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Sat 9th April 2.10pm @ Alberton Oval

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Sat 9th April 2.10pm @ Alberton Oval

PAPs by 4 goals.

souf by 28pts

PORT

League

F: Wilson, Finlayson, Lord

HF: Weidemann, Schofield, Williams

C: Jackson, Sutcliffe, T. Burgoyne

HB: Lee, Surman, J. Burgoyne

B: Skinner, Pasini, Kirk



R: Visentini, Farrell, N. Moore

INT: Corcoran, E. Moore, Nield

IN: Farrell, Frederick, Skinner, N.Moore, Nield, E.Moore

OUT: Appleton, Sinn (groin soreness), Duursma (neck/shoulder), Bergman (AFL), Dumont (AFL), Hayes (AFL)

NEW: Sam Skinner (South Adelaide)



SOUTH

League

F: Garthwaite, Freitag, Overall

HF: Bogle, Menzie, Wilkinson

C: Turner, Gibbs, Sampson

HB: Haines, Broadbent, Dunkin

B: Gunther, Summerton, Clavarino



R: Griffiths, O’Neill, Brownless

INT: Birt, Hayes, Davis, Kraemer, Slape, Ramsay, Dumesny

IN: Sampson, Broadbent, Griffiths, Dumesny

OUT: Brooksby (H & S Protocols)



Reserves
F: Gill, Gaden, Shillabeer
HF: Hoeck, Clifton, Cresswell
C: Mutch, Collins, Brown
HB: Lovering, McGary, Kelsh
B: Abbott, Hindes, S. Jones

R: Megins, Rogers, Milsom
INT: Spacie, Mitchell, Dewhirst, R. Jones

Under-18
F: Jaiden Magor, Will Verrall, Jack Delean
HF: Kyan Smith, Koby Cockshell, Blake Rodrigues
C: Myles Amos, Angus Bradley, Charlie Duncan
HB: Cameron Kirkland, Kyle Marshall, Talon Copley
B: Nicholas Schroder, Dylan Miller, Jye Bottroff

R: Thomas Welk, Austin Hogg, Tom Wheaton
INT: Sebastian Oliver, Alex Lawley, Ryan Pearsons, Cooper Bobridge, Tom Pilmore, Kalon Knox, Hugh Daniell, Jayden Christophers

Under-16
F: Cohen Shortridge, Jacob Sheean, Phoenix Hargrave
HF: Oliver Goss, Harrison Pope, Dakota Sterzl
C: Brayden Nicholls, Benny Barrett, Jay Chapman
HB: Cameron Woods, Harper Kuerschner, Ryan Borlace
B: Tyson Roberts, Maxwell Collins, Lincoln Priddle

R: Jake Agnew, Ken Angus, Sid Draper
INT: Joseph Petrucci, James Papworth, Mackenzie Darling, Dylan Williams, Callum Bennett, Billy Wilson, Damon James, Joel Cartwright, Ryley Tomlinson

South coming off a very hard fought and somewhat fortunate win whilst Port lost badly to Adelaide.

Port get 3 in to replace 3 out from their League side and lose Sinn and Duursma. Sam Skinner despite being so crippled by injury that he had to be subbed off will start the game. No syndesmosis for him.

South lose Brooksby to Covid who will be replaced by Griffiths. Samson and Broadbent will play.

I think South are still a side that is learning to play together and the loss of Brooksby is significant. Port at Alberton are always hard to beat. This game last year is best remembered for South giving away 2 666 violations in the final minutes. Hope we have learned.

That said, I think South can do it.

South by a point.

The Magpies look weaker than last match. I think the Panthers by 6 goals.

Looking forward to another look at how the South recruits gel. Some handy Ins, offset by the loss of Brooksby.

Always a lottery when you come up against the reserves teams, but appears (on paper anyway) one of the weaker Power teams we've seen.

Should be an interesting game...
Former South player , Sam Skinner doing a "lazarus" after being subbed out of last weeks AFL game because of injury , will front up against his old team.
South will miss Brooksby and hopefully Griffiths and Freitag can step up for him. Freitag will need to improve from his last effort at Alberton.........
Port will have done its homework on South's recruits - for several reasons..not just for this match. Imo there are one or two who wont be with South for very long.
Like others,I think it may take a while for Souths bevy of newbies to gel...I like Souths defence, I like its attack.. just a bit worried about the defensive action of some of its mids....South just.

Always a hard task at Alberton.

I am sure the Port faithful, their league side and Ken will be watching with interest with our recruits.

I still think we are not really gelling as a side .... just yet. Lots of players going in with a different way of playing and still learning.

Some good in's for us but Brooksby out a massive blow.

Think we can win by 10 points.

Panthers by a goal…

South by 31 pts.

Panfers by 33pts

Can sometime tell me how Trent Durmont is out there playing today when he played with the Power on Thursday night ???

southee wrote:Can sometime tell me how Trent Durmont is out there playing today when he played with the Power on Thursday night ???

It’s a joke isn’t it? Don’t worry they’ll likely rest him for the second half like they did last week. The competition continues to be made a mockery of.

Hazydog wrote:

southee wrote:Can sometime tell me how Trent Durmont is out there playing today when he played with the Power on Thursday night ???

It’s a joke isn’t it? Don’t worry they’ll likely rest him for the second half like they did last week. The competition continues to be made a mockery of.

Very good win Panfers

southee wrote:Always a hard task at Alberton.

I am sure the Port faithful, their league side and Ken will be watching with interest with our recruits.

I still think we are not really gelling as a side .... just yet. Lots of players going in with a different way of playing and still learning.

Some good in's for us but Brooksby out a massive blow.

Think we can win by 10 points.

nice tip!

South gave their best to Bryce Gibbs, Jye Menzie, Hayden Sampson, Oliver Davis, Ryan Garthwaite.

Some big carnage though. Fingers crossed but looks like Baily Griffiths has done his knee. Oscar Brownless looked in a very bad way late in the game and assisted straight to the rooms. Damon Freitag who took over in the ruck after Grifiths had a very big gash across his cheek which was also very swollen. The sun/heat took it's toll on both sides as well. Haines looked very ill.

southee wrote:Can sometime tell me how Trent Durmont is out there playing today when he played with the Power on Thursday night ???

Seriously, how can this happen?? Please explain SANFL. Constantly catering for the AFL teams is a disgrace you gutless pri%^s!

Entertaining game, not often both teams score 100+ anymore.

Port skipped out to a 28 point lead 22 mins into the 3rd, before South closed the gap to 10 at the final break. The home side kicked the first of the last quarter, with South eventually hitting the front with a couple of minutes remaining.

Given the heat one could have assumed the professionals would run the game out better..

Menzie again excellent with half a dozen goals, the type of player South have been missing in recent years.

Plenty to work on but a very satisfying result, and it leaves the one-clubbers 0-6.