Round 7: Glenelg v West - Saturday 27 May @ Gliderol Stadium

Glenelg v West
Saturday 27 May
Gliderol Stadium

Reserves: 12:00pm
League: 2:40pm

Glenelg return home after an unsuccessful couple of weeks on the road to take on a West side who are yet to taste victory in 2017. Will they break through this week?

U/18s from 9.25

Glenelg will remain unbeaten from the new change rooms, i'd suggest after a tight first half Glenelg will run away comfortable winners by over 5 goals

bayman what is the setup for coaches and stats now

blacky wrote:bayman what is the setup for coaches and stats now

Bring a stable table for the stats

Brucetiki wrote:

blacky wrote:bayman what is the setup for coaches and stats now

Bring a stable table for the stats

pay that

both coaching boxes are at the back of the ''new stand'' with the ''away team'' in the southern end corner & Glenelg at the northern end corner of the stand

Bays, unfortunately for the Bloods, should get this done fairly substantially. Say 56 points if wet, and 79 if dry.

Bays should win this comfortably. Having said that, unless they improve their efficiency and disposal from last week they could be in for a nasty shock.

West Adelaide coach Mark Mickan will be tossing up whether to take an unchanged line-up into the game against Glenelg.
Despite the Bloods succumbing to Adelaide by six goals last round, the Bloods are yet to cut any players from their 23-man squad.
Reliable defender Jack Agostino and utility Jack Evans have been added to the five-man extended interchange bench.
League
F: Fielke, Watchman, Rankine
HF: Turner, Middleton, Bates
C: Batley, K. Stevens, J. Stevens
HB: Agostino, Burgess, Hill
B: Caire, Keough, Green
 
R: Webb, Schiller, Schmidt
INT: Carger, Karpany, Wasley-Black, J. Evans, Favretto
IN: Agostino, J. Evans
Reserves
Waite, Haysman, Head, Klemke, Pillion, Peter, McPherson, L. Ryan, M. Noble, Iannucci, I. Johnson, Inglis, Majok, Holliday, Vassallo, Halkias, Male, Fairlie, Lynch, J. Noble, L. Evans.
Under-18
Fazzalari, Eichner, Gutsche, Caruso, Alaeddin, Boots, Baker, Crump, Walton, Neumann, Smith, Wright, Laube, Milsom, Rugari, Gulliford, Smithson, Challis, Rana, Singh, Westley, Satanek, Dunkin, Hannagan.

Close win for the Bays.
It was a hard slog for 3 quarters and neither team showed great skills. Both teams attacked the ball hard so getting clear footy was difficult, which didn't make for a great spectacle. Weather conditions didn't help, absolutely poured in the second quarter and the wind couldn't make up its mind which way to blow or how strongly.

gee westies would of won if they kicked straight for goal from 20 meters out all the time. just watched on the stream with a mate. good call by Big Phil and I like the other bloke doug? but he has to get better at knowing the players because he gets them wrong lots of times. or calls them a west player or a glenelg player or has to ask Big Phil who they are even in the last quarter when hes seen them all day. its annoying.

looks like the double blues are back big time

Footy Lover wrote:gee westies would of won if they kicked straight for goal from 20 meters out all the time. just watched on the stream with a mate. good call by Big Phil and I like the other bloke doug? but he has to get better at knowing the players because he gets them wrong lots of times. or calls them a west player or a glenelg player or has to ask Big Phil who they are even in the last quarter when hes seen them all day. its annoying.

Thanks mate, appreciate that.

Doug Oakley was the other caller with me on the day.

He hadn't seen much of West or Glenelg in the last 12 months so confessed his player ID was scratchie...