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The Doggies got their first win of the year before the week off and will be full of confidence. The Double Blues wont have played a game for 21 days, having the bye prior to the State Game...

Central have a big day planned out at Elizabeth, celebrating their 25 year anniversary with Holden as their major sponsor. The Dogs will wear a special one-off Holden dedicated jumper...

Reserves @ 11:25am

League @ 2:10pm

Broadcast Details - ABC TV from 2:00pm

Central by 32 points, depending on AFL additions.

What a great relationship Holden and Central have had over the last quarter of a century. Well done to the Dogs for recognising this...

http://www.cdfc.com.au/club-news/bulldo ... on-may-18/

I see this as a 50/50 game.

My heart wishes the dogs, but the blues could run away with this.

A very close encounter, I feel.

Sturt by 2 points.

Another absolute must win game for the dogs (sadly thats what happens when you start 0-4)

Personally i think there will be a fair few changes.

Obst is a definate out and i think Waldhutter more than likely will miss.

Big chance we will get Henderson back as well.

Others around the mark Potter(on what i have seen he is far to good for ressies), Dunne and Barmby.

Dogs by 23 points

Holden's only 63 years behind Ford with the Cats but yes a wonderful relationship that's been had out Elizabeth away, congratulations to both parties.

Wedgie wrote:Holden's only 63 years behind Ford with the Cats but yes a wonderful relationship that's been had out Elizabeth away, congratulations to both parties.

you know its a great sponsorship when the company logo feels like part of the guernsey.

Here's a really good close up of the jumper - LOOKS GREAT !!!

Good to see you showing similar restraint in plugging these items as you did to the Twins book Phil.

Got home last night and there was an ad for this in my junk mail pile!

whufc wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Holden's only 63 years behind Ford with the Cats but yes a wonderful relationship that's been had out Elizabeth away, congratulations to both parties.

you know its a great sponsorship when the company logo feels like part of the guernsey.

Hah. I remember in the early '80s when the Bays were sponsored by Associated Midland, I didn't realise that the gold-coloured animal thingo on the guernsey was the sponsor's logo. It wasn't until the logo changed that I realised it was never part of the guernsey.

Booney wrote:Good to see you showing similar restraint in plugging these items as you did to the Twins book Phil.

Got home last night and there was an ad for this in my junk mail pile!

Ha ha, good one Boon Man

I'm only pushing it on social media, at the request of the club

I'm getting nothing out of it, but maybe I should ask for a free jumper

Go the lizbef lions.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:Go the lizbef lions.

Nice one

British Lions

As I said before, Centrals should be in the middle three this year, along with Glenelg and possibly the Eagles. Port, Sturt and South are games they'd expect to win. I think ol' Seamus will have his work cut out getting the Blues up for this encounter.
Sturt not completely without hope, but realistically Centrals should run out winners by between 30-40 points on their home ground. I expect Sturt will lead at times during the game, perhaps even as late as midway through the 3rd term. Laird will make some moves in the second half and Sturt won't understand how to respond. Dogs will kick about eight of the last ten goals to make it look easy. People will make comments like "If Central played like they did in the final quarter every week, they'd be a premiership threat."
Something like that anyway.

therisingblues wrote:As I said before, Centrals should be in the middle three this year, along with Glenelg and possibly the Eagles. Port, Sturt and South are games they'd expect to win. I think ol' Seamus will have his work cut out getting the Blues up for this encounter.
Sturt not completely without hope, but realistically Centrals should run out winners by between 30-40 points on their home ground. I expect Sturt will lead at times during the game, perhaps even as late as midway through the 3rd term. Laird will make some moves in the second half and Sturt won't understand how to respond. Dogs will kick about eight of the last ten goals to make it look easy. People will make comments like "If Central played like they did in the final quarter every week, they'd be a premiership threat."
Something like that anyway.

Thats half our problem this year.

Our best footy at times has been as good as any side in the comp, unfortunatly our worse football is probably the worse football in the comp.

We have tended to conceed goals in clumps of 4-5 in a row, so if Sturt can get on a roll they may have the Dogs playing catch up all day.

Sturt team

League
F: Greenslade, Duldig, McIntyre
HF: Krause, Vitkunas, Martin
C: Kane, Jaensch, Hansen
HB: Coad, Hombsch, Panozzo
B: Tambling, Evans, Page

R: Graham, Riley, Crane
INT: Calabrese, Rischbieth, Battersby, Harms, Kurtze
IN: Kurtze, Krause, Calabrese, Jaensch, McIntyre, Harms
OUT: Thomson (hamstring), Wundke, Stopp, Hurley

Brodlach wrote:Sturt team

League
F: Greenslade, Duldig, McIntyre
HF: Krause, Vitkunas, Martin
C: Kane, Jaensch, Hansen
HB: Coad, Hombsch, Panozzo
B: Tambling, Evans, Page

R: Graham, Riley, Crane
INT: Calabrese, Rischbieth, Battersby, Harms, Kurtze
IN: Kurtze, Krause, Calabrese, Jaensch, McIntyre, Harms
OUT: Thomson (hamstring), Wundke, Stopp, Hurley

pretty fair side.....on paper.

http://cdfc.com.au/season-2013/season-2 ... 3-05-18/98

OUT : Obst (Inj) Colquhoun (powder) Callinan (C%&$s)

IN: Symes (rec) Dunne C.Milne