Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 5:19 pmQ. wrote:Harry49 wrote:Q. wrote:Just find a club you like playing footy at, that's all that matters.
I'm just glad i changed codes and got out of soccer!
So are we
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 5:25 pmmorell wrote:Can someone get the crackers out for this circle jerk.
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 5:33 pmPosted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 5:39 pmFair enough, must be the protein.Harry49 wrote:morell wrote:Can someone get the crackers out for this circle jerk.
Can't ruin a winning routine Morell
I am still waiting for the now traditional weekly @Yank Man spray!BZB27 wrote:Was waiting for on of use to break up the love in
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 5:52 pmmorell wrote:I am still waiting for the now traditional weekly @Yank Man spray!
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 8:15 pmQ. wrote:morell wrote:I am still waiting for the now traditional weekly @Yank Man spray!
More dunghill references please
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 8:36 pmQ. wrote:Shaun Grimley is a life member of Chuck Wagon.
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 8:55 pmBZB27 wrote:Bored at lunch and got the ok from the main man so here is my main match up's for then weekend
C.Schutz v Lindholm:
Cam is alot more atheletic than Lindholm but Lindholm knows how to use his body well in contests around the ground. Dont know if he will have the legs to follow Schutz around.
Mcmurtrie v Parker:
Parker tagged Mcmurtrie out of the game last time and i know he is out to make amends expect. Could be a crucial match up in the outcome.
Davis v Regan:
Both these blokes are bulls out of gates and have no regard for there own body. Would be a dream match up on each other
Keetch v Bradford:
Both veterans of there teams and will be hoping to lead there teams to victory. Keetch coming back to some real good form after a long lay off and Bradford has got the job done all year.
Gilling v Stead
Gilling has proven to be one of the best full forwards in the comp. I must admit to not knowing much about Stead but im sure he is a decent backman.
Bray v Scuppan:
Schuppan took the chocies earlier in the year but Bray come back into form over the last 2 games and like Mcmurtrie is ready to make amends
J.Horne v Walczak:
Not sure if these 2 will match up on each other but both are x factors to each team with Horne hard to contain when the ball hits the deck and Walczak having the run and carry off the last line of defence and not afraid to take the big marks late in the game.
Mcdonnell v Grimley:
The leading goal kicker of the year will take some stopping but i feel Grimley is up to the task. Will also need the whole backline to stiffle his leads.
Lech v J.Currie:
Lech could create all sorts of problems with has hard leading and strong hands across the half forward line. Currie is a solid defender and reads the play well expect a tight tussle between the 2
T.Hyde v Birtle:
All depends if Hyde plays didnt look too good after coming off in the first 5 mins last week but ill take Morell's word for it. Having seen Hyde play but know he will be dangerous up forward
J.Hyde v Glanville:
Should be a good clash between these two Hyde creates a good contest and Glanville is a smart CHB who gets in the right spots
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 10:22 pmhulkamania wrote:Q. wrote:Shaun Grimley is a life member of Chuck Wagon.
I cannot confirm, nor deny these wild allegations!
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 10:25 pmYank Man wrote:BZB27 wrote:Bored at lunch and got the ok from the main man so here is my main match up's for then weekend
C.Schutz v Lindholm:
Cam is alot more atheletic than Lindholm but Lindholm knows how to use his body well in contests around the ground. Dont know if he will have the legs to follow Schutz around.
Mcmurtrie v Parker:
Parker tagged Mcmurtrie out of the game last time and i know he is out to make amends expect. Could be a crucial match up in the outcome.
Davis v Regan:
Both these blokes are bulls out of gates and have no regard for there own body. Would be a dream match up on each other
Keetch v Bradford:
Both veterans of there teams and will be hoping to lead there teams to victory. Keetch coming back to some real good form after a long lay off and Bradford has got the job done all year.
Gilling v Stead
Gilling has proven to be one of the best full forwards in the comp. I must admit to not knowing much about Stead but im sure he is a decent backman.
Bray v Scuppan:
Schuppan took the chocies earlier in the year but Bray come back into form over the last 2 games and like Mcmurtrie is ready to make amends
J.Horne v Walczak:
Not sure if these 2 will match up on each other but both are x factors to each team with Horne hard to contain when the ball hits the deck and Walczak having the run and carry off the last line of defence and not afraid to take the big marks late in the game.
Mcdonnell v Grimley:
The leading goal kicker of the year will take some stopping but i feel Grimley is up to the task. Will also need the whole backline to stiffle his leads.
Lech v J.Currie:
Lech could create all sorts of problems with has hard leading and strong hands across the half forward line. Currie is a solid defender and reads the play well expect a tight tussle between the 2
T.Hyde v Birtle:
All depends if Hyde plays didnt look too good after coming off in the first 5 mins last week but ill take Morell's word for it. Having seen Hyde play but know he will be dangerous up forward
J.Hyde v Glanville:
Should be a good clash between these two Hyde creates a good contest and Glanville is a smart CHB who gets in the right spots
Nice wrap up BZB27, no mention of Sajn lol. Schutz is your key and Lindholm is better served elsewhere, he's played a role for a week or two but not in a GF, Parker also played a one off role but J Mac is too good to let that happen again, Keetchy we haven't seen yet but a match up with CB means you would be wasting talent and leadership, Leck with a K is still a kid and at 16 he may find a Grand Final against big boys a test, good against Uni boys but 50/50 as to him even playing, Franceschinis is your best defender and I would expect him to go to Trav Hyde, if he does actually play, and contrary to morells words of wisdom, is in doubt and we will give him every chance to get up. The great thing about both teams is their ability to throw their players around and in different spots. Frankly this game could be a massive blow out in favour of the best team in the comp, or the underdog could just serve it up and make it tight at the finish. Whatever the result I believe the 2 clubs have a respect for each other that will last a lifetime.
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 10:40 pmPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 7:37 amPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 9:28 amhahaha ours was terrible!!! bit of nerves I reckon, balls flying all over the place.Q. wrote:How good is training on the week of the granny! Blokes up and about everywhere.
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 10:18 amPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:20 amBZB27 wrote:Footy Chick wrote:Quality.
Stead is Fisho's hubby
I reckon you rate Bray a bit too much
Someone has 2
Maybe she can tell me all about him
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:24 amOh he didn't tell you? Brienne is helping us out in the magoos next year.fisho mcspaz wrote:Veteran of 300+ games of senior footy, this will be his last game.
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:27 amPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:32 ammorell wrote:Where are all the Houghton people??
Don't tell me there was a coaches instruction to stay away from safooty last night?
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:33 amRobb_Stark wrote:.BZB27 wrote:Q. wrote:Just find a club you like playing footy at, that's all that matters.
Thats what i did
Agree football is about having fun playing higher grades I lost interest few years back after coming to Houghton during season I enjoy football again
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 11:34 ammorell wrote:Oh he didn't tell you? Brienne is helping us out in the magoos next year.fisho mcspaz wrote:Veteran of 300+ games of senior footy, this will be his last game.
