SAAFL Div 7 & 7R (2010)

[Footy Chick]

Modbury v Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC v Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University v Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes v Central United - although you're on notice coach, you've let me down twice now and I'm 2 behind
Adelaide University v Glenunga - eeny meeny miny mo....

[BigDaddy]

Modbury v Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC v Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University v Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes v Central United - although you're on notice coach, you've let me down twice now and I'm 2 behind
Adelaide University v Glenunga - eeny meeny miny mo....

that's what you get for picking against the Gully!

[The_Warrior]

This week's likely winners

Modbury
SHOC
Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes
Glenunga

[S Demon]

Div 7
Modbury 07.12 54 v 13.03 81 Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC 09.07 61 v 11.12 78 Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University 00.00 0 v 20.24 144 Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes 06.04 40 v 13.12 90 Central United
Adelaide University 10.11 71 v 11.06 72 Glenunga

Div 7R
Modbury 06.09 45 v 06.09 45 Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC 06.05 41 v 11.18 84 Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University 00.00 0 v 11.05 71 Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes 07.15 57 v 09.05 59 Central United
Adelaide University 19.12 126 v 03.05 23 Glenunga

[Esteban Vihaio]

Div 7
Modbury 07.12 54 v 13.03 81 Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC 09.07 61 v 11.12 78 Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University 00.00 0 v 20.24 144 Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes 06.04 40 v 13.12 90 Central United
Adelaide University 10.11 71 v 11.06 72 Glenunga

Div 7R
Modbury 06.09 45 v 06.09 45 Athelstone
Sacred Heart OC 06.05 41 v 11.18 84 Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University 00.00 0 v 11.05 71 Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes 07.15 57 v 09.05 59 Central United
Adelaide University 19.12 126 v 03.05 23 Glenunga

Home ground advantage doesn't mean much, neither does ladder position?!?!

[Demon Juke]

Central united the dark horse!! If they keep the best 21 on the field.

[Bluedemon]

central united have had a good run of wins after losing the first couple of games i think. glenunga would be equal top after a good win of Adel Uni.

[Matty Thomas]

central united have had a good run of wins after losing the first couple of games i think. glenunga would be equal top after a good win of Adel Uni.

[code][/code]

After 20 mins of the 1st qtr Adelaide Uni were 6 goals to 0 on front. Great win by the Glenunga boys

[fuzz]

Some amazing results this week. What happened to the crabs? Both grades failed to trouble the scoreboard. WTF!

[someguy1]

Some amazing results this week. What happened to the crabs? Both grades failed to trouble the scoreboard. WTF!

Something wrong there, B's scored 5.15 and should have won if we'd kicked straight, A's were 11-12 goal I think.

[Footy Chick]

That's it...I'm OFF the bandwagon!

[furiousflemo]

That's it...I'm OFF the bandwagon!

Plenty of room on the Central United Bandwagon FC

[Footy Chick]

That's it...I'm OFF the bandwagon!

Plenty of room on the Central United Bandwagon FC

Might just have to catch that train Flemo

[Top End]

That's it...I'm OFF the bandwagon!

Plenty of room on the Central United Bandwagon FC

Might just have to catch that train Flemo

Don't jump of the Riddler express just yet everyone. The Maestro will have the boys back in form for the the Finals. Just that mid-year lull, before he fires them up again for September. Get on the Riddler Express.

[carey]

That's it...I'm OFF the bandwagon!

Plenty of room on the Central United Bandwagon FC

Might just have to catch that train Flemo

Don't jump of the Riddler express just yet everyone. The Maestro will have the boys back in form for the the Finals. Just that mid-year lull, before he fires them up again for September. Get on the Riddler Express.

is that 3 in a row????

[Footy Chick]

Yup..

[The Riddler]

Yep fair to say we've hit a bit of a flat patch down at MLFC which we will turn around soon but the beauty is the sun came up today, we've got another game this week and it's only June. Also need to give some credit to the opposition Central United are a very good "team" no reliance on any 1 individual and will play very deep into September. Game was played in good spirits & after half time they spanked us plain and simple.

Gutsy win by the Glenunga lads...all of a sudden the ladder is very very congested.

[Bradman]

Better to lose now.
got time to turn things around

Just dont doubt what your doing Riddler

[The_Warrior]

2/5 Apparently no one in Div 7 likes their Home Turf

The Mawson Lakes Saints hosted the in-form Central United on Saturday in conditions of complete contrast to the previous weeks. The Saints were coming off 2 losses in a row while the Units had won their last 4, and while the spots on the ladder between the two was great, the form was with the lower side which would prove decisive. The First Half was an arm wrestle with both teams defences holding firm and with each team only kicking 4 goals. Lachlan Kennett and Rob O'Gorman were working hard for the Saints in the midfield while Trish's Boy Michael Draper was proving impassable in defence. With a point in it at half time, no one would have predicted the 3rd term, with the culmination of the Saints worst quater for the year and some good running football for the Units saw a 6 goal to nothing 3rd term to effectively end the contest. The Units discipline which had been their Achilles heel in the 1st half (with the best display of Div 7 umpiring seen this year by the Saints) suddenly became a non issue as it's players focused on winning the footy and it's running game from half back. Matthew Herreen and Bernie Bobridge for the Units repelled all Saints attacks, setting up their full forward James Daley who finished with 3 goals. Greg Kells and Draper kept trying to halt the wave of Unit attacks, but with momentum on the Units side saw them run out comfortable winners. The Saints tough run continues when they take on Athelstone at Raggie Land on an oval which hasn't been traditionally a happy hunting ground for them. While Central United's rich from continues in the most even Division 7 Competition seen in years.

[(S)aintbackline]

2/5 Apparently no one in Div 7 likes their Home Turf

The Mawson Lakes Saints hosted the in-form Central United on Saturday in conditions of complete contrast to the previous weeks. The Saints were coming off 2 losses in a row while the Units had won their last 4, and while the spots on the ladder between the two was great, the form was with the lower side which would prove decisive. The First Half was an arm wrestle with both teams defences holding firm and with each team only kicking 4 goals. Lachlan Kennett and Rob O'Gorman were working hard for the Saints in the midfield while Trish's Boy Michael Draper was proving impassable in defence. With a point in it at half time, no one would have predicted the 3rd term, with the culmination of the Saints worst quater for the year and some good running football for the Units saw a 6 goal to nothing 3rd term to effectively end the contest. The Units discipline which had been their Achilles heel in the 1st half (with the best display of Div 7 umpiring seen this year by the Saints) suddenly became a non issue as it's players focused on winning the footy and it's running game from half back. Matthew Herreen and Bernie Bobridge for the Units repelled all Saints attacks, setting up their full forward James Daley who finished with 3 goals. Greg Kells and Draper kept trying to halt the wave of Unit attacks, but with momentum on the Units side saw them run out comfortable winners. The Saints tough run continues when they take on Athelstone at Raggie Land on an oval which hasn't been traditionally a happy hunting ground for them. While Central United's rich from continues in the most even Division 7 Competition seen in years.

Kane Stock was Full Forward and he was lucky to get 2 goals with the goal umpirie handing him one that went over the post.