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well can south cause the upset ?...very doubtful but they may be able to get close at home, central by 38 points

Dogs to bring them back to earth with a thud.
Dogs by 50+

South by 3 goals in a upset .....great night record so far

Central by 8 + goals.

Should be a cracker game, obviously South are a better side when playing night games at Noarlunga. IIRC Central havent played that great at Noarlunga for a few years now. We have generally won but havent really dominated games.

Once again there will be a fair few changes to the Dogs line-up. Hardy and Nash are certainties to miss while Gowans was hobbling Saturday night. Wouldnt be surprised to see Symes picked by the Crows and dont expect to see either of Henderson or Gunston in the Dogs line-up.

For me this will mean a fairly big reshuffle to the line up with imho Matty Westoff to come back into the side (if his fit) and Havelberg to play at CHB, also would expect Habel to come back in and maybe Thomas to go back to his more common half back flank.

Dogs by 20-25 points.

Panthers by 3 points ... don't ask me why

dedja wrote:Panthers by 3 points ... don't ask me why

ok, why ?

whufc wrote:Should be a cracker game, obviously South are a better side when playing night games at Noarlunga. IIRC Central havent played that great at Noarlunga for a few years now. We have generally won but havent really dominated games.

Once again there will be a fair few changes to the Dogs line-up. Hardy and Nash are certainties to miss while Gowans was hobbling Saturday night. Wouldnt be surprised to see Symes picked by the Crows and dont expect to see either of Henderson or Gunston in the Dogs line-up.

For me this will mean a fairly big reshuffle to the line up with imho Matty Westoff to come back into the side (if his fit) and Havelberg to play at CHB, also would expect Habel to come back in and maybe Thomas to go back to his more common half back flank.

Dogs by 20-25 points.

Dont forget they have one twice, once against the bottom team and once against the second bottom team.

not the time to let facts get in the way of a good story ...

Brodlach wrote:

whufc wrote:Should be a cracker game, obviously South are a better side when playing night games at Noarlunga. IIRC Central havent played that great at Noarlunga for a few years now. We have generally won but havent really dominated games.

Once again there will be a fair few changes to the Dogs line-up. Hardy and Nash are certainties to miss while Gowans was hobbling Saturday night. Wouldnt be surprised to see Symes picked by the Crows and dont expect to see either of Henderson or Gunston in the Dogs line-up.

For me this will mean a fairly big reshuffle to the line up with imho Matty Westoff to come back into the side (if his fit) and Havelberg to play at CHB, also would expect Habel to come back in and maybe Thomas to go back to his more common half back flank.

Dogs by 20-25 points.

Dont forget they have one twice, once against the bottom team and once against the second bottom team.

True but technically they have a 100% win ratio at night games at Noarlunga, im sure that is alot 'better' than their day home game and away record.

Does anyone know what time the league game starts?

andyw wrote:Does anyone know what time the league game starts?

6.30 pm as it has previously for all Saturday night games

heater31 wrote:

andyw wrote:Does anyone know what time the league game starts?

6.30 pm as it has previously for all Saturday night games

Port game started at 740pm......I'm sure this is 630pm

I don't think that anyone will make the mistake the ABC made in their telecast yesterday. They promoted this match as being on next Sunday afternoon!

A real danger game for Centrals given South's night time record at Noarlunga this year. However, South's 3 wins have been against the other 3 sides outside the top 5 so Centrals will be the first true test for South at home this year.

The last couple of weeks Centrals have done what is needed for the 2 premiership points. In the end I expect South to put up a decent fight against Centrals but once again Centrals will do what is needed for the 2 premiership points.

Centrals by 14 points.

This one will be a close one...

Centrals should win easy 10 goals plus.

Central will win by 79 points..................at least.
And yes, I AM an arrogant bastard.

whufc wrote:

Brodlach wrote:

whufc wrote:Should be a cracker game, obviously South are a better side when playing night games at Noarlunga. IIRC Central havent played that great at Noarlunga for a few years now. We have generally won but havent really dominated games.

Once again there will be a fair few changes to the Dogs line-up. Hardy and Nash are certainties to miss while Gowans was hobbling Saturday night. Wouldnt be surprised to see Symes picked by the Crows and dont expect to see either of Henderson or Gunston in the Dogs line-up.

For me this will mean a fairly big reshuffle to the line up with imho Matty Westoff to come back into the side (if his fit) and Havelberg to play at CHB, also would expect Habel to come back in and maybe Thomas to go back to his more common half back flank.

Dogs by 20-25 points.

Dont forget they have one twice, once against the bottom team and once against the second bottom team.

True but technically they have a 100% win ratio at night games at Noarlunga, im sure that is alot 'better' than their day home game and away record.

whufc, do ya reckon hanath might get a shot this week?

I didnt see the reserves game on Saturday so i cant comment on Hannaths form.

Once again Milne tried really hard but didnt do enough around the ground especially considering he struggles a tad in the ruck contest. He gave away about 3-4 clumsey free kicks including a 25 meter penalty. A run in the ressies wouldnt hurt Milne.

So yeah i reckon Hannath is an absolute shoe in to get a run in the league this week.