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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Brucetiki » Sat May 29, 2010 10:44 pm

I have to say I'm impreesed how well the Hamra Homes surface remained with the weather, especially considering when you see the mess AAMI was in today
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby StrayDog » Sat May 29, 2010 10:59 pm

Brucetiki wrote:I have to say I'm impreesed how well the Hamra Homes surface remained with the weather, especially considering when you see the mess AAMI was in today

Agreed. Considering the HHOE surface probably saw about 2/3rds of an inch of rain in the 24 hours to the match, I thought it held up pretty well. Certainly no issues having a bit of a run around with the young'ns during the breaks.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Mr Irate » Sat May 29, 2010 11:02 pm

Big Phil wrote:Only 1702 people at Elizabeth today, but not really surprising with the weather and it being live both on TV and radio...


I'll look forward to an article from Rucci outlining how unfair it is for us :roll:
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby bayman » Sun May 30, 2010 12:32 am

Big Phil wrote:Good to see bayman at the game today, I think the fact the trots were on tonight meant he could get to the two northern suburbs fixtures with convenient ease !!

Thanks for the feedback at half time on my debut calling for RPH mate, while in line at the canteen for a pie, much appreciated mate...



yep spot on & got the cash tonight however i needed mr horne to slot through the last kick of the day so south got within the points although that 2 goal turnaround didn't help either nearing halftime & i thought the call on your first up gig was pretty good, the call seemed to flow back & forth among the 3 men with ease


milne was courageous BUT WHAT WERE THE TRAINERS THINKING PUTTING HIM ON HIS LEGS :roll: :roll: :roll: no matter what the problem ffs wait for the doctor just to be on the safe side

while i very much doubt south were going to win that 2 goal turnaround was the death knell for south as they never recovered after that
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby bayman » Sun May 30, 2010 12:36 am

Dutchy wrote:Cameron Milne has dislocated his hip, ruck could be a big issue for Centrals?


they'll have to use brian donnelly :D

seriously though i'm pretty sure roy will nurse buckets through the next 7 or so weeks & then build him up for the finals
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Grahaml » Sun May 30, 2010 1:27 am

How many of those touches and goals in the last when the game was over and the dogs stopped playing? Might not have been 25 goal loss but closing in on 12 goals with 1/2 an hour to go on a wet day is a massive margin.

Given the input of the dogs key forwards on a day that should make the key backs looks darn good I can't see how Talia could be given so many kudos.

Like it or not, the dogs were a million miles ahead of south today. Perhaps the scoreboard only showed it in the third but the signs were all there in the first half.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby NFC » Sun May 30, 2010 2:53 am

Grahaml wrote:How many of those touches and goals in the last when the game was over and the dogs stopped playing? Might not have been 25 goal loss but closing in on 12 goals with 1/2 an hour to go on a wet day is a massive margin.

Given the input of the dogs key forwards on a day that should make the key backs looks darn good I can't see how Talia could be given so many kudos.

Like it or not, the dogs were a million miles ahead of south today. Perhaps the scoreboard only showed it in the third but the signs were all there in the first half.

So just because you won, and won comfortably, it means no South defenders could have been good? Talia was excellent, took some strong marks, spoilt so many incoming balls and tried to give a bit of rebound. Not only that, but his attack on the ball was first rate, he really hunted the ball and attacked it well.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Big Phil » Sun May 30, 2010 9:14 am

Grahaml wrote:How many of those touches and goals in the last when the game was over and the dogs stopped playing? Might not have been 25 goal loss but closing in on 12 goals with 1/2 an hour to go on a wet day is a massive margin.

Given the input of the dogs key forwards on a day that should make the key backs looks darn good I can't see how Talia could be given so many kudos.

Like it or not, the dogs were a million miles ahead of south today. Perhaps the scoreboard only showed it in the third but the signs were all there in the first half.


Courtesy of Champion Data stats:

Nick Liddle:

1st Qtr - 13 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 5 disposals
4th Qtr - 8 disposals

TOTAL - 32 disposals


3 goals, 5 marks, 7 clearances, 2 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 6 rebound 50's
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Guy O'Keefe:

1st Qtr - 7 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 12 disposals
4th Qtr - 5 disposals

TOTAL - 30 disposals


9 marks, 8 clearances, 3 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 5 rebound 50's
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I know I'd certainly like these 2 midfielders running around for my side...
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Big Phil » Sun May 30, 2010 9:24 am

bayman wrote:
Big Phil wrote:Good to see bayman at the game today, I think the fact the trots were on tonight meant he could get to the two northern suburbs fixtures with convenient ease !!

Thanks for the feedback at half time on my debut calling for RPH mate, while in line at the canteen for a pie, much appreciated mate...



yep spot on & got the cash tonight however i needed mr horne to slot through the last kick of the day so south got within the points although that 2 goal turnaround didn't help either nearing halftime & i thought the call on your first up gig was pretty good, the call seemed to flow back & forth among the 3 men with ease


milne was courageous BUT WHAT WERE THE TRAINERS THINKING PUTTING HIM ON HIS LEGS :roll: :roll: :roll: no matter what the problem ffs wait for the doctor just to be on the safe side

while i very much doubt south were going to win that 2 goal turnaround was the death knell for south as they never recovered after that


Thanks for the nice feedback bayman, I think most people make that comaprison with Buckets being a modern day Super, but it was good that Darryl agreed with me!!

I think in slight defence to the trainers with Milne, they said in the rooms after the game, that HE wanted to try and stand up. Now being a big lad, even if they tried to hold him down, I think the fact that he had a knock to the head as well, face bleeding, meant he was probably a bit groggy and tried to get ot his feet without much success.

Belly and Doc Douglas (Central's head trainer and club doctor) were on the scene pretty quickly as it happened on the grandstand side wing and realised the situation pretty much straight away, getting the stretcher out to Cameron.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby whufc » Sun May 30, 2010 9:50 am

Big Phil wrote:
Grahaml wrote:How many of those touches and goals in the last when the game was over and the dogs stopped playing? Might not have been 25 goal loss but closing in on 12 goals with 1/2 an hour to go on a wet day is a massive margin.

Given the input of the dogs key forwards on a day that should make the key backs looks darn good I can't see how Talia could be given so many kudos.

Like it or not, the dogs were a million miles ahead of south today. Perhaps the scoreboard only showed it in the third but the signs were all there in the first half.


Courtesy of Champion Data stats:

Nick Liddle:

1st Qtr - 13 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 5 disposals
4th Qtr - 8 disposals

TOTAL - 32 disposals


3 goals, 5 marks, 7 clearances, 2 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 6 rebound 50's
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Guy O'Keefe:

1st Qtr - 7 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 12 disposals
4th Qtr - 5 disposals

TOTAL - 30 disposals


9 marks, 8 clearances, 3 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 5 rebound 50's
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I know I'd certainly like these 2 midfielders running around for my side...


I wouldn't want Liddle at the Dogs, rangers wont win us games of football.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby CENTURION » Sun May 30, 2010 10:28 am

whufc wrote:
Big Phil wrote:
Grahaml wrote:How many of those touches and goals in the last when the game was over and the dogs stopped playing? Might not have been 25 goal loss but closing in on 12 goals with 1/2 an hour to go on a wet day is a massive margin.

Given the input of the dogs key forwards on a day that should make the key backs looks darn good I can't see how Talia could be given so many kudos.

Like it or not, the dogs were a million miles ahead of south today. Perhaps the scoreboard only showed it in the third but the signs were all there in the first half.


Courtesy of Champion Data stats:

Nick Liddle:

1st Qtr - 13 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 5 disposals
4th Qtr - 8 disposals

TOTAL - 32 disposals


3 goals, 5 marks, 7 clearances, 2 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 6 rebound 50's
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Guy O'Keefe:

1st Qtr - 7 disposal
2nd Qtr - 6 disposals
3rd Qtr - 12 disposals
4th Qtr - 5 disposals

TOTAL - 30 disposals


9 marks, 8 clearances, 3 takcles, 4 inside 50's, 5 rebound 50's
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I know I'd certainly like these 2 midfielders running around for my side...


I wouldn't want Liddle at the Dogs, wrangers wont win us games of football.

that's DISGUSTING! Everyone knows there's no "W' in rangers!
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby bulldog2004 » Sun May 30, 2010 11:23 am

our rangas get injured eg. milne
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby CENTURION » Sun May 30, 2010 11:51 am

our only one, methinks!
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Apachebulldog » Sun May 30, 2010 11:52 am

Spot on Southee i thought Liddle, Rolfe and Talia stood out for you guys , because of the conditions you guys should of been a lot closer, i was surprised that at one stage we were 11 goals up, whats gonna happen when Central get all their injured players back ??? Its gonna be very interesting.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby bulldog2004 » Sun May 30, 2010 11:54 am

CENTURION wrote:our only one, methinks!

yes excuse the plural
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby CENTURION » Sun May 30, 2010 12:22 pm

Apachebulldog wrote:Spot on Southee i thought Liddle, Rolfe and Talia stood out for you guys , because of the conditions you guys should of been a lot closer, i was surprised that at one stage we were 11 goals up, whats gonna happen when Central get all their injured players back ??? Its gonna be very interesting.

We might not get anyone back at this rate!
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby bayman » Sun May 30, 2010 12:27 pm

CENTURION wrote:

We might not get anyone back at this rate!


well at least that will even up the gap between central & the rest ;)
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby whufc » Sun May 30, 2010 5:13 pm

Realy like Reicharts game, he did an awesome job on Ben Warren for the times he spent on him.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Mopar Dog » Sun May 30, 2010 5:28 pm

Full credit to those South supporters who made the trip out. Not many i know but they are hardcore.
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Re: Round 10 - Central V Panthers Review

Postby Mopar Dog » Sun May 30, 2010 5:28 pm

Great day on the punt too!!!!!!!!!
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