SA Footy

GLENELG
Glenelg star Terry Milera will return from injury for the Tigers’ clash with Central at Gliderol Stadium on Saturday.
Sidelined by a slight groin strain, Milera was forced to watch on as the Bays lost to the Eagles at Brighton Road last Friday night.
The former St Kilda playmaker has been joined in the 23-man squad by AFL Academy player Jonty Scharenberg, who is yet to appear at IGA League level this year.
Former North Adelaide midfielder Rhys O’Keeffe, key defender Aisea Raikiwasa and utility Bryce Woolard have also been named on the five-man extended interchange bench.
Key backman Jed Redden was unable to be considered due to concussion while Ben Nason and Brad Merrett were squeezed out of the side which succumbed to last year’s Grand Finalists.
Tigers midfielder Matthew Snook will play his 50th IGA League match against the Bulldogs.

League
F: Rioli, Alleway, McFarlane
HF: Johansen, Scott, Reinbrecht
C: Nicholson, Bradley, Milera
HB: Howard, Sellar, Woodall
B: Montgomery, Agnew, Joseph

R: McGinty, Snook, Sawford
INT: Hosie, Raikiwasa, Scharenberg, O’Keeffe, Woolard
IN: Milera, Raikiwasa, O’Keeffe, Scharenberg, Woolard
OUT: Redden (concussion), Nason, B. Merrett

Reserves
Boyle, Chalmers, Christopher, Earl, Evans, Galley, Haarsma, Hampton, Hill, J. Pitt, Kennedy, Kirkby, Koster, B. Merrett, M. Merrett, May, McKay, Nason, Stafford, Vitkunas, Yates.

Under-18
Boyle, Buchanan, Carthy, Cock, Close, Cooper, Cox, Edwards, Egel, Evans, Hornibrook, Hunter, McCreery, Milera, Muller, Neal-Bullen, Pierson, Satala, Slade, Smart, Strange, Trembath, Walker, Whittlesea.


CENTRAL
Central District captain Trent Goodrem will make a welcome return when he lines up against Glenelg at Gliderol Stadium on Saturday.
Having two weeks off with the bye and missing the match against Norwood in Round 6, Goodrem will be refreshed after shrugging off a minor groin strain.
The versatile skipper has been joined in the 23-man squad by key forward Jacob Templeton, who is still due to play his 50th IGA League match.
Templeton has been named on the extended interchange bench, with two players to be trimmed before the bounce.

League
F: Jenner, Hill, Dew
HF: Holman, Hoskin, J. Schiller
C: Edmead, Jansen, Presbury
HB: Barmby, Prior, Habel
B: Goodrem, F. Fort, Haydon

R: D. Fort, T. Schiller, Kavanagh
INT: Furnell, Gillard, McKenzie, Rumbelow, Templeton
IN: Goodrem, Templeton

Reserves
Baldwin, Boyle, Broadwood, Brown, Claughton, Costanzo, Hanna, Lehman, McConnell, Meulendyks, Milne, O’Brien, Pettitt, Porter, Richardson, Stephenson, Stevens, Traynor, Tregenza, Walker, Weaver.

Under-18
Biddle, Billing, Brown, Dahms, Dodd, Downing, Duncan, Dunn, Elbrow, Falkenberg, Hately, Humphries-Carnelly, Lange, McConnell, McLennan, B. Matters, Morgan, Montgomerie, B. Pilkington, D. Pilkington, Russo, Walters, Wegner, White, Zobel.

Should be a good close game of genuine SANFL footy.
After Norths game, this is the one I'd vote to see.
Glenelg or Centrals by 0-5 points

Looking forward to this game, whilst the size of the oval doesn't suit us the Bay is a good place to watch footy. The steak sangas are well worth a bash as well.

'Dogs by two to three goals.

^^ So much for that.

Bays were cleaner and quicker with their ball movement. Too good on the day.

How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

Shhh, let it go

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

spud indeed

Felt the scoreboard flattered Centrals in the end, our blokes finally play 4 quarters & showed what they're capable of.
Season still alive, the less said about the farcical umpiring the better.

Well Im confused. Central were the best side Id seen this year and Glenelg were the worst.

Well that's just typical isn't it; first Glenelg game I've had to miss this year, and we give a 4 quarter performance and have a really good win. Clearly have to stay away more often!

Seriously though, I streamed the game and it sounded like a really good performance. Got plenty of contributions from our forwards, and good quick ball movement. Also sounded like Centrals were always under pressure, apart from a few times in that last quarter.

I wasn't confident about this one, the only hope I had was that Centrals have played their best Football at Elizabeth.

How many there today?

matt35 wrote:Well that's just typical isn't it; first Glenelg game I've had to miss this year, and we give a 4 quarter performance and have a really good win. Clearly have to stay away more often!

Seriously though, I streamed the game and it sounded like a really good performance. Got plenty of contributions from our forwards, and good quick ball movement. Also sounded like Centrals were always under pressure, apart from a few times in that last quarter.

I wasn't confident about this one, the only hope I had was that Centrals have played their best Football at Elizabeth.

How many there today?

2900 and something

Spargo wrote:

matt35 wrote:Well that's just typical isn't it; first Glenelg game I've had to miss this year, and we give a 4 quarter performance and have a really good win. Clearly have to stay away more often!

Seriously though, I streamed the game and it sounded like a really good performance. Got plenty of contributions from our forwards, and good quick ball movement. Also sounded like Centrals were always under pressure, apart from a few times in that last quarter.

I wasn't confident about this one, the only hope I had was that Centrals have played their best Football at Elizabeth.

How many there today?

2900 and something

2,154

grant j wrote:

Spargo wrote:

matt35 wrote:Well that's just typical isn't it; first Glenelg game I've had to miss this year, and we give a 4 quarter performance and have a really good win. Clearly have to stay away more often!

Seriously though, I streamed the game and it sounded like a really good performance. Got plenty of contributions from our forwards, and good quick ball movement. Also sounded like Centrals were always under pressure, apart from a few times in that last quarter.

I wasn't confident about this one, the only hope I had was that Centrals have played their best Football at Elizabeth.

How many there today?

2900 and something

2,154

Surely that is supremely optimistic ?

Nice win. Boys been working hard and needed a reward

Not a bad couple of days for the club seven wins from seven games from Thu night to Sat arvo.

stampy wrote:

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

spud indeed

And McConnell, Contessa or Hooper never did the same thing in their time at the Bay?

Yeah, right !!!

Big Phil wrote:

stampy wrote:

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

spud indeed

And McConnell, Contessa or Hooper never did the same thing in their time at the Bay?

Yeah, right !!!

Did Contessa do anything in his time at the Bay?

Big Phil wrote:

stampy wrote:

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

spud indeed

And McConnell, Contessa or Hooper never did the same thing in their time at the Bay?

Yeah, right !!!

Lol, come on BP.

Coach Bombay wrote:How's that number 2 spud for central telling the crowd on snouts hill to shhh after he kicked a fairly irrelevant goal

In number two's defence he was receiving a lot of helpful advise from across the fence. Snouts pocket is always a good spot for opposition players to have a shot