Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
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Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
Sturt v Port
Sunday 18 June
Peter Motley Oval
Reserves: 11:30am
League: 2:10pm
Sturt had the rub of the green in their win over Centrals, while Port had a pretty black and white win over West. Who's colour will shine brightest this week?
Sunday 18 June
Peter Motley Oval
Reserves: 11:30am
League: 2:10pm
Sturt had the rub of the green in their win over Centrals, while Port had a pretty black and white win over West. Who's colour will shine brightest this week?
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
The power reserves quite comfortably, let's say 47 points
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
I'll back the Blues, they've been in good nick lately. Thinking they can get home by about 13 points.
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
I saw Port last week.
Port.
Port.
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
Sturt by 15
As good as Port were last week against poor opposition, they won't like the aggression of Sturt's midfield - Riley and Kirkwood in particular.
As good as Port were last week against poor opposition, they won't like the aggression of Sturt's midfield - Riley and Kirkwood in particular.
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
I think the Power will win this but Sturt will run them close. Sturt's midfield will provide more contest then Westies did but Port have too many scoring options (and AFL listed players). Port by 20pts
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
I should be cock-a-hoop with that win, but I am afraid I just can't fire up for these Port/Crows contests anymore.
This point is pressed home all the more when the talents of Brett Eddy (6 goals out of 9) are denied to the Panthers just to top up an afl list. What does the guy have to do to get a gig in the afl team? And the fact that the captain can't get a game in this side - it's just plain wrong.
And it might sound jaded, but I always still wonder if these 2 afl sides approach each and every game with a fair dinkum attitude.
Oh well, a win is a win as they say.
Rant over.
This point is pressed home all the more when the talents of Brett Eddy (6 goals out of 9) are denied to the Panthers just to top up an afl list. What does the guy have to do to get a gig in the afl team? And the fact that the captain can't get a game in this side - it's just plain wrong.
And it might sound jaded, but I always still wonder if these 2 afl sides approach each and every game with a fair dinkum attitude.
Oh well, a win is a win as they say.
Rant over.
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
Understand your post in all respects, Chambo.
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No where you're coming from mate
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Well said Chambo
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
I'm on my phone so more later but for chambos' post all I'll say is the power reserves when still a chance wanted to play safe, short & sideways football, surely you take the game on then ? Rather than practice stuff
Also I got chatted today about my post, yeah I got it wrong, however I'm happy to have people post on here their thoughts pre game & answer rather than getting clipped at a game by a non poster in my good friend Gavin who'll be a very happy man tonight
Also I got chatted today about my post, yeah I got it wrong, however I'm happy to have people post on here their thoughts pre game & answer rather than getting clipped at a game by a non poster in my good friend Gavin who'll be a very happy man tonight
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Re: Round 10: Sturt v Port - Sunday 18 June @ Peter Motley Oval
As for the game itself, Sturt were more desperate, hungry, harder & worked in numbers (numerous times there were far more Sturt players at the ball than the Power Reserve players)
i thought Mattner out coached Cornes too, because Sturt after halftime changed what they were doing & went long & direct & it worked & there was no move(s) (that i could see anyway) to try & quell it
about 15 minutes into the last quarter the Power Reserves were roughly 3 goals down, surely this is the time to crank it up & have a crack trying to win the game even if it costs another 2 or 3 goals with turnovers, however what i saw was 6 or 7 short kicks sideways & backwards, how does this help the team try & win when doing this ? the cynic in me says they thought they were done & practiced things under match conditions & they still lost by just over 5 goals
Brett Eddy deserves a decent go at AFL level, give the bloke a month so he can settle & show his worth, otherwise he may as well be kicking goals for South
i thought Mattner out coached Cornes too, because Sturt after halftime changed what they were doing & went long & direct & it worked & there was no move(s) (that i could see anyway) to try & quell it
about 15 minutes into the last quarter the Power Reserves were roughly 3 goals down, surely this is the time to crank it up & have a crack trying to win the game even if it costs another 2 or 3 goals with turnovers, however what i saw was 6 or 7 short kicks sideways & backwards, how does this help the team try & win when doing this ? the cynic in me says they thought they were done & practiced things under match conditions & they still lost by just over 5 goals
Brett Eddy deserves a decent go at AFL level, give the bloke a month so he can settle & show his worth, otherwise he may as well be kicking goals for South
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