SA Footy

Central District move to the top of the league ladder courtesy of everyone falling down around them.

Ahhh, order has returned to the shire, it's a beautiful thing.

CENTURION wrote:Ahhh, order has returned to the shire, it's a beautiful thing.

Very Beautiful.

Dog_ger wrote:

CENTURION wrote:Ahhh, order has returned to the shire, it's a beautiful thing.

Very Beautiful.

Thankyou, Frodo.

what is a beautiful thing is seeing the dogs 2nd bottem in b grands and u 18 there is hope for the other 8 clubs. Maybe the dogs flag rate will drop from 4 out of every 5 years to 2 out of every 5!

North v West is huge next week. North must win to keep in touch, Westies would love to have some breathing space in the 5. Will be a tough ask for the Bloods at Prospect though!

Peter Griffen wrote:North v West is huge next week. North must win to keep in touch, Westies would love to have some breathing space in the 5. Will be a tough ask for the Bloods at Prospect though!

North have been out of touch for 4 weeks.

Updated to include last night's U/18 match. North Adelaide, coming off a 199-point loss last week, coughed up a 33-point half time lead and a 22-point advantage at the last break as Norwood breezed home with an 8.2 to 0.4 last quarter.

North Adelaide 5.2 9.5 12.6 12.10 (82)
Norwood 0.4 3.8 7.14 15.16 (106)

On the one plus side for North, their average losing margin dropped from a woefully amazing 105.5 points to 89.2.


Speaking of Norwood's semi-incredible comeback, who remembers the corresponding U/18 match last year?

Round 4, 2009 - Prospect
North Adelaide 4.5 9.7 17.9 18.10 (118)
Norwood 3.3 5.4 8.7 20.9 (129)

A Mathew Panos-inspired Norwood, who kicked six final-quarter goals, came from 56 points down at three quarter time with a 12-goal-to-one last quarter to run away with an 11 point victory.

The amazing stat is that Port have lost the last qtr just once.