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Re: West v Port Review

Postby bloods08 » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:30 pm

nickname wrote:
Brodlach wrote: They seemed tired and dispirited today for some reason. Played about 2 minutes of decent footy all day.


Well they have no reason to be tired, as we're only half way through the season, and they have no reason to be dispirited as we're fourth on the ladder. I'd be thinking it's something else.


Don't forget we haven't had a bye yet (our own doing of course)
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Thiele » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:34 pm

bloods08 wrote:
nickname wrote:
Brodlach wrote: They seemed tired and dispirited today for some reason. Played about 2 minutes of decent footy all day.


Well they have no reason to be tired, as we're only half way through the season, and they have no reason to be dispirited as we're fourth on the ladder. I'd be thinking it's something else.


Don't forget we haven't had a bye yet (our own doing of course)

neither has port
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Thiele » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:35 pm

WE NEED FERG
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby bloods08 » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:38 pm

Thiele wrote:
bloods08 wrote:
nickname wrote:
Brodlach wrote: They seemed tired and dispirited today for some reason. Played about 2 minutes of decent footy all day.


Well they have no reason to be tired, as we're only half way through the season, and they have no reason to be dispirited as we're fourth on the ladder. I'd be thinking it's something else.


Don't forget we haven't had a bye yet (our own doing of course)

neither has port


Well there goes that excuse :-)
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby HOORAY PUNT » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:40 pm

Thiele wrote:WE NEED FERG



What do you want her for ? Although she did lose all that weight .
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby nickname » Sat Jun 25, 2011 9:41 pm

Brodlach wrote:
nickname wrote:
Brodlach wrote: They seemed tired and dispirited today for some reason. Played about 2 minutes of decent footy all day.


Well they have no reason to be tired, as we're only half way through the season, and they have no reason to be dispirited as we're fourth on the ladder. I'd be thinking it's something else.



What do you think that is?


I'm not sure yet but I suspect it might be the same old problem of not having enough good footballers.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby blackandred » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:10 pm

So which West Adelaide team turned up to play at Richmond Oval today? Was it the team that out-muscled North 2 weeks ago at Prospect or the one that surrended so meekly to Sturt at Unley last week? Sadly, it was the latter, except that today’s performance was even more inept than last week!

Westies supporters were left stunned by the disgraceful performance of their team today and the only reason they didn’t leave in droves at 3Q time (when the game was all but over) was the fact they would be compared with Crows fans – and no-one wants that!

The day didn’t start well. Ferguson pulled out and we didn’t get either Schmidt or Pettigrew, AFL discards for this week. In a bizarre twist the Power took Lobbe, who was called up to fill behind the injured Brogan, after being dropped to Westies seconds. Homburg came in for his first game of the year and Jack Carter for his first game. The trend started early when Anderson had 3 opportunities to goal in the first few minutes and fumbled every one. We were held goal-less this Q and were kept in the game by Port being wasteful in front of goal. 1Q PA 3.5, WA 0.2.

The second was more of the same, 2 ordinary teams going sideways and backwards but Westies scrambled 5 goals including a couple of gems from Ryan Willets and a great snap from the pack by Caruso. Half time PA 6.8, WA 5.5 and the game was pretty evenly balanced at the long break.

The premiership Q saw Port play some wonderful team footy to pile on 8 goals against a hapless Bloods who could only manage 2 pts. At this point we had failed to kick a goal in 2 of the 3 Qs of the game. We were being smashed in the midfield, continuously worked the ball to the flanks and pockets and our skills were deplorable. We couldn’t pick up a loose ball and were run over by a keener, faster and more skilful Magpies unit. Westies did what they always do in such circumstances, they flooded, which meant they gave up any chance to score. 3Q PA 14.11, WA 5.7.

In the first 6 minutes of the last Q Westies controlled the ball and looked as though they would regain some pride from the game. But such is their lack of forward system and their inability to take a grab inside 50 they failed to score a goal. Port then took control and kicked 3 goals in 3 minutes as if to show us how it is done. We scored a goal at the 16 min mark, our first for about 45 minutes of footy. At one stage Port had kicked about 11 goals straight without a reply from Westies. Final score PA 18.11, WA 7.11 To add to our woes Willets injured his ankle and was assisted from the ground with, what looks like, a bad injury.

Morris was best. He roamed far and wide for his kicks and ended up forward but who knows where players are supposed to be these days. (So who WAS on Brett Ebert?) Beech and Macreadie were probably the only others who did anything. Beech can take a grab, is a good kick and has that touch of class. Homburg did a few nice things Fort Caruso twice ran into an open goal to miss from point blank range.

What do you do after 2 such dreadful performances? You can’t drop all the players who deserve it, you wouldn’t have many left. We must regroup and work on, what must be badly dented confidence. Since beating the Bays in rd 7 we have won one of 5 games. We have the Bays next Sunday, then the bye then Centrals, Eagles, North and Norwood. After starting so well we are now staring into a black hole.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Pseudo » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:34 pm

blackandred wrote: We have the Bays next Sunday,

I'm sure the Bays will play your mob back into form.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby mickey » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:37 pm

I hope they do pseudo
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Jimmy » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:44 pm

Port are coming along, smashed west. Makes an interesting fight for the final five.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby SANFLnut » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:54 pm

Ok, might be time to face up to the fact that we area "won one out of our last five" side and not a "we were top back in round 3" team.

Too much like the AFL black and reds!
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Media Park » Sun Jun 26, 2011 10:41 am

How did Corey Grove go in his debut? From the first post I see he kicked two goals...
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby CENTURION » Sun Jun 26, 2011 10:46 am

West need more night games at Richmond.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby silent hour » Sun Jun 26, 2011 11:00 am

blackandred wrote:So which West Adelaide team turned up to play at Richmond Oval today? Was it the team that out-muscled North 2 weeks ago at Prospect or the one that surrended so meekly to Sturt at Unley last week? Sadly, it was the latter, except that today’s performance was even more inept than last week!



The same team that was embarassed by Port at Alberton in round 5 this year
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Big Phil » Sun Jun 26, 2011 1:13 pm

Media Park wrote:How did Corey Grove go in his debut? From the first post I see he kicked two goals...


MP, I thought the Big Fella went really well on debut.

Not only did he kick the couple of goals but he was really competitive as a key forward, made a cpontest at every opportunity he had and I was impressed with his work rate.

I was out at the Port huddle at 3/4 time and Maggies coach Tony Bamford praised the debutant's efforts, especially to make a contest of it and if not maring the footy, ensuring it gets to the front of the pack where Steve Summerton had a field day with 5 goals.

He is a Lincoln boy isn't he mate? What club?
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby RustyCage » Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:39 pm

Big Phil wrote:
Media Park wrote:How did Corey Grove go in his debut? From the first post I see he kicked two goals...


MP, I thought the Big Fella went really well on debut.

Not only did he kick the couple of goals but he was really competitive as a key forward, made a cpontest at every opportunity he had and I was impressed with his work rate.

I was out at the Port huddle at 3/4 time and Maggies coach Tony Bamford praised the debutant's efforts, especially to make a contest of it and if not maring the footy, ensuring it gets to the front of the pack where Steve Summerton had a field day with 5 goals.

He is a Lincoln boy isn't he mate? What club?


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Re: West v Port Review

Postby RustyCage » Sun Jun 26, 2011 2:47 pm

Good signs at Queen Street with the reserves and u/18s also having big wins.

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Port 15.17-107
West 6.2-38

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Port 19.22-136
West 7.5-47
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby Media Park » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:03 pm

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Big Phil wrote:
Media Park wrote:How did Corey Grove go in his debut? From the first post I see he kicked two goals...


MP, I thought the Big Fella went really well on debut.

Not only did he kick the couple of goals but he was really competitive as a key forward, made a cpontest at every opportunity he had and I was impressed with his work rate.

I was out at the Port huddle at 3/4 time and Maggies coach Tony Bamford praised the debutant's efforts, especially to make a contest of it and if not maring the footy, ensuring it gets to the front of the pack where Steve Summerton had a field day with 5 goals.

He is a Lincoln boy isn't he mate? What club?


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Yep, Grover was a Demon... Bloody handy footballer... I saw the start of the Foxtel game last week and thought he created a big presence there, not surprised to see him get a guernsey...
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby whufc » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:05 pm

Was it a surprise to see West lose without having Ferguson, Hartlett and Fisher on the park.
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Re: West v Port Review

Postby NO-MERCY » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:26 pm

NO :lol:
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