SA Footy

PROSPECT OVAL | SATURDAY 27TH APRIL, 2:30PM

Roosters crowing loudly to tune of 47 points

Cocks by 15 points.

North by 2 pts.

NORTH

League

F: Rypstra, Ramsey, Finlay

HF: Szekely, Harvey, Lockyer

C: McInerney, Combe, Wigg

HB: Magor, Van Huisstede, O’Loughlin

B: Pfrengle, Hilder, Spina

R: Hoy, Mayes, Fellows

INT: Driscoll, Elbrow, Grubb, Mackinlay, Minervini, Newchurch, Wissman

IN: Driscoll, Mackinlay, Newchurch

NEW: Ewan Mackinlay (Lavington

ADELAIDE

Reserves

F: Tahana, Murray, Taylor

HF: Gallagher, Madgen, O’Leary

C: Schoenberg, Pedlar, Bond

HB: Whimpress, Burgess, Sigal

B: Ryan, Curtain, H. Boyle

R: Strachan, Edwards, J. Boyle

INT: Welsh, Davis, McDonald, Smithson, Daniele

crows by 7pts

how many AFL listed players?

North by 5 goals

Norf by 22pts.

Chooks on the march at Prosvegas

6.3 to 2.1 at 1/4 time

Roosters put he cue in the rack that 1/4

Lead at the half 7.5 to 4.3

Roosters by 39 points at lemon time

Crows back within 15 points 20 mins last 1/4

Roosters win by 16 points

locky801 wrote:Roosters win by 16 points

I was disappointed with North allowing the Crows to outscore North by 22 points in the last quarter, but that is the second time in a row that the Crows have scored 5 goals to 1 in the last quarter. They also came from 33 points down albeit in the second quarter to defeat South by 5 points in Round one.
Are these comebacks just a quirk or do the professionals have such a superior fitness base compared to the part timers?
In the third quarter North did lose two important big men in Hilder and Finlay. I hope that they are OK. Of course we don't hear anything in the media these days regarding SANFL injuries,

couple of classy players create the loose man and the ravens get late goals as the SANFL lads tire. seems to be a regular occurance

robranisgod wrote:

locky801 wrote:Roosters win by 16 points

I was disappointed with North allowing the Crows to outscore North by 22 points in the last quarter, but that is the second time in a row that the Crows have scored 5 goals to 1 in the last quarter. They also came from 33 points down albeit in the second quarter to defeat South by 5 points in Round one.
Are these comebacks just a quirk or do the professionals have such a superior fitness base compared to the part timers?
In the third quarter North did lose two important big men in Hilder and Finlay. I hope that they are OK. Of course we don't hear anything in the media these days regarding SANFL injuries,

Finlay hurt his ankle and is written on the SANFL website as a "Test". No mention of Hilder on there.

Mic wrote:

robranisgod wrote:

locky801 wrote:Roosters win by 16 points

I was disappointed with North allowing the Crows to outscore North by 22 points in the last quarter, but that is the second time in a row that the Crows have scored 5 goals to 1 in the last quarter. They also came from 33 points down albeit in the second quarter to defeat South by 5 points in Round one.
Are these comebacks just a quirk or do the professionals have such a superior fitness base compared to the part timers?
In the third quarter North did lose two important big men in Hilder and Finlay. I hope that they are OK. Of course we don't hear anything in the media these days regarding SANFL injuries,

Finlay hurt his ankle and is written on the SANFL website as a "Test". No mention of Hilder on there.

On the Internet coverage they said that Hilder had left the ground with a leg injury and within 15 minutes Finlay also had left the ground with a leg injury. I did notice that Hilder walked onto the ground with the other two players from the Interchange bench immediately the siren sounded.
Finlay was nowhere to be seen. It is a relief to see that his injury should only cost one week at most.