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Posted: Sun Jun 06, 2010 9:13 pmPosted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:46 amPosted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:47 amPosted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 12:29 pmBig Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:12 pmPosted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:16 pmThiele wrote:Is Caleb Edmead still playing Reserves football for the dogs or has he gone back to the 18s
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:23 pmbulldog2004 wrote:Thiele wrote:Is Caleb Edmead still playing Reserves football for the dogs or has he gone back to the 18s
He played ressies yesterday.
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:45 pmbloods08 wrote:Big Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
The game is most remembered by the biggest dummy spit of all.
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:10 amPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:13 amCoorong wrote:Will be in town over the weekend. If it doesnt rain I will go to this one
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:55 amPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 11:33 amPosted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 11:46 amCoverKing wrote:Worst time to get Centrals i feel.
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 2:02 pmCoverKing wrote: 2 goal game either way i would think!
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 2:50 pmwhufc wrote:To West Adelaide Football Club
Last weekend was not a good result for our playing group, we unfortuanatly loss to the Norwood football club. The result it self was not a major issue but the scences after the game were disturbing as our players were left at the mercy of booing Norwood supporters. The playing group was deeply upset and had their feelings hurt. They are now questioning their passion for the game.
As a sign of respect it would be greatly appreciated if all Westies supporters would please leave our players alone and maybe even appreciate there talents and decade of dominance. Instead of booing our managment has come up with the idea that maybe you could clap all our goals and when we leave and enter the playing arena a few UDOGS wouldn't go astray.
Another inititive by the CDFC is there will be an apology session after the game to both Chris and Jame Gowans. This will give all Westies supporters the chance to apologise for their part in upsetting the boys last year at Richmond causing them to lose focus on the game at hand. The session will last for 1 hour as we know the majority of West fans will be lining up to say "Sorry"
Thanks for your time and we look forward to seeing you Saturday. How does it go CEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENTRALS!
Kind Regards
Central Management
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 3:34 pmBig Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 3:53 pmwycbloods wrote:Big Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
Bit rich calling Ash Duncan a quality player at this stage BP. He may become one but he certainly can't be mentioned in the same breath as Havelberg and Schell.
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 4:34 pmsjt wrote:wycbloods wrote:Big Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
Bit rich calling Ash Duncan a quality player at this stage BP. He may become one but he certainly can't be mentioned in the same breath as Havelberg and Schell.
Wow, that's being very provocative Wyc. You're excused if you were unaware Big Phil, has "special man love" for Ash Duncan. I believe he even tried to draft him in his AFL Dream Team.
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 5:21 pmBig Phil wrote:sjt wrote:wycbloods wrote:Big Phil wrote:The Dogs likely to lose Brad Symes to the Crows but could welcolme back some quality players such as Daniel Schell, Daniel Havelberg and Ash Duncan.
This will be a great game, Westies fresh after the bye, no doubt the Dogs will be sore after a tough slog against Norwood yesterday. The Bloods of course won this corresponding game last year, I reckon this one could go either way.
Bit rich calling Ash Duncan a quality player at this stage BP. He may become one but he certainly can't be mentioned in the same breath as Havelberg and Schell.
Wow, that's being very provocative Wyc. You're excused if you were unaware Big Phil, has "special man love" for Ash Duncan. I believe he even tried to draft him in his AFL Dream Team.
It is well know that I am a big Ash Duncan fan, that is true...
If you knew the lad personally and have seen him play as much as I have, you would understand why I've categorised him as a quality player...
.Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:17 amwycbloods wrote:Big Phil wrote:sjt wrote:wycbloods wrote:Bit rich calling Ash Duncan a quality player at this stage BP. He may become one but he certainly can't be mentioned in the same breath as Havelberg and Schell.
Wow, that's being very provocative Wyc. You're excused if you were unaware Big Phil, has "special man love" for Ash Duncan. I believe he even tried to draft him in his AFL Dream Team.
It is well know that I am a big Ash Duncan fan, that is true...
If you knew the lad personally and have seen him play as much as I have, you would understand why I've categorised him as a quality player...
Yep i saw CoverKing kick a bag of goals around 7 or 8 in an u/18 GF on him in a side that lost by 8 goals. I have also seen him play a few times in the magoos for centrals and he looks the goods. Just not sure your love of him has you being objective here
