Round 9: Norwood vs Glenelg Review

[Rik E Boy]

Ok, post away...

With the score line at 13.15 to 1.3, here are the records:

Lowest score by Norwood against Glenelg - previous lowest was 4.7 (31) in the Preliminary of 1981
Lowest score by Norwood at Norwood - previous lowest was 2.3 (15) to Sturts 12.10 (82) in Round 3 1919
Lowest score by Norwood at Norwood against Glenelg - previous lowest was 8.11 (59) to Glenelg 9.12 (66) Round 16 1999
Lowest score by any team at Norwood - previous lowest was 1.4 (10) by Glenelg in Round 16 2004
2nd lowest score ever by Norwood - only lower score was 0.5 (5) in Round 3 1909 against Port
3rd lowest score ever (since 1907), the above score and 0.8 (8) by West Torrens against South in Round 3 1913
It's the first time that a team has scored 1.3 (9) in a match
Lowest ever score conceded by Glenelg - previous lowest was 2.9 (21) by Torrens in Round 13 1957
Lowest score conceded by Glenelg up to three quarter time (1.3) - previous lowest was 1.7 (13) by Central in Round 9 1969
Lowest score condeded by Glenelg against Norwood up to three quarter time - previous lowest was 4.4 (28) in Round 7 1999 at Glenelg; Norwood at Norwood was 5.10 (40) in Round 16 1999
Lowest score conceded by Glenelg against Norwood at Norwood up to half time (1.1) - previous lowest was 3.3 (21) in both Round 2 1985 and Round 10 1994
It's the first time Norwood has been scoreless against Glenelg in the 1st quarter - previous lowest was 0.1 (1) in 4 occasions, last time was Round 10 2006; at Norwood it was 0.2 (2) in Round 7 1963
The lowest half time score by Norwood against Glenelg, previous lowest was 1.3 (9) in Round 10 2006; at Norwood it was 3.3 (21) in Round 10 1994
The lowest last half score by Norwood against Glenelg, previous lowest was 1.2 (8) in Round 18 1956; at Norwood it was 3.5 (23) in Round 5 1945
Equal 2nd lowest score at three quarter time by Norwood at Norwood, 1.2 (8) was scored in the Round 3 1919 match and 1.3 (9) was scored against North in Round 2 1909
The lowest Round 9 score previously was 2.7 (19), scored by Torrens against Sturt in 1912 and Woodville against West in 1966
The equal third lowest number of scoring shots by a team, South in Round 3 1909 scored 2.0 (12), Torrens against Port in the 1st Semi of 1907 2.1 (13), and West scored 2.2 (14) against Port in Round 7 1968
By Norwood for that above stat it was 5, in the Round 3 1919 match; and at Norwood it was that score and the 1.4 (10) by Glenelg in 2004
84 points the winning margin, a record by Glenelg at Norwood. Previous biggest was 53 points (25.17 to 17.12) in Round 4 1969


I'll edit this post as I think of more

Mate I've had a huge night. Legs even worse than the Catters! A sorry tale of woe for Legs fans. Dire reading!

regards,

REB

[joelie]

Culpitt the only player to play in the 2 lowest ever scores at Norwood... he he he he he.....

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Mate I've had a huge night. Legs even worse than the Catters! A sorry tale of woe for Legs fans. Dire reading!

regards,

REB

Unfortunately it's a night like this that those records would be adequate enough for an article in the newspaper. But you can take some solace in that it's not as bad as our performance in the 2004 GF.

[Ecky]

Culpitt the only player to play in the 2 lowest ever scores at Norwood... he he he he he.....

Not quite - Jamie Vlatko was on the losing team both times too!

Sherwood, Duldig, Cranston and Panozzo are the survivors from the Glenelg team that night. (Mules played Reserves)

[NFC]

Hooray for the ground announcer at the Parade.

At the conclusion of the game he turned on his microphone, said:

"Well, that was sh.t"

then turned the microphone off again!

I knew he said something, something short and sharp, didn't realise he said that though.

[joelie]

Culpitt the only player to play in the 2 lowest ever scores at Norwood... he he he he he.....

Not quite - Jamie Vlatko was on the losing team both times too!

Sherwood, Duldig, Cranston and Panozzo are the survivors from the Glenelg team that night. (Mules played Reserves)

Oh thats even better.... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

[woolpack]

Fantastic win by the boys tonight, we must finish in the top 3 now!
I was there at that fatefull night in 2004, Glenelg only managed 1.4 but what did Norwood kick?

[Wedgie]

Crikey!
I was there tonight and was caught between 2 worlds as I had money on Geelong and Glenelg.
Glenelg's effort tonight was the most clinical effort I've seen for a hell of a long time.
If the premiership was played for now they'd be home, I think it shows the gap between the top 4 and the rest.
Glenelg and Central will play out for top spot.
Sturt and Eagles will play out for the next two spots.
Norwood, North and Port will play out for 5th spot.

Glenelg were aweseome tonight.

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Crikey!
I was there tonight and was caught between 2 worlds as I had money on Geelong and Glenelg.
Glenelg's effort tonight was the most clinical effort I've seen for a hell of a long time.
If the premiership was played for now they'd be home, I think it shows the gap between the top 4 and the rest.
Glenelg and Central will play out for top spot.
Sturt and Eagles will play out for the next two spots.
Norwood, North and Port will play out for 5th spot.

Glenelg were aweseome tonight.

aweseome must be better than awesome, as awesome probably would not be enough to describe that effort.

[grant j]

Glenelg played well but not at their best. Norwood were pathetic

Now the ladder looks better

[Dutchy]

Hooray for the ground announcer at the Parade.

At the conclusion of the game he turned on his microphone, said:

"Well, that was sh.t"

then turned the microphone off again!

I knew he said something, something short and sharp, didn't realise he said that though.

no other comments NFC?

What a perfect night....beers at the Norwood pre game, beers on Coopers Hill, the demolition by the Bays and then a couple of beers at the Norwood afterwards Peeeerfect!

Holmes, Fisher, Pannoz and Dogger my best in a very even performance...and without Mouse for most of it..

[Wedgie]

Comments by Norwood supporters tonight that it was the first time they'd been outnumbered by the opposition on Coopers Hill and that includes the recent 7500 game against Port.
They said North previously were the only club that gave them a run at Norwood Oval as far as numbers go.
Where the hell have these Glenelg supporters come from (and that was a question being asked by the Glenelg supporters I was hanging with).

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Comments by Norwood supporters tonight that it was the first time they'd been outnumbered by the opposition on Coopers Hill and that includes the recent 7500 game against Port.
They said North previously were the only club that gave them a run at Norwood Oval as far as numbers go.
Where the hell have these Glenelg supporters come from (and that was a question being asked by the Glenelg supporters I was hanging with).

Upon saying that, I wonder if 10,000 could be possible for the Queens Birthday match?

[smithy]

They've been there every year Wedgie,, along with the tied test, woodstock concert and the Agua Caliente.

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They've been there every year Wedgie,, along with the tied test, woodstock concert and the Agua Caliente.

You forgot when JFK was shot, too. And the first Sex Pistols gig.

[Stevie_K]

Great nite out! Lots of players seemed to struggle with the ground in my opinion

Fisher gets the votes, and boy is it nice to be at the top after being near the bottom for most of my lifetime

Keeping a lid on it....

[Wedgie]

Comments by Norwood supporters tonight that it was the first time they'd been outnumbered by the opposition on Coopers Hill and that includes the recent 7500 game against Port.
They said North previously were the only club that gave them a run at Norwood Oval as far as numbers go.
Where the hell have these Glenelg supporters come from (and that was a question being asked by the Glenelg supporters I was hanging with).

Upon saying that, I wonder if 10,000 could be possible for the Queens Birthday match?

Dunno about 10k but at this stage Im planning on heading to Glenelg Oval on that Monday if Im in this state as opposed to going to Unley.

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Great nite out! Lots of players seemed to struggle with the ground in my opinion

Fisher gets the votes, and boy is it nice to be at the top after being near the bottom for most of my lifetime

Keeping a lid on it....

First time since Round 3 1996.

[stampy]

clinical is the best way i could describe tonight, thanks wedgie for stealing my thunder, we are awesome at the mo, i wish it was 23 september not may, the only down point being grima hurting his knee but it doesnt seem serious. As every tiger fan i was stoked at keeping the legs under our 1-4 from 4 years ago, and everyone there could see that our boys had that in mind in the last quarter. look out port in a fortnight!!

[Pseudo]

The talk of sacking coaches is a little premature, after all surely his game plan wasn't to end with a result like that? .

The last time Norwood sacked (read: told him his contract wasn't going to be renewed) a coach mid season, they held their opponents to 1.4 in the very next match.

The football gods are not without a sense of irony....