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SAAFL - Division 3

Posted:
Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:01 pm
by blublurag
I'll get this one started...games this week are...
02:15 PM Eastern Park v Athelstone Proposed Dwight Reserve, 12
02:15 PM Salisbury v Pooraka Proposed Salisbury Oval, 61
02:15 PM Old Ignatians v Prince Alfred OC Proposed Hunter Park (railways) West Tc, 39
02:15 PM Payneham NU v Flinders Park Proposed Payneham Oval, 49
02:15 PM Walkerville v Pembroke OS Proposed Walkerville Recreation Ground, 71
My picks...
Athelstone
Salisbury
Old Ignatians
Payneham NU
Pembroke OS

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 12:46 pm
by blublurag
I have added a Poll now...

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:12 pm
by Pag
Eastern Park v Athelstone (Good side all over the park)
Salisbury v Pooraka (Bias)
Old Ignatians v Prince Alfred OC (Something is wrong down at the Havelock...)
Payneham NU v Flinders Park (Hard to read these two, went with the home ground)
Walkerville v Pembroke OS (Pembroke haven't missed a beat since last year)

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:35 pm
by Footy Chick
hope you've got a bloody good full back PAG, their full forward is pretty handy

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:38 pm
by blublurag
If that's Coghill, yes, he is a pretty handy player. Played most of last year at CHF. Didn't think he was playing this year, but obviously he is.

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:44 pm
by Footy Chick
nah i think this guy came from rosewater last year, but dont quote me on that

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:48 pm
by blublurag
In the paper it had Lee Coghill kicking 8, so I assume it was him.

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:50 pm
by blublurag
Another thing, I heard Brett Smid, Walkerville's Full Forward, wasn't playing this year. Was heading down to Mt Gambier to play. Was surprised to see him named in the paper as kicking a few goals.
Was he playing one last game for the Cats before heading down to Mt Gambier for their season opener?

Posted:
Thu Apr 06, 2006 2:31 pm
by Pag
Falcon Chick wrote:hope you've got a bloody good full back PAG, their full forward is pretty handy
Last year our CHB kept Coghill to one mark and one goal down at Lindblom, went on to win our B&F. He injured himself at Pembroke last week and he's out for a month so we've got a bit of reshuffling to do to work out who's gonna get him. We know how he plays so I'm sure the men in charge will come up with something, that's what they get paid to do.

Posted:
Sat Apr 08, 2006 10:47 pm
by Pag
Good news for the rest of Division 3, Coghill is travelling overseas for the rest of the season...

Posted:
Sun Apr 09, 2006 3:54 pm
by Blue Boy
Raggies lookin alright at the moment

Posted:
Thu Apr 13, 2006 2:54 pm
by Pag
They are, any win at Eastern Park is a good one, but a 100 point win at Eastern Park is pretty impressive.
Anyone know what's happened to Flinders Park?

Posted:
Thu Apr 13, 2006 10:16 pm
by duncs7
I think Eastern Park may be slowly on the slide now, lots of problems off field and for the 1st time in years couldnt get a D grade team in.

Posted:
Fri Apr 14, 2006 5:54 pm
by carey18
doesnt seem things r good at needle park!

Posted:
Mon Apr 17, 2006 11:40 pm
by Pag
Just read that Jarrod and Ryan Byrne are playing for for CYC on the Yorke Penninsula. So after losing Thredgold and Geddes, plus those two, it starts to become a bit clearer why PAOC are 0-2...

Posted:
Tue Apr 25, 2006 11:16 pm
by blublurag
SAAFL footy is alive and well with a massive crowd turning up to watch the Raggies play Payneham NU. And they wouldn't have left diappointed either, with a cracker of a game. PNU came out firing early to lead 8 goals to 1 at quarter time but the Raggies fought back well to be just in front at 3 quarter time. PNU finished off better in a very close finish (the 9 point difference was due to a goal to PNU after the siren).
The crowd estmate was 1000+ with many Raggies stalwarts saying they hadn't seen a crowd like that at Raggiesland for a long long time.

Posted:
Wed Apr 26, 2006 11:24 am
by Footy Chick
blublurag wrote:SAAFL footy is alive and well with a massive crowd turning up to watch the Raggies play Payneham NU. And they wouldn't have left diappointed either, with a cracker of a game. PNU came out firing early to lead 8 goals to 1 at quarter time but the Raggies fought back well to be just in front at 3 quarter time. PNU finished off better in a very close finish (the 9 point difference was due to a goal to PNU after the siren).
The crowd estmate was 1000+ with many Raggies stalwarts saying they hadn't seen a crowd like that at Raggiesland for a long long time.
Absolutely, havent seen a game that good at ANY level in a long time, the battle of the Staggs turned out to be a real treat. we looked a bit shaky in the 3rd quarter, but came out with the goods in the end...looking forward to the return bout

Posted:
Wed Apr 26, 2006 9:08 pm
by GWW
Falcon Chick wrote:blublurag wrote:SAAFL footy is alive and well with a massive crowd turning up to watch the Raggies play Payneham NU. And they wouldn't have left diappointed either, with a cracker of a game. PNU came out firing early to lead 8 goals to 1 at quarter time but the Raggies fought back well to be just in front at 3 quarter time. PNU finished off better in a very close finish (the 9 point difference was due to a goal to PNU after the siren).
The crowd estmate was 1000+ with many Raggies stalwarts saying they hadn't seen a crowd like that at Raggiesland for a long long time.
Absolutely, havent seen a game that good at ANY level in a long time, the battle of the Staggs turned out to be a real treat. we looked a bit shaky in the 3rd quarter, but came out with the goods in the end...looking forward to the return bout
Which Staggs are you referring to? Matthew and which other one? Jeremy?

Posted:
Thu Apr 27, 2006 9:33 am
by Footy Chick
GWW wrote:Falcon Chick wrote:blublurag wrote:SAAFL footy is alive and well with a massive crowd turning up to watch the Raggies play Payneham NU. And they wouldn't have left diappointed either, with a cracker of a game. PNU came out firing early to lead 8 goals to 1 at quarter time but the Raggies fought back well to be just in front at 3 quarter time. PNU finished off better in a very close finish (the 9 point difference was due to a goal to PNU after the siren).
The crowd estmate was 1000+ with many Raggies stalwarts saying they hadn't seen a crowd like that at Raggiesland for a long long time.
Absolutely, havent seen a game that good at ANY level in a long time, the battle of the Staggs turned out to be a real treat. we looked a bit shaky in the 3rd quarter, but came out with the goods in the end...looking forward to the return bout
Which Staggs are you referring to? Matthew and which other one? Jeremy?
Matthew - Athelstone and James - PNU

Posted:
Fri Apr 28, 2006 2:31 pm
by blublurag
Games this week for Round 4 are...
02:15 PM Eastern Park v Pembroke OS Dwight Reserve, 12
02:15 PM Old Ignatians v Pooraka Hunter Park (railways) West Tc, 39
02:15 PM Payneham NU v Prince Alfred OC Payneham Oval, 49
02:15 PM Flinders Park v Athelstone Flinders Park Oval, 17
02:15 PM Walkerville v Salisbury Walkerville Recreation Ground, 71
My tips....
Pembroke OS, Old Ignatians, Payneham NU, Athelstone, Salisbury