GSFL Movements

[Jimmy_041]

Magoos tips for this week.
1. Be nice to your mother.
2. Have a flu injection.
3. Don't drink and drive.
4. Listen more and talk less.
5. Open a door for the fairer sex at least once today.

OK darling, I'm up for it tonight if you are

[dodgingandweaving]

Creeks to salute against the Muddies. Will come out stinging after a surprising, frustrating loss to Strath in the local derby. How good are they? Can they match it with the dynamic, powerhouse Willunga outfit? LC are clearly vulnerable in the wet, which is a disturbing aspect for the team touted as the one to push Willunga in 2009. The Muddies only saviour is if the heavens open, it doesn't appear likely. Creeks by 20+ goals

Strath Need to consolidate after their win against LC sent out a clear message - under-estimate us at your own peril. Looks to be a clean, entertaining game of footy. Strath may take advantage of the lack of fitness among some of the Vale boys, and will be a telling factor in the pointy end of this clash. Strath by less than 4 goals.

Willunga The heavy-weights of the competition go toe-to-toe. This is the acid test for the revolutionised Victor line-up. Won and lost in the midfield. Victor may take a few more weeks to find their feet and work as a cohesive unit, and may be found out against such a well-drilled team of the ilk of Willunga. Two well-balanced sides, compiling of a productive mix of talls, smalls, utilities and running types. Salivating match-ups beckon between the likes of Hams, Steele, Portlock, Alexopolous, Baxter, Haskett, Thomas Vs Ellis brothers, Joraslovsky, Pittman, Hodge, Fox. Willunga's opening test of the season, also. The team switched on from the opening bounce will dictate terms and take the points. Willunga by less than 4 goals, but a VH victory would not surprise.

Goolwa Unfortunately, overshadowed by the much-hyped Will V VH match-up, but I dare say that's how the Goolwa lads would want it, they're flying under the radar but this is the litmus test that will show the competition, and themselves exactly where they are. Discipline seems to be the primary rule at the Magpies, and they seem to be well coached by the much respected Dennis. The somewhat impotent attack of Mt Compass may be exploited, but the influence of the midfield brigade of Compass will be the key to gaining ascendancy. Fitness of both midfields will be tested to the limit, will Ewer and co have the intestinal fortitude to go with the hard-nosed Dogs? A see-saw battle, with the Dogs perhaps having the wood over the Maggies in the middle, but no focal points inside 50 to kick enough goals. Conversely, Goolwa has the powerful forward line to have a winning influence on the scoreboard. Goolwa by less than 2 goals.

Yankalilla A game that will attract very little interest. Look to be the two sides that will fight out the battle for the inglorious wooden spoon. Encounter Bay, after a reasonably successful decade or two, look to be a fractured footy club. In-house issues need to be resolved before any form of on-field success is achieved. The Tigers will be too big, too strong and too fierce at the ball for the hapless Bays. Yank by 10+ goals

[GWW]

The Victor/Willunga game should be huge, hopefully it gets a big crowd and the game is a close one.

[The Yetti]

Good to see everyone getting their tips in. I am little bit concerned about the safety of Kimusabi, the only poster from Strath but has not been sighted this week. Now it time for the master tipster:

My Tips:

Yankalilla - very close match, in the wet bodies too big for the young Eagles
Creeks - too much firepower, was intereted to read that Strath lost it last week rather than us beating them
Goolwa - close match, last years were decided by 7 points and 1 point. Pongy to appreciate a dead 4 track
VH - would tip Compass if they were home
Willunga - see creek comment

Sorry to do this mate
That is 2 wrong. I was going back to see when Cuzzy and Signman were on last and spotted this

Has anyone else noticed that Cuzzy and Signman have not been on the site this week

[Kick 'N' Catch]

myponga v's langhornes: too big too strong for the young mudlarks. 60pts
Mclaren v's strath: both sides having good wins last week but strath too strong under lights at mclaren. 18pts
yankalilla v's encounter bay: both sides struggling but yank to a lesser extent. 24pts
victor v's willunga: in whats shaping up as a windy day at victor willunga too much fire power all over the ground. 30pts
mt compass v's goolwa: midfields very even but goolwa having too much up forward for the dogs to deal with. 12pts

[kick it to your mom]

Creeks to salute against the Muddies. Will come out stinging after a surprising, frustrating loss to Strath in the local derby. How good are they? Can they match it with the dynamic, powerhouse Willunga outfit? LC are clearly vulnerable in the wet, which is a disturbing aspect for the team touted as the one to push Willunga in 2009. The Muddies only saviour is if the heavens open, it doesn't appear likely. Creeks by 20+ goals

Strath Need to consolidate after their win against LC sent out a clear message - under-estimate us at your own peril. Looks to be a clean, entertaining game of footy. Strath may take advantage of the lack of fitness among some of the Vale boys, and will be a telling factor in the pointy end of this clash. Strath by less than 4 goals.

Willunga The heavy-weights of the competition go toe-to-toe. This is the acid test for the revolutionised Victor line-up. Won and lost in the midfield. Victor may take a few more weeks to find their feet and work as a cohesive unit, and may be found out against such a well-drilled team of the ilk of Willunga. Two well-balanced sides, compiling of a productive mix of talls, smalls, utilities and running types. Salivating match-ups beckon between the likes of Hams, Steele, Portlock, Alexopolous, Baxter, Haskett, Thomas Vs Ellis brothers, Joraslovsky, Pittman, Hodge, Fox. Willunga's opening test of the season, also. The team switched on from the opening bounce will dictate terms and take the points. Willunga by less than 4 goals, but a VH victory would not surprise.

Goolwa Unfortunately, overshadowed by the much-hyped Will V VH match-up, but I dare say that's how the Goolwa lads would want it, they're flying under the radar but this is the litmus test that will show the competition, and themselves exactly where they are. Discipline seems to be the primary rule at the Magpies, and they seem to be well coached by the much respected Dennis. The somewhat impotent attack of Mt Compass may be exploited, but the influence of the midfield brigade of Compass will be the key to gaining ascendancy. Fitness of both midfields will be tested to the limit, will Ewer and co have the intestinal fortitude to go with the hard-nosed Dogs? A see-saw battle, with the Dogs perhaps having the wood over the Maggies in the middle, but no focal points inside 50 to kick enough goals. Conversely, Goolwa has the powerful forward line to have a winning influence on the scoreboard. Goolwa by less than 2 goals.

Yankalilla A game that will attract very little interest. Look to be the two sides that will fight out the battle for the inglorious wooden spoon. Encounter Bay, after a reasonably successful decade or two, look to be a fractured footy club. In-house issues need to be resolved before any form of on-field success is achieved. The Tigers will be too big, too strong and too fierce at the ball for the hapless Bays. Yank by 10+ goals

nice preview the next craig huttchison?

[The Yetti]

Creeks to salute against the Muddies. Will come out stinging after a surprising, frustrating loss to Strath in the local derby. How good are they? Can they match it with the dynamic, powerhouse Willunga outfit? LC are clearly vulnerable in the wet, which is a disturbing aspect for the team touted as the one to push Willunga in 2009. The Muddies only saviour is if the heavens open, it doesn't appear likely. Creeks by 20+ goals

Strath Need to consolidate after their win against LC sent out a clear message - under-estimate us at your own peril. Looks to be a clean, entertaining game of footy. Strath may take advantage of the lack of fitness among some of the Vale boys, and will be a telling factor in the pointy end of this clash. Strath by less than 4 goals.

Willunga The heavy-weights of the competition go toe-to-toe. This is the acid test for the revolutionised Victor line-up. Won and lost in the midfield. Victor may take a few more weeks to find their feet and work as a cohesive unit, and may be found out against such a well-drilled team of the ilk of Willunga. Two well-balanced sides, compiling of a productive mix of talls, smalls, utilities and running types. Salivating match-ups beckon between the likes of Hams, Steele, Portlock, Alexopolous, Baxter, Haskett, Thomas Vs Ellis brothers, Joraslovsky, Pittman, Hodge, Fox. Willunga's opening test of the season, also. The team switched on from the opening bounce will dictate terms and take the points. Willunga by less than 4 goals, but a VH victory would not surprise.

Goolwa Unfortunately, overshadowed by the much-hyped Will V VH match-up, but I dare say that's how the Goolwa lads would want it, they're flying under the radar but this is the litmus test that will show the competition, and themselves exactly where they are. Discipline seems to be the primary rule at the Magpies, and they seem to be well coached by the much respected Dennis. The somewhat impotent attack of Mt Compass may be exploited, but the influence of the midfield brigade of Compass will be the key to gaining ascendancy. Fitness of both midfields will be tested to the limit, will Ewer and co have the intestinal fortitude to go with the hard-nosed Dogs? A see-saw battle, with the Dogs perhaps having the wood over the Maggies in the middle, but no focal points inside 50 to kick enough goals. Conversely, Goolwa has the powerful forward line to have a winning influence on the scoreboard. Goolwa by less than 2 goals.

Yankalilla A game that will attract very little interest. Look to be the two sides that will fight out the battle for the inglorious wooden spoon. Encounter Bay, after a reasonably successful decade or two, look to be a fractured footy club. In-house issues need to be resolved before any form of on-field success is achieved. The Tigers will be too big, too strong and too fierce at the ball for the hapless Bays. Yank by 10+ goals

nice preview the next craig huttchison?

Too true.
Love the adjectives, fractured Footy club, impotent forward line, dynamic forward line, acid test.
Are you an English Teacher

[Mr Goodkat]

Tips:

Strath
Goolwa
Willunga
Creeks
Yank

[dodgingandweaving]

Creeks to salute against the Muddies. Will come out stinging after a surprising, frustrating loss to Strath in the local derby. How good are they? Can they match it with the dynamic, powerhouse Willunga outfit? LC are clearly vulnerable in the wet, which is a disturbing aspect for the team touted as the one to push Willunga in 2009. The Muddies only saviour is if the heavens open, it doesn't appear likely. Creeks by 20+ goals

Strath Need to consolidate after their win against LC sent out a clear message - under-estimate us at your own peril. Looks to be a clean, entertaining game of footy. Strath may take advantage of the lack of fitness among some of the Vale boys, and will be a telling factor in the pointy end of this clash. Strath by less than 4 goals.

Willunga The heavy-weights of the competition go toe-to-toe. This is the acid test for the revolutionised Victor line-up. Won and lost in the midfield. Victor may take a few more weeks to find their feet and work as a cohesive unit, and may be found out against such a well-drilled team of the ilk of Willunga. Two well-balanced sides, compiling of a productive mix of talls, smalls, utilities and running types. Salivating match-ups beckon between the likes of Hams, Steele, Portlock, Alexopolous, Baxter, Haskett, Thomas Vs Ellis brothers, Joraslovsky, Pittman, Hodge, Fox. Willunga's opening test of the season, also. The team switched on from the opening bounce will dictate terms and take the points. Willunga by less than 4 goals, but a VH victory would not surprise.

Goolwa Unfortunately, overshadowed by the much-hyped Will V VH match-up, but I dare say that's how the Goolwa lads would want it, they're flying under the radar but this is the litmus test that will show the competition, and themselves exactly where they are. Discipline seems to be the primary rule at the Magpies, and they seem to be well coached by the much respected Dennis. The somewhat impotent attack of Mt Compass may be exploited, but the influence of the midfield brigade of Compass will be the key to gaining ascendancy. Fitness of both midfields will be tested to the limit, will Ewer and co have the intestinal fortitude to go with the hard-nosed Dogs? A see-saw battle, with the Dogs perhaps having the wood over the Maggies in the middle, but no focal points inside 50 to kick enough goals. Conversely, Goolwa has the powerful forward line to have a winning influence on the scoreboard. Goolwa by less than 2 goals.

Yankalilla A game that will attract very little interest. Look to be the two sides that will fight out the battle for the inglorious wooden spoon. Encounter Bay, after a reasonably successful decade or two, look to be a fractured footy club. In-house issues need to be resolved before any form of on-field success is achieved. The Tigers will be too big, too strong and too fierce at the ball for the hapless Bays. Yank by 10+ goals

nice preview the next craig huttchison?

Too true.
Love the adjectives, fractured Footy club, impotent forward line, dynamic forward line, acid test.
Are you an English Teacher

No. Just enjoy delivering an insightful piece of reading for the good people of SA Footy.

[Gingernuts]

No. Just enjoy delivering an insightful piece of reading for the good people of SA Footy.

Nice work! I have to say it's a better piece than anything the local papers have to offer, particularly the Southern Argus. Some very ordinary journalism in that publication.

[Z-mac]

my tips for the week
willunga- there will be no stopping the bigmen in this game, hasket will run a muck!
compass- need to stamp their mark, being a little underestimated
ebay- as my rough pick
creek-obviously
and strath

[dodgingandweaving]

No. Just enjoy delivering an insightful piece of reading for the good people of SA Footy.

Nice work! I have to say it's a better piece than anything the local papers have to offer, particularly the Southern Argus. Some very ordinary journalism in that publication.

Would never slander a fellow journo, from all reports it is palatable.

[Panther32]

myponga v's langhornes: Langhorne Creek by 10 goals, the old boys way too experienced for the young Mudalarks
Mclaren v's strath: Strath by 5 goals
yankalilla v's encounter bay: Unfortunately i'm going to have to tip Yank...
victor v's willunga: Going for an upset here, Willunga to take the early lead but the Roos to storm home to win by 2 goals.
mt compass v's goolwa: Cheering for Goolwa but I think Compass will want to make a statement in this game to the Maggies and will get up by 5 goals.

[BJ Ernest]

myponga v's langhornes: Langhorne Creek by 10 goals, the old boys way too experienced for the young Mudalarks
Mclaren v's strath: Strath by 5 goals
yankalilla v's encounter bay: Unfortunately i'm going to have to tip Yank...
victor v's willunga: Going for an upset here, Willunga to take the early lead but the Roos to storm home to win by 2 goals. mt compass v's goolwa: Cheering for Goolwa but I think Compass will want to make a statement in this game to the Maggies and will get up by 5 goals.

Why would you pray for this to happen?? You played juniors for the club we just couldnt afford you. Theres no need to now barrack against us!

[Red is Best!]

Good to see everyone getting their tips in. I am little bit concerned about the safety of Kimusabi, the only poster from Strath but has not been sighted this week. Now it time for the master tipster:

My Tips:

Yankalilla - very close match, in the wet bodies too big for the young Eagles
Creeks - too much firepower, was intereted to read that Strath lost it last week rather than us beating them
Goolwa - close match, last years were decided by 7 points and 1 point. Pongy to appreciate a dead 4 track
VH - would tip Compass if they were home
Willunga - see creek comment

Sorry to do this mate
That is 2 wrong. I was going back to see when Cuzzy and Signman were on last and spotted this

Has anyone else noticed that Cuzzy and Signman have not been on the site this week

I believe they have a blanket ban on them from the President, not to use footy forum!
After seeing them in action last week against us. Yuk!
The weather brought us back to their standard.
Cuzzy i think Signman was right and you should eat humble pie. The Bays are in big trouble.
The new B-Grade Coach couldn't coach Senior Colts - Hows he going to go with the B-Grade!
trouble!

[Signman1972]

Say No More! Red!

I have decided that from now on, only report the positives from the Club,
Not the negitive's so i don't upset Cuzzy No more!

Positive + More people drinking (18) at the bar tonight than training (2 grades)!
+ Bar profits are Up.

Negitives - Nil

[Signman1972]

The Weekends Tips:-
Langhorne Creek
Strathalbyn
Willunga
Port Elliot - Saints (Just to raz the Goolwa Boys)
Yankalilla by 5 goals.
Dont have sex with Pigs you mite get the Flu!

[Elf]

im tipping a victor upset!!! go you roos!!!

[Jimmy_041]

The Weekends Tips:-
Langhorne Creek
Strathalbyn
Willunga
Port Elliot - Saints (Just to raz the Goolwa Boys)
Yankalilla by 5 goals.
Dont have sex with Pigs you mite get the Flu!

See the photo in the Advertiser of the bloke carrying the pig on his shoulder today.............

[Panther32]

myponga v's langhornes: Langhorne Creek by 10 goals, the old boys way too experienced for the young Mudalarks
Mclaren v's strath: Strath by 5 goals
yankalilla v's encounter bay: Unfortunately i'm going to have to tip Yank...
victor v's willunga: Going for an upset here, Willunga to take the early lead but the Roos to storm home to win by 2 goals. mt compass v's goolwa: Cheering for Goolwa but I think Compass will want to make a statement in this game to the Maggies and will get up by 5 goals.

Why would you pray for this to happen?? You played juniors for the club we just couldnt afford you. Theres no need to now barrack against us!

When you go for an upset you are needing to pray for the result to come your way. As much as I love you blokes BJ, it would be good for the league for you blokes to lose a game this year and I realistically think there's not too many teams in the league that are capable of doing it, maybe Victor and Langhorne Creek. It would be boring for everyone else if you blokes went undefeated all year!