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Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

Bays to win and where I plan to watch the game from!

Darwin 32 and sunny, Adelaide 18 and rain....

DOC wrote:Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

North would still be (equal) bottom without the sanctions. gotta win games to move up the ladder, and we seem incapable of doing that.

and yes, yes it was

Forecast weather may keep this to a 5 goal win to the Bays

DOC wrote:Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

Strange question for a Souths bloke to ask

Corona Man wrote:

DOC wrote:Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

Strange question for a Souths bloke to ask

He’s still googling what a premiership is

Glenelg v North Adelaide | ACH Group Stadium | 2:10pm

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GLENELG
Glenelg is poised to receive a boost to its forward structure ahead of its clash with North on Monday.

High-flying Josh Scott has been named on a seven-man extended interchange bench after kicking a goal and having 10 touches in half a Reserves game last Saturday.

His recovery from a broken arm has been speedier than first expected as he looks to play the role vacated by Lachie Hosie, who as selected by North Melbourne in the AFL Mid-Season Draft.

Tom Schott, Matt Uebergang, Jack Yates, Michael Virgin and possible RAA Rookie Darcy LeCornu have also been included in the 25-man squad.

Emerging defender Will Gould has been called upon by the SA U18 team’s match against the SA U20 team at Thebarton Oval on Friday night.

Tough midfielder Matthew Snook will play his 100th Statewide Super League game after making his debut in Round 21 of 2011.

League

F: Reynolds, McBean, Gregson

HF: Close, Sumner, McCarthy

C: Motlop, Snook, Scharenberg

HB: Agnew, Curran, Betterman

B: Joseph, Proud, Chalmers



R: White, Bradley, Partington

INT: Uebergang, Schott, Bailey, Scott, Virgin, Yates, LeCornu

IN: Scott, Schott, Uebergang, LeCornu, Yates, Virgin

OUT: Gould (SA U18), Hosie (North Melbourne)

Reserves
Boyle, Carnelly, Carney, DiSotto, Gamble, Holyoak, Kelly-Mansell, Leck, Lovelock, Martini, McDermott, McPherson, Moore, Potter, Schreiber, Slade, Symonds.

Under-18
Hawson, O’Loughlin, Schreiber, Dowdell, Jones, Strickland, Carter, Beaumont, Emmett, B. McRae, Pedlar, Liambis, Kitschke, Slade, Holder, H. McRae, Wright, Grosser, Dean, O’Dea, McManus, C. Drum, Robins, Wilsdon, Ross, Sigal, Murphy, R. Drum, Wanganeen, Edwards.

NORTH
North Adelaide has included height and leg speed for its encounter with Glenelg on Monday.

Talls Liam Verity and Chris Barns come into the 25-man squad which must be trimmed by four before the bounce.

Premiership wingman Maris Olekalns and speedy goal sneak Frank Szekely have also been listed on the seven-man extended interchange bench.

League

F: Thring, Harvey, Hender

HF: Jarman, Ramsey, Nixon

C: Spina, Tropiano, Allmond

HB: Laurie, Smith, Aldridge

B: Clisby, C. Craig, Slee



R: A. Barns, Combe, T. Schwarz

INT: C. Barns, Blair, Kirk, Olekalns, Szekely, Verity, Wharton

IN: C. Barns, Olekalns, Szekely, Verity

Reserves
Neade, J.Schwarz, Deep, Miller, Maroney, Minervini, Newchurch, Lower, Agorastos, Nixon, Campbell, Ginever, Rigney, Coleman-Oakes, Neagle, Bowman, Langley, Flanagan, Marshall, Scott, Robinson.

Under-18
F: Hill, Dowling, Manning
HF: Antorbus, Scott, Byrne
C: Hodges, Murphy, Crompton
HB: Osborne, Coates, Flanagan
B: Daniell, Akker, Nance

R: Tindale, L. Borg, Dinning
INT: N. Santillo, M. Borg, Ok, Stroud, Leese, Palmer, Millar, Moors

Both sides to wear blue socks for the Fight MND cause.

amber_fluid wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

DOC wrote:Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

Strange question for a Souths bloke to ask

He’s still googling what a premiership is

Hurtful.

Current front to back womens premiers chaps. Or had you forgotten?

Good to see North with a 7 man bench.
#25thMan

Bit warm for me with the forecast of 18 on Monday and only one grand stand with a roof for shade so I might follow the scores from the pub instead.

Wedgie wrote:Good to see North with a 7 man bench.
#25thMan

Bit warm for me with the forecast of 18 on Monday and only one grand stand with a roof for shade so I might follow the scores from the pub instead.

Do you need 2 grandstands to stand under?

Premiership morals to beat the reigning premiers by 16 points

Spargo wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Good to see North with a 7 man bench.
#25thMan

Bit warm for me with the forecast of 18 on Monday and only one grand stand with a roof for shade so I might follow the scores from the pub instead.

Do you need 2 grandstands to stand under?

Yes, one for my bald spot and another for my guts.

DOC wrote:Glenelg in their best form for some time, years. North bottom due to last years sanctions. Was that premiership really worth it I ask.

Glenelg by 19 points.

North bottom because they've only won 1 game too.

Palindromes by 8 goals.

Tiges easily . Tiges by 43

Tigers to be sh1tting ref and white feathers this time tomorrow, and demonstrating why they have one fluffy paw on the cup already.
Tigers by 10 goals.

therisingblues wrote:Tigers to be sh1tting ref and white feathers this time tomorrow, and demonstrating why they have one fluffy paw on the cup already.
Tigers by 10 goals.

Tut tut . You cant say that even though sitting on top half way through .

therisingblues wrote:Tigers to be sh1tting ref and white feathers this time tomorrow, and demonstrating why they have one fluffy paw on the cup already.
Tigers by 10 goals.

Nice try....

Well, you picked Sturt by 15 goals against Charlie Dixon and the Power 2's.
How did that work out?
I think you'll find my prediction for this game to be pretty close.
P,S I also picked North to win last year's flag, halfway through.
Bays are RED HOT!