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Do they just roll the wheel at the SANFL for game times?

Both sides coming of wins and an Eagles victory would I think ensure the minor premiership. Glenelg wins and a double chance is more than possible.

Can't see Glenelg winning after their club was fined for players not sitting down whilst having a beer. They will be playing musical chairs after training tonight to ensure they are ready.

Eagles at home.

This sucks as I wont be able to get there till 1341.

Will be an interesting test of the Eagles' fitness coming off a 6 day break and a tough, physical game against North in warm conditions. Wouldn't surprise if Glenelg got up here but I hope not. Win for Eags should secure top 2 position. Given our finals record, we need every advantage we can get!

wedgetail wrote:Will be an interesting test of the Eagles' fitness coming off a 6 day break and a tough, physical game against North in warm conditions. Wouldn't surprise if Glenelg got up here but I hope not. Win for Eags should secure top 2 position. Given our finals record, we need every advantage we can get!

We seem to get to the GF reasonably well. We just can never seem to win the one that counts!

Mr Fuller wrote:

wedgetail wrote:Will be an interesting test of the Eagles' fitness coming off a 6 day break and a tough, physical game against North in warm conditions. Wouldn't surprise if Glenelg got up here but I hope not. Win for Eags should secure top 2 position. Given our finals record, we need every advantage we can get!

We seem to get to the GF reasonably well. We just can never seem to win the one that counts!

I had to doublecheck then, to see if you were an Eagle or a Tiger ...

A WWT vs Glenelg Grand Final would be interesting. They couldn't both lose it.

Incidentally the SANFL website has this match starting at 13:45, not 1334.

Pseudo wrote:

Mr Fuller wrote:

wedgetail wrote:Will be an interesting test of the Eagles' fitness coming off a 6 day break and a tough, physical game against North in warm conditions. Wouldn't surprise if Glenelg got up here but I hope not. Win for Eags should secure top 2 position. Given our finals record, we need every advantage we can get!

We seem to get to the GF reasonably well. We just can never seem to win the one that counts!

I had to doublecheck then, to see if you were an Eagle or a Tiger ...

A WWT vs Glenelg Grand Final would be interesting. They couldn't both lose it.

Interesting crowd, a bunch of wife-swapping gongbeaters.

Pseudo wrote:Incidentally the SANFL website has this match starting at 13:45, not 1334.

Now they do.

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:I had to doublecheck then, to see if you were an Eagle or a Tiger ...

A WWT vs Glenelg Grand Final would be interesting. They couldn't both lose it.

Interesting crowd, a bunch of wife-swapping gongbeaters.

Bugger Me (pun intended), a couple of wins and arent the Northern Mongrels up and about....

am Bays wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:I had to doublecheck then, to see if you were an Eagle or a Tiger ...

A WWT vs Glenelg Grand Final would be interesting. They couldn't both lose it.

Interesting crowd, a bunch of wife-swapping gongbeaters.

Bugger Me (pun intended), a couple of wins and arent the Northern Mongrels up and about....

Last time I talk nicely about the doggies I think

Bays by 2pts.

a draw

I think the Eagles but could be due for a hiccup.

Brett wrote:I think the Eagles but could be due for a hiccup.

Didn’t they have one the week before last at Norwood?

EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens will need to make at least one change to last round’s successful line-up to face Glenelg at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

Midfielder Jake Comitogianni has injured the oblique muscle in his abdomen, ruling him out against the Tigers.

The Eagles have named four potential replacements, including small forward Tristan Carcuro, tagger Jack Firns, defender Jake Westbrook and utility Jackson Lee.

Three players will be trimmed from the seven-man extended interchange bench before the bounce.



F: Rowe, J. Hayes, N. Hayes

HF: Lowson, Von Bertouch, Foote

C: McNeil, Toumpas, Goldsworthy

HB: Jones, Giuffreda, Wehr

B: Rowland, Thompson, Mansell



R: Redden, Sinor, Tsitas

INT: Lonergan, Seymour, Poole, Carcuro, Westbrook, Lee, Firns

IN: Carcuro, Lee, Firns, Westbrook

OUT: Comitogianni (oblique)



Reserves
Moore, Sharrad, Beecken, West, Schmusch, Mead, Brill, Bruce, Poulter, Morgan, Pudney, McPherson, Michael, Armfield, McLeod, Jungfer, Hoile, McNeilly, Barnett, Pearce, Dawkins

Under-18
F: Kasianowicz, J. Hunter-Price, Neumann
HF: Nicholls, Smith, Wheare
C: Schofield, Scott, Watson
HB: Calvett, Ueding, Branford
B: Thomson, Williams, Launer

R: Phillips Litster, Burgoyne
INT: Binka, Errington, Godden, Kennedy, Mitzithras, O’Neil



GLENELG

Glenelg has named premiership utility Brad Agnew for its encounter against the Eagles at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

Sidelined by an ankle injury suffered in the final term of Round 10, Agnew has been named on the seven-man extended interchange bench.

The south-east product has been joined by fellow inclusions Jackson Edwards and Matt Merrett, who both performed well in the Reserves last round.



F: Bailey, McBean, Kluske

HF: Yates, Reynolds, Partington

C: Nicholson, Snook, Bradley

HB: Stretch, Parks, Park

B: Virgin, Proud, Slade



R: Hannath, Allen, Motlop

INT: Scharenberg, Agnew, Kuller, Merrett, Condon, Betterman, J. Edwards

IN: Agnew, Merrett, J. Edwards



Reserves
Cole, Searle, McRae, Leck, Wisdom, Russo, Kitchske, Morton, L. Edwards, McCarthy, Weir, O’Loughlin, C. Drum, Martin, Carter, Kelly-Mansell, Murphy, Horsnell, Schott

Under-18
Brokensha, Window, R. Davis, Wright, Dean, Murphy, Boag, Kaesler, B. Edwards, Fitzgerald, Robbie, Potter, J. Davis, Durant, Nicotra, C. Drum, Owen, Bradley, Moyle-Read, Virtanen, Walker, Watts, R. Drum, Dowdell, Perks, Sigal

Plenty of Covid down at the Bay.

Eagles by 10 goals.

Spargo wrote:

Brett wrote:I think the Eagles but could be due for a hiccup.

Didn’t they have one the week before last at Norwood?

No. Spargo has his wobbly shoes on. Have faith boy.

Brett wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Brett wrote:I think the Eagles but could be due for a hiccup.

Didn’t they have one the week before last at Norwood?

No. Spargo has his wobbly shoes on. Have faith boy.

Umm “Eagles due for a hiccup”
Got beaten by Norwood two weeks ago - read it again...
And I’ve got the wobbly shoes on?

Although I tipped the Eagles (mainly out of hope that it'll keep North in second spot), I reckon this one could go either way. The result will provide a true indication of who the form side of the comp is. Could be a real slog and tussle affair if the wet weather forecast comes to pass, and I'm not sure who it would advantage.

The Bays have an extra incentive to keep the Eagles to a very low score, apart from improving their percentage - the less goals scored, the less they'll hear the ground announcer over the PA blurting out stuff like "Jake 'The Snake' Von Bertouch!" in his quasi-'Wrestlemania' tone.

Magellan wrote:Although I tipped the Eagles (mainly out of hope that it'll keep North in second spot), I reckon this one could go either way. The result will provide a true indication of who the form side of the comp is. Could be a real slog and tussle affair if the wet weather forecast comes to pass, and I'm not sure who it would advantage.

The Bays have an extra incentive to keep the Eagles to a very low score, apart from improving their percentage - the less goals scored, the less they'll hear the ground announcer over the PA blurting out stuff like "Jake 'The Snake' Von Bertouch!" in his quasi-'Wrestlemania' tone.

I thought I was transported back 30 years and I was around the corner. I am sure I heard the name "Al Greeeeeeeee-nnnnnn" called.