Round 7: Central v Glenelg at Elizabeth

Will Central take the points or can Glenelg continue their form surge?

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Glenelg should break their hoodoo at Elizabeth this week.They are a really good side this year.We will need to play well to win .

Best chance in a number of years to get a win way up north. Haven't been really tested on a large oval so it will be interesting to see if the game plan holds up. If we can reproduce our form that we showed against the Eagles the Bay supporters can make the long drive home in a happy mood for a change.

You blokes have been very good this year and should win.I hope we have a crack like we did last game and give ourselves a chance.

CENTRAL
Central District has made three unforced changes for the its must-win match against Glenelg on Saturday.
Ruckman Jonathan Marsh, defender Murray Stephenson and wingman Sam Hanna have all been sent back to the Reserves.
Into the 23-man squad comes star midfielder Travis Schiller, who was a late withdrawal in Round 6 due to a calf injury.
Tall utility Tim Auckland, defenders Ryan Llewellyn and Dylan Weaver and possible RAA Rookie Flynn Pisani have also been included.
League
F: Menzel, Fort, D. Pisani
HF: Hoskin, Presbury, F. Pisani
C: Barreau, Jydon Neagle, Meatthew Neagle
HB: O’Gorman, Goodrem, Haydon
B: Jenner, Madden, Habel

R: Auckland, J. Schiller, T. Schiller
INT: Dew, Gillard, Llewellyn, McKenzie, Weaver
IN: Auckland, Llewellyn, F. Pisani, T. Schiller, Weaver
OUT: Hanna, Marsh, Stephenson

Reserves
Burton, Cannizzaro, Cotgrove, Falkenberg, S. Furnell, Hanna, Marsh, McKelvie, McLean, Montgomerie, Jaxon Neagle, O’Brien, Ortiz, Payne, Rigney, Shaw, Slade, Smit, Spence, Stephenson, Theodorakopolous, White.
Under-18
Grubb, Hughes, Welch, Durdin, McBride, Carreno, Odegaard, Dowse, Tidswell, Fiebiger, Smith, Fraser, Milera, Xanthopoulos, Tippins, Ponton, Falland, Cannizzaro, Richard, Arnold, Whitelum, Marsden, Thomson, Stevens.

GLENELG
Glenelg has regained two players with AFL experience for its trip to confront Central on Saturday.
Former Cat Cory Gregson has overcome a tight calf while ex-Carlton defender Aaron Joseph has recovered from his hamstring strain.
They have been joined in the Bays’ 23-man squad by developing defender Alex Martini, who has been named on the five-man extended interchange bench.
Wingman Carl Nicholson couldn’t be considered after injuring his calf against the Eagles in Round 6.
League
F: Hosie, McBean, Gregson
HF: Close, Reynolds, McCarthy
C: Betterman, Snook, Scharenberg
HB: Motlop, Curran, Agnew
B: Bradley, Proud, Chalmers

R: White, Gould, Partington
INT: Joseph, Schott, Bailey, Koster, Martini
IN: Joseph, Gregson, Martini
OUT: Nicholson (calf)

Reserves
Boyle, Carmody, Carnelly, Carney, Davis, Holyoak, Kerrish, Le Cornu, Leck, Lovelock, McDermott, McPherson, Potter, Sawford, Schreiber, Searle, Slade, Sumner, Symonds, Virgin, Yates.
Under-18
F: Woolford, Sigal, Slade
HF: Dean, Park, Wright
C: Weir, Kuller, Horsnell
HB: Liambis, Strickland, Dowdell
B: Beaumont, Hawson, W. Schreiber
R: Emmett, Edwards, O’Loughlin
INT: Murphy, McManus, Jones, O’Brien

Well deserved win by Glenelg today they were far to good.Unfortunately we are an average side and highly unlikely we will play finals.

Great first half by the Tigers. Ball movement and pressure was as good as I have seen this season.