laura Harriss
Ph 8347 2444 [email protected]
ROAD AHEAD
Rd 11 @ South (SatA)
Rd 12 Bye
Rd 13 @ Port (SunA)
Rd 14 V NORTH (SunA)
Rd 15 @ West (SatA)
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Both sides come into this Sunday afternoon game at Maughan
Thiem Hyundai Oval, Woodville,
coming off losses. The Eagles
were humbled by a more determined Doggies outfit at Elizabeth last Saturday afternoon,
while the Double Blues suffered
a comprehensive loss at the
hands of the Redlegs on Friday
night. This leaves both sides
desperate for victory and a
chance to return to the winner's
list.
On paper the Eagles are a far
better looking outfit. Their midfield boasts players the calibre
of Luke Powell, Luke Jarrad,
Scott Lewis, Matt Goldsworthy
and Angus Rowntree. While
down back they have the cool
heads and rebound skills of
Aaron Day, Phil Raymond and
Byron Sumner.
raided. That being said, they do
have a number of fine footballers that aren't aligned to AFL
clubs.
These players will need to lead
the charge on Sunday. Ben
Kane in the midfield is one of the
most underrated players in the
League and will be pivotal to
Sturt's chances for a win. As
will the likes of Levi Krause,
Luke Crane, Michael Coad in
defence and big Matt Duldig up
forward.
One of the big contests in the
game will be the ruck battle between the Eagle's Craig Parry,
and Sturt duo Angus Kurtze and
AFL listed Angus Graham. Provided Graham is not called up
for Crows duties the Angus's should give big Parry a ….
real test in the ruck battles
throughout the day.
While
Parry is certainly up to the task
of doing the bulk of the ruck
work, he will look for support
around the ground from youngster Sam Heinjus and defender
Aaron Day.
The Eagles will enter the contest
a strong favourite, but should
not underestimate the Double
Blues who pushed top five
sides, Central and West, all the
way recently. Both sides do
have some injury concerns and
it will be interesting to see just
exactly what the final line ups
will be. I still feel though that the
Eagles just have too much talent
across the park to let this one
slip.
Eagles by 35 points.
While up forward they have the
dangerous duo of Andrew
Ainger and Nick Salter, providing the latter doesn't get called
up for Power duties. These two
can both be relied upon to put
the score on the board for the
home team. It is hard to see this
Eagle's outfit dropping two in a
row.
The Double Blues themselves
have some talented players, unfortunately for Sturt they are
all too often reliant on their AFL
listed players, and with both the
Crows and the Power coming off
losses expect those stocks to be
Angus Rowntree
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EAGLES v STURT
EAGLES v STURT
PANEL PREDICTIONS
Don Cooper
The Eagles were a shadow of their
best form last weekend against the
‘Dogs in a “no love lost” encounter
and coach, Michael Godden, will be
demanding a response to that performance back home against the
Double Blues this weekend.
Peter Argent
Despite some inconsistency at
Woodville-West Torrens, they are still
a top four side and should chalk up
the two points easily here.
Phil Aspinall
All Time Records
After having their wings clipped by
the Bulldogs last week, the Eagle's
host the bottom-placed Double
Blues, coming off a loss to the
'Legs.
The Eagles were modest last week
against Central District, but should Both sides may be sweating on
still have too much man power to be injuries and a few possible AFL
The Eagles will go in without Todd troubled by Sturt.
selections in regards to their final
Culley after he suffered a late ankle
Again the margin in this game will be line-ups, with Sturt having a strong
injury, while Nick Joyce may redecided by how much AFL personnel Crows listed presence.
cover from his unfortunate concusis injected into the Double Blue's
sion, which occurred last week right
side. The biggest contest of the day The Eagles looked a tad top heavy
on the final siren.
will be the clash in ruck between in the wet last week, but with nicer
The Double Blues were honest in 2011 Jack Oatey medallist ,Craig weather on the radar for this
weekend I would suspect they’ll
their defeat at the hands of Nor- Parry & big Angus Graham for Sturt.
look to stretch the visitors' dewood, but in all honesty, the Eagles
With up and coming midfielders like fence.
should win. The odds seemed
Angus Rowntree and Matt Goldsstacked against Sturt fielding the
worthy, complimenting senior players This one may be close for the
same side from one week to the
like Luke Powell and Luke Jarrad, the opening half, but the Eagles will
next, and their results are as hard
Eagles have too much talent.
run away with a comfortable win.
to select as their 21.
Eagles by 44 points
Eagles by 39 points
Eagles by 41 points
Phil Herden
Their Round One, Easter Saturday
clash seems so long ago. On that
occasion at Unley, the Double
Blues dominated to hold a 32 point
half time lead before the Eagles ran
them down.
The gap between the Eagle's best
and worst is the biggest I have
seen in some time, whilst Sturt is
still showing fight despite being on
a six game losing streak and entrenched at the bottom of the ladder. If their form lines hold Sturt
will be competitive, but the Eagles
will win.
Pl
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Recent @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai @ Woodville
: Last 4 games are split with 2 wins each
: Eagles very first league game in 1991 was against Sturt.
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2013 Round 1 - Sat Mar 30 @ Envestra Park (Crowd 3,156)
Eagles
Sturt
2.4
4.4
5.8
11.4
11.11 18.14 (122)
13.5 15.16 (96)
Goals—Eagles: Ainger 4, Hall, Staple, Goldsworthy, Poole, Ellis-Yolmen, Carey 2, Grocke, Rowntree. Sturt: Vitkunas 4, Duldig, Krause, Coad 2,
Greenslads, Hurley, Kane, Riley, Hunter.
Best—Eagles: Rowntree, Hall, Goldsworthy, Sumner, Parry, Ainger, Powell, Sturt: Riley, Vitkunas, Krause, Tambling, Evans, Kane, Graham.
2006-2012 Results
2012 Rd 23 Sept 2
2012 Rd 17 July 22
2012 Rd 8 May 13
2011 Rd 11 June 12
2011 Rd 3 April 15
2010 EF
Sept 12
2010 Rd 23 Sept 5
2010 Rd 15 July 3
2010 Rd 4 April 17
2009 1SF Sept 20
2009 Rd 15 July 11
2009 Rd 7 May 9
2008 Rd 18 Aug 3
2008 Rd 12 June 21
2008 Rd6 May 3
2007 Rd 19 Aug 11
2007 Rd 7 May 19
2006 Rd 23 Sept 10
2006 Rd 16 July 22
2006 Rd 7 May 13
@ Envestra Park
Eagles
Eagles
@ Envestra Park
@Maughan Thiem Hyundai Eagles
Eagles
@ Envestra Park
@ Adelaide
Sturt
@ AAMI Stadium
Eagles
@Maughan Thiem Hyundai Sturt
@ Envestra Park
Eagles
@ AAMI Stadium
Sturt
@ Envestra Park
Sturt
@ Envestra Park
Sturt
@ Thebarton
Eagles
@ Adelaide
Eagles
@ Envestra Park
Eagles
@ Envestra Park
Eagles
Recent Finals
2010 EF
Sept 12 @ AAMI Stadium
2009 1SF Sept 20 @ AAMI Stadium
2004 PF
Sept 26 @ Adelaide
Eagles
Sturt
Eagles
21.10.136
13.17.95
11.15.81
10.14.74
13.17.95
17.14.116
9.11.65
13.8.86
24.6.150
12.16.88
22.14.146
21.12.138
13.12.90
19.15.129
18.9.117
15.8.98
15.10.100
20.10.130
31.7.193
20.11.131
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Eagles
d Sturt
dEagles
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Eagles
d Eagles
d Eagles
d Eagles
d Eagles
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
d Sturt
14.9.93
12.8.80
11.6.72
10.8.68
5.7.37
6.10.46
4.3.27
7.18,60
16.10.106
10.9.69
13.12.90
11.5.71
11.8.74
6.12.48
12.10.82
12.11.83
12.4.76
9.10.64
11.8.74
9.6.60
by 43pts
by 15pts
by 9pts
by 6pts
by 58pts
by 70pts
by 38pts
by 26pts
by 44pts
by 19pts
by 56pts
by 67pts
by 16pts
by 81pts
by 35pts
by 15pts
by 24pts
by 66pts
by 119pts
by 71pts
17.14.116
12.16.88
17.14.116
d Sturt
d Eagles
d Sturt
6.10.46
10.9.69
9.7.61
by 70pts
by 19pts
by 55pts
Last Draw – Never Drawn
Eagles by 15 points
Michael Coad
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RECORDS
EAGLES
Highest Score
Lowest Score
31.7.193
4.3.27
13.12.90
8.5.53
119pts
STURT
(Rd 16 July22 2006 @Un)
(Rd 23 Sept 5 2010 @Wd)
Rd 15, July 11 2009 @Un)
(Rd12 June19 2004 @Un)
(Rd 16 July22 2006 @Un)
22.14.146
4.8.32
19.9.123
9.15.69
81pts
(Rd 15, July 11 2009 @Un)
(Rd 12 June19 2004 @Un)
(Rd 4 Apr9 1994 @Ad)
(Rd 21 Aug24 2002 @Un)
(Rd 12, June 21 2008 @Wd)
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GLENELG v NORTH
GLENELG v NORTH
2.10pm Mon June 10 @ Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg
PHIL ASPINALL’S PREVIEW
TIGER TALES
Official Club Web Site : www.glenelgfc.com.au
TIGER LUNCH
Friday 14th June at 12:00pm.
Join us for our second Tiger Lunch of the year
with AFL Legend, 1986 Brownlow Medal winner
Robert ‘Dipper’ DiPierdominico.
Gliderol Stadium @ Glenelg, $85 per person.
Contact Mel Churchett – 8294 5478
ROAD AHEAD
Rd 11 @ Sturt (SunA)
Rd 12 V WEST (SunA)
Rd 13 Bye
Rd 14 @ Norwood (FrN)
Rd 15 V NORTH (SatA)
The Queen’s Birthday Public Holiday will see the Tigers host a
Rooster's outfit coming off a most
remarkable come-from-behind victory over the Bloods, last weekend.
Glenelg will be looking to bounce
back after their disappointing loss
at home to the Panthers, in very
wintry conditions, and to get some
confidence back in the club after a
current losing streak of three
games.
There is a fair bit of pressure
mounting on the Tigers at the moment, and the best way to limit this
is to register a win on the board. It
is going to be a tough ask for the
home side however, as Josh Francou’s Roosters outfit will be cock-ahoop and crowing after their memorable win last week. Although they
had an off day a fortnight ago
against Port, they’re still a very
hard side to beat.
Kris Massie is working with a pretty
young team and has probably felt
the effects of not having a few of
his AFL listed players, who were
strong performers earlier in the
year, in the side over the last few
weeks. The likes of Jarryd Lyons,
Tom Lynch, Tom Logan and Cam
Hitchcock would have all been
handy additions in the black and
gold over the last few weeks.
from injury. 'Dogs recruit, James
Lawton, also needs to stand up in
attack.
For the visitors, they will be hoping
that in-form midfielder and small
forward, Leigh Ryswyk, will overcome a hamstring injury and return
to the line-up. Out of form Power
listed ruckman and forward, Daniel
Stewart, will likely have Tiger's defender, Shaun Tapp, who is in a
pretty good patch of form, line up
on him. While running defender,
Kriston Thompson, also needs to
find some form.
We will see some great match ups
in this clash, which may have a
large bearing on the result of the
match. Todd Miles will probably
get the big job on Ruory Kirkby,
while future leader, Andrew Bradley, may be given the run-with role
on dangerous North player, Nathan
Gordon. The two Tom’s, Clurey for
Glenelg and Langford for North, will
be an intriguing battle also.
Former Magpie's recruit, Ryan
McInerney, has been in great touch
for the Bays and will need to continue his good form, while small
forward, Andrew Hooper, will again
need to contribute on the scoreboard if the Bays are to kick a winning score. The Thring brothers,
Max and George, have been in
great touch of late for North, and
will need to be closely monitored by
the Tigers.
The red and whites look to have
the more settled line-up on paper,
but the Bays will start to realise
their season will slip away pretty
quickly if they don’t start to turn
things around. Coach Massie will
want a more competitive performance than shown in the last few
weeks, but if the result is in the
same vein as the Eagle's loss, the
heat may start to increase in the
coaches' box.
Even if they are not fully switched
on, the Roosters should still have
too much class in this one.
North by 43 points
The home side is also feeling the
loss of young star Lewis Hender,
sidelined for the rest of the year
after a knee reconstruction, and is
really having their depth tested.
They will need a lift from the likes of
Lachlan Button, Craig Pitt and Jason Davenport, while they will hope
to get the skipper, Ty Allen, back
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GLENELG v NORTH
GLENELG v NORTH
PANEL PREDICTIONS
All Time Records
Phil Herden
Peter Argent
John Nankivell
It's a special day for the Tigers
coming off their Hall of Fame function, and celebrating the 40th anniversary of their 1973 premiership
side.
This is a critical game for the future
of the Glenelg Football Club. They
must show some ticker.
The Tigers could not meet the
barnstorming Roosters at a worse
time.
And it's something special that will
be required for Glenelg to cause a
major upset on Monday. They just
don't have the cattle on the park at
the moment.
North's stirring win may hide some
inefficiencies shown against the
Bloods, but self confidence will not
be an issue.
North by 34 points
Don Cooper
Finally…….I can tip the Roosters!!
And how could you not after they
extricated themselves from the
jaws of defeat against the Bloods,
to record what coach Josh Francou
has described as one of the greatest wins by the side in his time at
the helm.
They were modest in the Friday
night contest against South Adelaide and have a number of long
term injury concerns. Also a number of the personnel don’t look to
be fit enough for SANFL League
football.
North, even with their medical room
concerns, are flying at the minute.
Through the middle of the ground,
players like George Thring, Chad
O’Sullivan and Cohen Thiele are in
solid form.
But the strength of the Roosters is
its defence. Will Dalwood, Luke
Ivens, Michael Clinch, Kriston
Thompson, Todd Miles and Joe
Anderson make a powerful unit.
North by 49 points
Minor Round
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ Gliderol Stadium
Pl
212
222
85
Gl
92
99
41
NA
118
121
44
D
2
2
-
: North have won 3 of the last 4 games.
But meet them they will, when the
two sides clash at the Bay on the
Queen's Birthday Monday.
Recent @ Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg
: Glenelg won 7 of the last 8
North are quite simply the best
team in the SANFL at the moment,
and are playing an exciting running
brand of football that is full of self
belief.
: Glenelg and North played in the first game at Glenelg Oval, (Rd 3 May
21 1921), the first game at Prospect Oval (Rd 1, May 8 1922) and the
last Grand Final at Adelaide Oval (Sept 29 1973).
: Tiger’s last two premierships were won against North (1985 & 1986 Grand Final).
: Glenelg is aiming for its 100th win all time against the Roosters (Currently won 99, North won 121, 2 draws)
After a promising start to the season Glenelg are now really struggling for form and appear to be
headed down the ladder.
2006-2012 Results
2012 Rd 19
Aug 6 @ Prospect
2012 Rd 10
June 3 @ Gliderol
2012 Rd 3
April 7 @ Prospect
2011 Rd 13
June 25 @ Prospect
2011 Rd 6
May 7 @ Gliderol
2010 Rd 18
July 24 @ Gliderol
2010 Rd 12
June 14 @ Gliderol
2010 Rd 5
April 24 @ Prospect
2009 Rd 19
Aug 9 @ Prospect
2009 Rd 7
May 9 @ Gliderol
2008 Rd 20
Aug 17 @ Gliderol
2008 Rd 14
July 6 @ Prospect
2008 Rd 7
May 10 @ Gliderol
2007 Rd 21
Aug 25 @ Prospect
2007 Rd 10
June 9 @ Gliderol
2006 Rd 20
Aug 16 @ Gliderol
2006 Rd 13
July 1 @ Prospect
2006 Rd 5
April 20 @ Gliderol
Last Final
1992 1SF
Sept 19 @ AAMI
The Roosters will have no mercy
for the Tigers and should record a
strong win.
North by 51 points
And the scary thing for Glenelg
supporters is the fact there is still a
lot of improvement in North Adelaide - and should they manage to
make the necessary tweaks to their
kicking efficiency, particularly in
front of goal, this could be one of
the blow outs of the year.
They have far too much depth compared to the shallow waters of the
Bay and with a full quarter effort will
have a percentage booster here!
North by 73 points
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Last Draw
1937 Rd 2
May 1 @ Prospect
RECORDS
GLENELG
Highest Score
Lowest Score
34.15.219
3.15.33
21.9.135
6.12.48
160pts
North
North
Glenelg
North
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
North
North
North
15.12.102
17.10.112
17.14.116
21.3.129
16.13.109
16.12.108
17.8.110
12.9.81
16.12.108
11.13.79
16.12.108
17.9.111
22.11.143
20.17.137
20.13.133
21.20.146
15.16.106
22.20.152
d Glenelg
d Glenelg
d North
d Glenelg
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d North
d Glenelg
d Glenelg
d Glenelg
7.10.52
by 50pts
12.13.85 by 27pts
9.6.60
by 56pts
15.10.100 by 29pts
16.6.102 by 7pts
9.9.63
by 45pts
8.15,63
by 47pts
11.12.78 by 3ots
12.4.78
by 30pts
11.8.74
by 5pts
12.7.79
by 29pts
7.12.54
by 57pts
18.9.117 by 26pts
16.6.102 by 35pts
13.7.85
by 48pts
22.10.142 by 4pts
9.9.63
by 43pts
18.7.115 by 37pts
Glenelg
14.11.95
d North
13.11.89
North
14.12.96
v Glenelg
14.12.96
by 6pts
NORTH
(Rd14 July2 1977 @Gl)
(Rd17 Aug10 1968 @Pr)
(Rd17 July24 1982 @Pr)
(Rd17 Aug12 1967 @Gl)
(Rd15 July21 1973 @Gl)
31.16.202
4.12.36
22.12.144
7.11.53
146pts
(Rd17 Sept5 1936 @Ad)
(Rd15 July22 1989 @FP)
(Rd8 May19 1984 @FP)
(Rd16 Aug31 1929 @Gl)
(Rd17 Sept5 1936 @Ad)
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INDIVIDUAL
STATS LEADERS
INDIVIDUAL
STATS LEADERS
End Of Round 9 2013
POSSESSION LEADERS
PLAYER
Games
Total
End Of Round 9 2013
HANDBALL LEADERS
KICK LEADERS
PGm
PLAYER
PLAYER
Gm
Total
Games
MARK LEADERS
HB
Pg
8
102
12.8
NA
18
GORDON Nathan
8
65
8.1
PA
16
BEARD Kory
7
63
9.0
WA
10
MACREADIE Ben
9
62
6.9
NA
14
THRING George
8
58
7.3
NA
16
LANGFORD T
8
57
7.1
CD
11
GOODREM Trent
8
56
7.0
St
21
KANE Ben
8
55
6.9
CD
18
COLQUHOUN Sam
6
54
9.0
SA
23
McDONALD John
7
54
7.7
Gl
41
DAVENPORT Jason
8
54
6.8
CD
34
GLENN Joshua
8
53
6.6
9
219
24.3
NA
14
THRING George
8
158
19.8
WA
5
SCHMIDT Chris
8
92
11.5
CD
47
O'HARA Brayden
8
207
25.9
WA
10
MACREADIE Ben
9
156
17.3
Nw
44
THOMAS Matt
6
91
15.2
Ea
33
LEWIS Scott
8
87
10.9
Nw
21
SUCKLING Mat
8
85
10.6
NA
25
BLEE Nathan
8
85
10.6
WA
NA
5
14
SCHMIDT Chris
THRING George
8
8
8
205
204
204
25.6
25.5
25.5
SA
19
CROSS Joel
8
202
25.3
PA
33
SUMMERTON Steven
7
187
26.7
CD
9
BOYD James
8
186
23.3
Ea
33
LEWIS Scott
8
181
22.6
SA
9
LIDDLE Nick
8
180
22.5
NA
PA
30
5
THRING Max
GRAY Sam
8
7
180
174
CD
47
O'HARA Brayden
8
143
17.9
PA
33 SUMMERTON Steven
7
139
19.9
WA
28
BRICKNELL Scott
9
133
14.8
Ea
15
ROWNTREE Angus
8
81
10.1
NA
30
THRING Max
8
127
15.9
Nw
9
ZORZI Brett
8
76
9.5
SA
9
LIDDLE Nick
8
126
15.8
St
43
RILEY Aiden
7
75
10.7
Ea
7
POWELL Luke
8
75
9.4
NA
2
ANDERSON Joe
8
74
9.3
PA
15
KIRKWOOD Zane
7
121
17.3
NA
18
GORDON Nathan
8
121
15.1
CD
9
BOYD James
8
72
9.0
Nw
21
SUCKLING Mat
8
120
15.0
CD
38
SCHILLER Jarrad
8
67
8.4
NA
32
RYSWYK Leigh
7
52
7.4
8.4
7.4
16.4
67
52
115
8
7
7
CAMPBELL Matthew
SUMMERTON Steven
GRAY Sam
4
33
5
NA
PA
PA
Nw
38
KIRWAN Andrew
8
66
8.3
NA
9
STEWART Daniel
8
51
6.4
CD
9
BOYD James
8
114
14.3
St
1
GREENSLADE John
8
66
8.3
WA
14
BEECH Jonathon
9
50
5.6
CD
16
THOMAS Paul
8
113
14.1
SA
4
STRIBLING Toby
8
64
8.0
PA
15
KIRKWOOD Zane
7
49
7.0
Nw
8
GRIGG Mitchell
8
113
14.1
Ea
3
JARRAD Luke
8
64
8.0
PA
5
GRAY Sam
7
49
7.0
5
SCHMIDT Chris
8
112
14.0
CD
47
O'HARA Brayden
8
64
8.0
Ea
8
RAYMOND Philip
8
48
6.0
CD
11
GOODREM Trent
8
63
7.9
Nw
21
SUCKLING Mat
8
47
5.9
WA
10
MACREADIE Ben
9
63
7.0
CD
47
O'HARA Brayden
8
47
5.9
Ea
33
LEWIS Scott
8
47
5.9
PA
20
THURGOOD Josh
7
46
6.6
Ea
12
AINGER Andrew
8
46
5.8
Nw
2
WARREN Ben
8
46
5.8
Nw
28
JEFFRIES Ben
8
45
5.6
Ea
29
GOLDSWORTHY Mat-
8
45
5.6
22.5
24.9
WA
28
BRICKNELL Scott
9
174
19.3
CD
16
THOMAS Paul
8
173
21.6
CD
11
GOODREM Trent
8
171
21.4
SA
4
STRIBLING Toby
8
171
21.4
WA
Ea
15
ROWNTREE Angus
8
171
21.4
CD
11
GOODREM Trent
8
108
13.5
NA
18
GORDON Nathan
8
170
21.3
St
21
KANE Ben
8
107
13.4
SA
15
GOTCH Xavier
8
62
7.8
PA
15
KIRKWOOD Zane
7
167
23.9
SA
4
STRIBLING Toby
8
107
13.4
Nw
11
PFEIFFER Darren
8
62
7.8
Nw
13
McGUINESS Kieran
7
61
8.7
Ea
10
HALL Christopher
8
60
7.5
Nw
28
JEFFRIES Ben
8
60
7.5
CD
16
THOMAS Paul
8
60
7.5
Ea
Nw
3
44
JARRAD Luke
THOMAS Matt
8
6
166
165
20.8
27.5
PG
CROSS Joel
MACREADIE Ben
SUCKLING Mat
Totla
19
10
21
Games
SA
WA
Nw
PLAYER
PGm
CD
34
GLENN Joshua
8
104
13.0
SA
23
McDONALD John
7
103
14.7
NA
2
ANDERSON Joe
8
165
20.6
Ea
3
JARRAD Luke
8
102
12.8
Nw
8
GRIGG Mitchell
8
163
20.4
SA
19
CROSS Joel
8
100
12.5
NA
25
BLEE Nathan
8
159
19.9
CD
18
COLQUHOUN Sam
6
99
16.5
St
21
KANE Ben
8
155
19.4
Ea
29
GOLDSWORTHY
Matthew
8
98
12.3
SA
1
THEWLIS Josh
8
96
12.0
GL
41
DAVENPORT Jason
8
96
12.0
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INDIVIDUAL
STATS LEADERS
SANFL TEAM
STATISTICS
End Of Round 9 2013
HIT OUT LEADERS
PLAYER
Games
End Of Round 9 2013
CD
SCORING LEADERS
HO
PG
PLAYER
Gm
B
Score pg
1
GUILHAUS Seb
8
261
32.6
Ea
12
AINGER Andrew
8
25
12
NA
36
CRAIG James
8
258
32.3
SA
8
WUNDKE Michael
8
23
12
Ea
4
PARRY Craig
8
245
30.6
St
5
DULDIG Matthew
8
19
9
PA
1
MEIKLEJOHN James
7
211
30.1
PA
4
JOHNCOCK Graham
5
19
7
SA
27
BROOKSBY Keegan
8
210
26.3
Nw
2
WARREN Ben
8
17
9
St
50
GRAHAM Angus
7
203
29.0
WA
4
SILVERLOCK Tait
9
16
9
WA
33
NELSON Peter
8
162
20.3
Nw
30
DAWE Brad
8
138
17.3
Ea
19
SALTER Nick
4
15
10
Gl
25
McGINTY Warrick
7
122
17.4
WA
14
BEECH Jonathon
9
15
7
SA
31
DOWDELL Ben
5
120
24.0
NA
16
LANGFORD Tom
8
14
14
WA
26
WEBB Daniel
9
99
11.0
CD
5
CALLINAN Ian
6
14
10
St
17
KURTZE Angus
3
73
24.3
NA
23
JOHNSTON Lewis
5
14
8
Nw
18
BAULDERSTONE Sam
3
72
24.0
NA
9
STEWART Daniel
8
14
7
ACCURACY
Nw
34
RENOUF Brent
2
67
33.5
Gl
24
HITCHCOCK Cameron
7
13
15
Accuracy (Goal/ScSht)
8
SA
St
WA
16
4
Gl
44
BUTTON Lachlan
6
65
10.8
NA
18
GORDON Nathan
8
13
9
NA
9
STEWART Daniel
8
53
6.6
NA
32
RYSWYK Leigh
7
13
6
CD
8
HARDY Justin
8
52
6.5
St
4
McINTYRE Timothy
7
13
5
Ea
55
REDDEN Jarrad
3
45
15.0
CD
8
HARDY Justin
8
13
4
SA
26
BASS Daniel
2
44
22.0
St
27
VITKUNAS Ziggy
6
12
6
St
34
PEARCE Nick
3
34
11.3
WA
26
WEBB Daniel
9
12
6
PA
27
COCKSHELL Adam
2
29
14.5
SA
29
SNOOK Shannon
8
11
8
Ea
48
HEINJUS Samuel
3
27
9.0
Nw
4
PANOS Matthew
8
11
6
SA
21
McKERNAN Sean
1
24
24.0
Gl
16
TREMBATH Joshua
6
11
5
Gl
2
McKERNAN Sean
3
24
8.0
Gl
12
HOOPER Andrew
8
11
5
CD
14
MILNE Cameron
1
17
17.0
SA
25
EDDY Brett
8
10
6
WA
9
FIELKE Aaron
8
10
5
SANFL Avg
91.9
103.0
83.4
98.6
86.6
77.7
73.5
88.8
92.2
85.0
84.5
107.1
79.4
60.9
98.9
107.9
111.9
65.4
88.4
- Ranking
Score Differential pg
GOLDSWORTHY Mat-
Nwd PA
- Ranking
Score Allowed pg
29
Glen NA
SCORING
G
CD
Ea
Eag
6.9
18.5
-23.8
19.3
25.8
-21.1
-34.4
-23.1
26.8
- Ranking
SCORING SHOTS
Scoring Shots pg
SANFL Avg
25.0
25.5
22.8
26.1
24.8
20.6
19.8
22.5
23.3
22.5
23.3
27.8
20.6
15.9
25.3
27.9
29.4
18.8
23.4
- Ranking
Scoring Shots Allowed pg
- Ranking
Scoring Shot Diff'l pg
2.5
2.3
-5.0
5.5
8.9
-4.7
-8.1
-6.9
4.6
- Ranking
SANFL Avg
53.5%
60.8%
53.3%
55.5%
50.0%
55.6%
54.4%
58.9%
59.0%
55.6%
52.7%
57.2%
57.0%
56.7%
58.2%
57.4%
56.2%
49.7%
55.7%
- Ranking
Accuracy Against
- Ranking
Accuracy Differential
-2.1%
8.1%
-3.9%
-1.5%
-6.7%
-2.6%
-3.0%
2.7%
9.3%
- Ranking
INSIDE 50's
Inside 50's pg
SANFL Avg
45.8
48.6
43.6
46.8
47.9
41.7
39.3
46.1
46.1
48.3
41.8
47.5
41.3
35.9
47.7
47.4
51.0
45.4
-2.5
6.9
-3.9
5.5
12.0
-6.0
-8.1
-4.9
0.7
45.1
- Ranking
Ea
13
BORHOLM Marc
2
17
8.5
St
15
WUNDKE James
3
17
5.7
Inside 50' Allwd pg
- Ranking
Inside 50's Differential
- Ranking
FORWARD EFFIFICENCY
Scoring Shots/ Inside 50
SANFL Avg
54.6%
52.4%
52.1%
55.9%
51.7%
49.3%
50.3%
48.8%
50.6%
46.6%
55.7%
58.4%
50.0%
44.3%
53.0%
58.8%
57.6%
41.3%
8.0%
-3.2%
-6.3%
5.9%
7.4%
-3.7%
-8.5%
-8.8%
9.3%
51.8%
- Ranking
Shots Allwd / In 50 Allwd
- Ranking
Efficiency Differential
- Ranking
PLAYERS
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SANFL Avg
Players Used
30
39
35
26
31
31
32
32
34
Played Every Game
10
12
6
13
12
9
11
7
8
32.2
9.8
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SANFL TEAM
STATISTICS
SANFL TEAM
STATISTICS
End Of Round 9 2013
End Of Round 9 2013
Eag
Glen
NA
Nwd
PA
SA
St
WA
CD
KICKS
Total Kicks pg
SANFL Avg
210.5
179.1
181.8
206.5
191.8
199.0
192.6
179.1
194.2
192.7
- Ranking
Kicks Allowed pg
201.9
196.0
198.8
186.5
177.6
187.3
186.9
206.0
192.3
8.6
-16.9
-17.0
20.0
14.1
11.7
5.8
-26.9
1.9
SANFL Avg
119.6
129.1
108.0
131.8
127.9
117.1
105.3
126.0
120.8
120.6
123.0
119.4
116.4
113.1
120.0
123.3
114.3
126.4
118.2
-3.4
9.8
-8.4
18.6
7.9
-6.1
-9.0
-0.4
2.6
SANFL Avg
330.1
308.3
289.8
338.3
319.6
316.1
297.9
305.1
315.0
313.3
324.9
315.4
315.1
299.6
297.6
310.6
301.1
332.4
310.6
5.3
-7.1
-25.4
38.6
22.0
5.6
-3.3
-27.3
4.4
SANFL Avg
13.2
12.1
12.7
12.9
12.9
15.4
15.1
13.6
13.5
13.5
199.0
192.6
179.1
194.2
201.9
196.0
198.8
186.5
177.6
187.3
186.9
206.0
192.3
8.6
-16.9
-17.0
20.0
14.1
11.7
5.8
-26.9
1.9
119.6
129.1
108.0
131.8
127.9
117.1
105.3
126.0
120.8
123.0
119.4
116.4
113.1
120.0
123.3
114.3
126.4
118.2
-3.4
9.8
-8.4
18.6
7.9
-6.1
-9.0
-0.4
2.6
330.1
308.3
289.8
338.3
319.6
316.1
297.9
305.1
315.0
324.9
315.4
315.1
299.6
297.6
310.6
301.1
332.4
310.6
5.3
-7.1
-25.4
38.6
22.0
5.6
-3.3
-27.3
4.4
13.2
12.1
12.7
12.9
12.9
15.4
15.1
13.6
13.5
14.4
13.6
11.4
14.5
18.7
12.3
10.8
11.3
16.5
-1.2
-1.5
1.4
-1.6
-5.8
3.1
4.3
2.2
-3.0
94.4
83.0
82.8
105.4
82.4
94.7
91.4
75.0
82.8
96.5
87.0
82.5
86.9
81.6
82.6
84.9
99.0
88.3
-2.1
-4.0
0.3
18.5
0.8
12.1
6.5
-24.0
-5.6
42.8
45.1
31.6
41.4
41.4
38.3
50.9
42.9
32.3
33.9
36.9
51.5
38.9
49.8
38.6
37.0
35.4
46.6
8.9
8.3
-19.9
2.5
-8.4
-0.3
13.9
7.5
-14.2
192.7
SANFL Avg
120.6
SANFL Avg
313.3
BALL EFFICIENCY
Efficiency (Poss/Scor Sht)
SANFL Avg
13.5
- Ranking
14.4
13.6
11.4
14.5
18.7
12.3
10.8
11.3
16.5
Efficiency Allowed
- Ranking
-1.2
-1.5
1.4
-1.6
-5.8
3.1
4.3
2.2
-3.0
Effciency Differential
- Ranking
SANFL Avg
94.4
83.0
82.8
105.4
82.4
94.7
91.4
75.0
82.8
88.0
- Ranking
MARKS
Marks pg
SANFL Avg
88.0
- Ranking
96.5
87.0
82.5
86.9
81.6
82.6
84.9
99.0
88.3
Marks Allowed pg
- Ranking
- Ranking
-2.1
-4.0
0.3
18.5
0.8
12.1
6.5
-24.0
-5.6
Mark Differntial pg
- Ranking
- Ranking
HIT OUTS
SANFL Avg
42.8
45.1
31.6
41.4
41.4
38.3
50.9
42.9
32.3
40.7
- Ranking
HIT OUTS
Hit Outs pg
SANFL Avg
40.7
- Ranking
33.9
36.9
51.5
38.9
49.8
38.6
37.0
35.4
46.6
Hit Outs allowed pg
- Ranking
Hit Out differential pg
191.8
- Ranking
MARKS
Hit Outs allowed pg
Total Possessions pg
Possession Differential pg
- Ranking
Hit Outs pg
206.5
- Ranking
- Ranking
Mark Differntial pg
181.8
POSSESSIONS
Possessional Allowed pg
- Ranking
Marks Allowed pg
179.1
- Ranking
BALL EFFICIENCY
Marks pg
SANFL Avg
210.5
- Ranking
- Ranking
Effciency Differential
Total Handball pg
Handball Differential pg
- Ranking
Efficiency Allowed
WA
HANDBALLS
Handballs Allowed pg
- Ranking
Efficiency (Poss/Scor Sht)
St
- Ranking
POSSESSIONS
Possession Differential pg
SA
- Ranking
- Ranking
Possessional Allowed pg
PA
- Ranking
- Ranking
Total Possessions pg
Total Kicks pg
Kick Differential
- Ranking
Handball Differential pg
Nwd
- Ranking
HANDBALLS
Handballs Allowed pg
NA
KICKS
Kicks Allowed pg
- Ranking
Total Handball pg
Glen
- Ranking
- Ranking
Kick Differential
Eag
- Ranking
8.9
8.3
-19.9
2.5
-8.4
-0.3
13.9
7.5
-14.2
Hit Out differential pg
- Ranking
- Ranking
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CLUB INJURY LIST
As at Monday June 3rd 2013
Central
From the weekend:
James Boyd – Ear, test
Ongoing:
Tom Collier – Knee, test
Jay Nash – Hamstring, 2 weeks
Luke Barmby – Back, 5 weeks
Brock Castree – Knee, 5 weeks
Matthew Claughton – Illness, indefinite
Yves Sibenaler - Knee, Indefinite
Glenelg
Ty Allen – Hip, test
Kane Tenace - Hamstring, test
Riley McFarlane – Hamstring, test
Tim Walsh - Foot, 1-2 weeks
Darcy Armfield - Foot, 2 weeks
Cory Gregson - Foot, 4-6 weeks
Lachlan Roach - Ankle, indefinite
Scott Spriggs - Back, indefinite
Ben Reid – Shoulder, season
Lewis Hender – Knee, season
North
From the weekend:
Luke Teasdale – Hamstring, TBA
Lachlan Robinson – Groin, TBA
George Hannaford – Ankle, TBA
Ongoing:
Leigh Ryswyk – hamstring, test
Daniel Archer – Hamstring, test
Kym Edwards – Shoulder, test
Riley Hayes – Foot, 2-3 weeks
Greg Gallman – Jaw, 5 weeks
Eljay Connors – Ankle, indefinite
Brian Fenton – Knee, indefinite
Norwood
Gavin Hughes – Ill, test
Tim Webber - Ankle, test
Sam Baulderstone – Hand, test
Luke Thomas – Hip, test
Bryce Campbell - hamstring, 2 weeks
Michael Newton – Knee, 4 weeks
Michael Chippendale – Elbow, 5-6 weeks
Jesse Aish – Knee, 5-7 weeks
Henry Davis - Knee, indefinite
Dylan Reinbrecht - Shoulder, season
Fred Beytell – Back, season
Ed O’Connor – Shoulder, season
Port
ONE PERCENTERS
Snippets from our panel.
Sean Davidson – Hamstring, test
Henry Slattery - Hip, 1 week
Andrew Hayes – Ankle, 4 weeks
Judd Robson - Knee, season
Ryan Blundell - Knee, season
REUINON BACK AT THE BAY
It may have been a long time between drinks for
Glenelg fans in regards to winning a flag, but the
club will this weekend celebrate the 40thAnniversary of their 1973 Premiership and Hall of Fame
inductions. The Queen’s Birthday long weekend
will be used to have the reunion over a couple of
days, incorporating game day on the Monday.
South
From the weekend:
Cameron De Visser - Teeth, test
Ongoing:
Bryce Damin – Knee, test
Brede Seccull - Ankle, test
Jake Veide - Hip, 1 week
Jordan Taylor - Shin, indefinite
Sam Richman - Knee, season
Peter Rolfe - Knee, season
The Hall of Fame and ‘73 Premiership Reunion
Dinner will be held on the Sunday night, at the
Bay Function Centre and then ahead of the big
clash against strong rivals, North Adelaide, there
will be a Parade and Motorcade with some of
those Glenelg greats. Then, there will also be the
unveiling and presentation of the John Sandiland
Memorial Cup.
Sturt
From the weekend:
Luke Crane – Quad, 3-4 weeks
Ongoing:
Daniel Boyle – Ankle, test
Dylan Matsen – Knee, 2-3 weeks
James McLeay – Groin, 2-3 weeks
Sam Smith – Hamstring, 2-3 weeks
Jake Atkinson - Knee, 4-5 weeks
Sean Samblich - Hip, indefinite
Alex Stopp – Wrist, indefinite
NATHAN’S BIGGER FAN
Not being afraid to show his admiration for
North’s gun recruit, Nathan Gordon, FOOT-e
TIMES SA contributor Phil Aspinall has found out
there is someone who dotes on the former Sydney Swan more than himself, both online and on
the airwaves. After seeing Gordon perform in just
one trial game, Phil had no problems in publically
airing him a Magarey Medal chance.
West
From the weekend:
Matthew Rankine- Concussion, review
Ongoing:
Shannon Green- Abductor, test
Drew Gallard – Ankle, 3 weeks
So, after witnessing another magnificent performance from the classy on-baller, kicking 5 goals
last week, Phil was lucky enough to meet Ian
Gordon, the father of Nathan. Upon realising that
he was speaking to the media identity that has
big wraps on his son, Ian ended up apologising to
Phil, advising him that of course no-one can ‘love’
Nathan as much as his own Father does.
Eagles
From the weekend:
Todd Culley – Ankle, TBA
Sam Rowland – Knee, TBA
Nathan Batley – Hamstring, 2 weeks
Ongoing:
Matthew Appleton – Knee, available
Adam Grocke – Achilles, 2 weeks
Jarrod Allmond – Hamstring, 2 weeks
Karl Muller – Ankle, 9 weeks
Daniel Kirk – Ankle, indefinite
Jarrod Harding – Knee, season
BATTERED BOYD BACKS DOC
Information provided by the SANFL and their clubs
After revealing he actually played out the 2010
League Grand Final with a small fracture in one
of his legs, Bulldogs midfielder James Boyd highlighted that he not only has a pretty strong pain
threshold but a loyal trust in the club doctor. Both
of these elements were again tested in the game
last weekend against the Eagles. The former
Panther was in the wars from the get-go.
After copping a very heavy knock behind the ear
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in the opening term, the slightly groggy Boyd was
able to shake it off and return to action, only to
cop yet another heavy hit, this time to the shoulder, within 5 minutes of returning. Despite question marks on whether or not the Central medicos
were doing the right thing, Boyd again showed
faith in them, finishing out the game.
PHIL’S PASSIONATE PLEA
Already known as a very passionate local footy
fan, FOOT-e TIMES SA Editor and SANFL caller
Phil Herden took that passion to another level after commentating the North v West game on Sunday of last week. Witnessing first-hand the phenomenal atmosphere that the Prospect fans had
provided, on the back of the magnificent comeback, his on-air editorial was emotion-filled.
After emphasising the importance of not losing
that uniqueness local fans bring to the SANFL,
Phil also summed up the moment perfectly, stating the “roof was coming off this grandstand” from
the noise made by all the North fans, and that "If
you ever want to see the passion that is in the
SANFL, then Prospect Oval is the place to be. "
How right you are Mr Herden, well said.
THE MIGHTY ARE FALLING
One the weekend both Glenelg and Prospect
Ovals took on a different look as recent weather
conditions has resulted in some urgent reconstruction works.
At the Bay, trees and high advertising signage on
the outer wing have been removed as the retaining wall between the oval and tennis club needs
some rework. Thankfully with only 1,555 in attendance no one was on the outer side anyway.
Meanwhile at Prospect a massive tree that was in
a house to the south of the oval has keeled over
smashing the fence blocking the road around the
back of the oval. Its going to be a fair job removing and a lot of firewood for sale.
AND FINALLY
Well done to Glenelg on Friday Night in offering
post match a FREE BEER to patrons who weathered the wet to turn up. Hopefully the kids got a
drink as well.
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STATE OF PLAY
North East Australian
West Australian
Football League
Football League
ROUND ELEVEN (June 1—2)
ROUND ELEVEN (June 1-3 )
Swan Districts
Subiaco
South Fremantle
East Perth
16.8 (104)
9.10 (64)
21.13 (139)
17.12 (114)
d Perth
d Claremont
d East Fremantle
d West Perth
15.10 (100)
7.12 (54)
10.12 (72)
14.11 (95)
ROUND TWELVE
Sat June 8
Sat June 8
Sat June 8
2013 Arrangements
West Perth v Claremont
East Fremantle v Peel Thunder
Subiaco v South Fremantle
Sydney Uni
Sydney Swans
Ainslie
UWS Giants
Eastlake
Gold Coast Suns
Aspley
Southport
Broadbeach
18.13 (121)
20.20 (140)
18.9 (117)
16.12 (108)
10.4 (64)
17.15 (117)
18.8 (116)
15.12 (102)
21.14 (140)
d Labrador
d Belconnen
d Tuggeranong
d Hills Eagles
d Queanbeyan
d Brisbane Lions
d Morningside
d NT Thunder
d Mt Gravatt
13.5 (83)
6.13 (49)
5.2 (32)
13.11 (89)
6.11 (47)
10.10 (70)
11.12 (78)
13.15 (93)
9.14 (68)
Victorian
Football League
Geelong Cats
Collingwood
Casey Scorpions
Werribee Tigers
Box Hill Hawks
Port Melbourne
Coburg Tigers
18.17 (125)
17.12 (114)
18.15 (123)
14.17 (101)
18.23 (131)
16.17 (113)
11.22 (88)
d Essendon
d Northern Blues
d Sandringham
d North Ballarat
d Frankston
d Williamstown
d Bendigo Gold
ROUND NINE
Sat June 8
Sat June 8
Sat June 8
Sun June 9
Gold Coast Suns v Sydney Swans
NT Thunder v UWS Giants
Aspley v Mt Gravatt
Broadbeach v Redland
Southport v Morningside
Essendon v Sandringham
Frankston v Werribee Tigers
Casey Scorpions v Collingwood
Geelong Cats v Northern Blues
13.10 (88)
17.9 (111)
8.10 (58)
10.16 (76)
8.7 (55)
9.12 (66)
11.12 (78)
Tasmanian
State League
ROUND EIGHT
Glenorchy
North Launceston
Launceston
Clarence
Lauderdale
12.16 (88)
20.21 (141)
12.8 (86)
13.11 (89)
13.10 (88)
d North Hobart
d Devonport
d Burnie
d South Launceston
d Hobart
9.5 (59)
12.8 (80)
8.9 (57)
12.14 (86)
10.8 (68)
ROUND NINE
Sat June 15
Sat June 15
Sat June 15
Sat June 15
Sun June 16
VFL LADDER
Port Melbourne 6-1-1 (26)
Box Hill Hawks 6-2 (24)
Casey Scorpions 6-2 (24)
Geelong Cats 6-2 (24)
Williamstown
5-3 (20)
Collingwood
5-3 (20)
Northern Blues 4-3 (16)
Sandirngham 3-3-1 (14)
Werribee Tigers 3-4 (12)
Coburg Tigers 3-5 (12)
Essendon
2-6 (8)
North Ballarat 2-6 (8)
Frankston
2-5 (8)
Bendigo Gold 0-8 (-)
TSL LADDER
Burnie
South Launceston
Clarence
Lauderdale
Launceston
Glenorchy
North Launceston
North Hobart
Hobart
Devonport
7-1 (28)
6-2 (24)
6-2 (24)
5-3 (20)
4-4 (16)
4-4 (16)
3-5 (12)
3-5 (12)
1-7 (4)
1-7 (4)
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WAFL LADDER
NEAFL (North) LADDER NEAFL (East) LADDER
Claremont
9-1 (36)
West Perth
6-3 (24)
Perth
5-4 (20)
East Perth
5-5 (20)
East Fremantle 4-5 (16)
Swan Districts 4-5 (16)
Subiaco
4-5 (16)
Peel Thunder 3-6 (12)
South Fremantle 2-8 (8)
Brisbane Lions 8-1 (32)
Southport
7-2 (28)
Aspley
6-3 (24)
Gold Coast Suns 6-3 (24)
Morningside
5-4 (20)
NT Thunder
4-4 (16)
Redland
4-4 (16)
Broadbeach
3-6 (12)
Labrador
1-8 (4)
Mt Gravatt
0-9 (-)
Sydney Swans
Belconnen
Ainslie
Queanbeyan
Eastake
UWS Giants
Sydney Uni
Hills Eagles
Tuggeranong
8-1 (32)
6-3 (24)
5-5 (20)
5-4 (20)
5-4 (20)
4-5 (16)
3-6 (12)
3-6 (12)
2-7 (8)
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FIXTURE & RESULTS
FIXTURE & RESULTS
ROUND 1 (North—Bye)
ROUND 7 (Glenelg—Bye)
ROUND 13 (Glenelg, North & Sturt—Bye)
ROUND 20 (Sturt—Bye)
Thursday March 28th
Norwood 16.11 (107) d Port 4.10 (34) (Crowd 7,750)
West 16.9 (105)
d Central 13.12 (90) (2,971)
Friday March 29th
Glenelg 17.17 (119) d South 14.6 (90) (4,530)
Saturday March 30th
Eagles 18.14 (122)
d Sturt 15.16 (96) (3,156)
Friday May 17th
West 11.11 (77)
Saturday May 18th
North 18.14 (122)
Central 20.12 (132)
Norwood 14.7 (91)
Saturday June 29th
Central v Norwood
Sunday June 30th
Port v Eagles
South v West
Saturday August 17th
North v Eagles
Central v West
Sunday August 18th
South v Port
Glenelg v Norwood
ROUND 2 (South—Bye)
Friday April 5th
Sturt 18.8 (116)
Saturday April 6th
West 18.14 (122)
North 19.10 (124)
Norwood 21.21 (147)
d Port 16.14 (110) (3,015)
d Eagles 7.8 (50) (2,483)
d Central 12.11 (83) (3,149)
d Glenelg 9.9 (63) (4,489)
ROUND 3 (Eagles—Bye)
Friday April 12th
West 22.12 (144)
Saturday April 13th
North 17.16 (118)
Port 16.10 (106)
Norwood 9.6 (60)
d South 5.8 (38) (2,062)
d Sturt 14.8 (92) (3,301)
d Glenelg 15.14 (104) (3,007)
d Central 7.9 (51) (3,167)
d Port 9.8 (62) (2,665)
d Eagles 13.6 (84) (3,131)
d Sturt 15.15 (105) (2,250)
d South 10.6 (66) (2,038)
ROUND 8 (Norwood—Bye)
Saturday May 25th
West 12.10 (82)
Eagles 25.7 (157)
Central 13.17 (95)
Sunday May 26th
Port 13.8 (86)
d Sturt 11.9 (75) (2,407)
d Glenelg 9.15 (69) (2,007)
d South 10.10 (70) (1,505)
d North 9.15 (69) (2,819)
Friday 31st May
South 11.7 (83)
Norwood 14.15 (99)
Saturday June 1st
Central 14.11 (95)
Sunday June 2nd
North 14.10 (94)
Friday May 3rd
West 18.7 (115)
Saturday May 4th
North 14.5 (89)
Sunday May 5th
Central 18.7 (115)
Eagles 23.19 (157)
d Glenelg 10.5 (65) (2,553)
d Norwood 9.14 (68) (3,142)
d Port 11.6 (72) (3,304)
d South 6.7 (43) (2,048)
Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval
City Mazda Stadium
Coopers Stadium
Prospect Oval
Alberton Oval
d Eagles 8.12 (60) (1,365)
Envestra Park
ROUND 23 (South — Bye)
d West 13.7 (85) (2,781)
ROUND 16 (West—Bye)
City Mazda Stadium
Alberton Oval
Gliderol Stadium
Hickinbotham Oval
Alberton Oval
Prospect Oval
Envestra Park
Saturday June 22nd
Norwood v South
Central v Port
North v Sturt
Sunday June 23rd
Glenelg v West
City Mazda Stadium
Hickinbotham Oval
West v South
Norwood v Central
Sunday August 25th
North v Glenelg
Port v Sturt
Playford Alive Oval
Gliderol Stadium
City Mazda Stadium
d Glenelg 8.4 (52) (1,555)
d Sturt 8.5 (53) (2,321)
ROUND 11 (West—Bye)
ROUND 6 (Sturt—Bye)
Coopers Stadium
Weekend of Saturday August 31st (Dates TBA)
Central v Glenelg
Playford Alive Oval
Port v West
Alberton Oval
Sturt v South
Envestra Park
Eagles v Norwood
ROUND 5 (Central—Bye)
d Port 11.9 (75) (2,710)
d Sturt 12.13 (85) (3,762)
Saturday July 13th
Central v South
Glenelg v North
West v Eagles
Sunday July 14th
Sturt v Port
Saturday June 8th
West v Norwood
Sunday June 9th
Port v South
Eagles v Sturt
Monday June 10th
Glenelg v North
d South 12.7 (79) (1,873)
Hickinbotham Oval
Gliderol Stadium
ROUND 22 (North—Bye)
Friday April 19th
Eagles 14.6 (90)
d Norwood 7.12 (54) (4,663)
West 8.10 (58)
d North 7.15 (57) (3,175)
Saturday April 20th
South 18.11 (119)
d Sturt 13.10 (88) (2,204)
Glenelg 12.12 (84)
d Central 10.14 (74) (3,398)
Saturday June 15th
South v Eagles
Port v Norwood
Sunday June 16th
North v Central
Sturt v Glenelg
Friday July 5th
Norwood v Glenelg (N)
Saturday July 6th
West v Central
South v Sturt
Sunday July 7th
Eagles v North
Prospect Oval
Playford Alive Oval
ROUND 15 (Norwood—Bye)
ROUND 9 (Port—Bye)
d West 6.5 (41) (6,038)
Alberton Oval
Hickinbotham Oval
Thursday April 25th
Norwood 9.13 (67)
Friday April 26th
North 18.9 (117)
Saturday April 27th
Eagles 16.8 (104)
Glenelg 17.11 (113)
Playford Alive Oval
Coopers Stadium
Playford Alive Oval
Prospect Oval
Gliderol Stadium
Sat May 11—STATE GAME—SANFL 21.14 (140) d NEAFL (North) 9.4 (58)
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Saturday July 20th
Sturt v Norwood
North v Port
Eagles v Central
South v Glenelg
Envestra Park
Prospect Oval
Hickinbotham Oval
Saturday July 27th
Port v Glenelg
Norwood v West
Eagles v Sturt
Sunday July 28th
North v South
Alberton Oval
Coopers Stadium
2013 SANFL FINALS
(All Finals @ AAMI Stadium)
Sunday 15th September
Elimination & Qualifying Finals
Prospect Oval
Sunday 22nd September
First Semi & Second Semi Finals
ROUND 18 (South—Bye)
Friday August 2nd
Norwood v Port (N)
Saturday August 3rd
Glenelg v Eagles
Central v North
West v Sturt
Weekend of Saturday September 7th (Dates TBA)
Glenelg v Port
Gliderol Stadium
Norwood v North
Coopers Stadium
Sturt v Central
Envestra Park
West v Eagles
City Mazda Stadium
Coopers Stadium
Gliderol Stadium
Playford Alive Oval
City Mazda Stadium
Sunday 29th September
Preliminary Final
SUNDAY 6TH OCTOBER
SANFL GRAND FINAL
ROUND 19 (Glenelg, Norwood & West —Bye)
Sturt v North
Eagles v South
Sunday August 11th
Port v Central
Envestra Park
Schedule is subject to change without notice
Alberton Oval
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