Round 5: West v Centrals - Sunday 3 May @ City Mazda Stadium

Both West and Centrals are coming off disappointing losses last week. Who will bounce back and win this week?

i saw both these two teams last week, Westies' will win easily, by about 5 goals

bayman wrote:i saw both these two teams last week, Westies' will win easily, by about 5 goals

Tuck and Webb out for the Bloods are big blows, will test their quality of depth in the big man department...

This should be a close on that could go either way...

Central to niggle Brad Helbig, West a bit vulnerable with no tall forwards, but West narrowly at home.

Lee wrote:Every opposition team to now niggle Brad Helbig, because they know they'll get a reaction, West a bit vulnerable with no tall forwards, as are Central, but the Dogs to get up narrowly on the road.

My edits in RED on your comments, to refelct my thoughts, accordingly, Lee  

Westies at home - 12 points

Tuck and Webb massive losses for the bloods, while Retzlaff and Goodrem (always kills us) are likely ins.

Will be close all day and hoefully we can hold on in the end.

West by 27 to see Lee kick clear in his bet with Phillip.

Paul wrote:West by 27 to see Lee kick clear in his bet with Phillip.

Obviously Lee and Paul have been speaking

Forgot about that already.

Good pick up, Paul.

Go the Bloods

Big Phil wrote:Obviously Lee and Paul have been speaking

Ha...nah haven't spoken to Lee for nearly 12 months privately and that was about an admin elsewhere. I may not post much but do read a lot

bayman wrote:i saw both these two teams last week, Westies' will win easily, by about 5 goals

ah, finally got one right, would have been wrong had West kicked straight

Hope the reserves Goal Umpire is ok. Got taken to hospital after a turn after the first 1/4

West Adelaide seem to be motoring along nicely at present!

West Adelaide 13.17  95
def
Central District 9.7  61

It already seems that the competition is breaking up into a group of six and a struggling group of 4.

The bottom 4 still have time to challenge, but at this stage it looks like Norwood, Eagles, Sturt, Port, South and West are challenging for 5 spots. North's list is still good enough to improve their ranking, Adelaide still possibly a chance as they get AFL players back, while Central and Glenelg look like struggling.