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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby NO-MERCY » Mon Apr 04, 2011 7:08 pm

Good to see Butcher get a bit of the ball after very quiet trials.
Ports had the ball so often inside 50 but couldn't kick a winning score.
Thurgood, as good as he was ( 1st half ) up fwd is still a backman in my eyes.
Port too often attack deep into the pockets up forward instead of using the corridor like Norwood do.
Ebert & Butcher will be with the Magpies for a bit longer.
Big game v Glenelg this week at Alberton, can we get 6-7000 in attendance?
If Glenelg supporters show up we could get 10,000!! :lol:
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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby SABRE » Tue Apr 05, 2011 3:03 am

Macca19 wrote:I thought he just liked coaching from ground level at the time, so there you go. Pretty poor that they werent able to use the boxes.

Thought the crowd was probably around 4000 before the game and around 5500 by the start of the 2nd quarter.

Was a great game I thought. You could see the result coming from a mile off though. I said to my mate about 10 minutes into the last that Norwood will get up here. You just cant have the ball inside your forward 50 for 10-12 minutes and only score 0.2 in a tight contest and get the win. Port just had to get a goal to get that buffer but couldnt do it. Norwood were fitter and ran over the top and dominated possession themselves in the last 5-6 minutes. I counted 8 different Port blokes go down with cramp in the last 10 minutes and dont think I saw a single Norwood player do the same.

Butcher and Gallagher were the stars on the day. Butcher looked every bit a first round draft pick, took 9 marks and kicked 3 goals in the third quarter. Great pace off the mark, took at least 3 strong contested marks and made just about the best run down tackle ive ever seen from a big man.

Norwood deserved the win and I must say, they had the umpires against them as well. Not sure what the stats are but there must have been 70 free kicks (seemed to be a free every 30 seconds) and I reckon 50 of them went our way.

A good and refreshingly unbiased summation ‘M19’.

Funny how we see things a little differently from the other side though. Working through your review I thought it was a pretty scrappy match and started to wonder how much you were going to win by. I agree we were never going to give up in the last quarter while it was that close, but I’m amazed we kept within striking distance with our feeble forays into the goal 50 throughout the game. Your defenders made life very difficult. Bugger ‘em! lol

Yes, a couple more Port blokes cramped up, but I noticed 3 or 4 of ours had to stretch ‘em out in the 2nd half too. As for our fitness, the first thing that stood out at the start for me was the extra muscle that your blokes had developed since last year. Especially on their thighs.

I like to think I’m not an ‘umpire basher’, but must agree with you about the majority of decisions.
Sorry I’ve forgotten the name of your ‘ranga’ in the team. If he avoids injury, he’ll do a lot of damage for your club this year. Very handy player. As a Norwood bloke through and through, I hate to say that the Magpies will not finish near the bottom if Saturday’s game is anything to go by.
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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby Rik E Boy » Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:47 pm

pipers wrote:
goraw wrote:mate - i currently hate port with an absolute passion. and love it everytime they lose. and it will never die.and the power loss is only the icing trust me


mate - good on ya!

my gripe is not with the "sucked-in Magpies" stuff. water off a duck's back. 36 flags, and all that.

was just hoping for some meaningful discussion about today's game. not just some "ha-ha, you lost" type of **** that i'll get from idiots at work who don't even follow the SANFL.

Clearly my expectations are a bit high.

If I was running this site then i'd be shutting this thread down about now and starting a new one when someone actually want to talk about the game that JAS posted the scores from.

btw, if the Power losing is your icing then I hope you have a good dentist.


Use the ignore feature to block out the posters you don't want to read. The tools are there. Good to see the Legs start with a win seeing as we lost so many players after last season.

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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:51 pm

Where's the fun in that.
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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby Rik E Boy » Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:52 pm

The Sleeping Giant wrote:Where's the fun in that.


Well the tools are there if you think the tools are there. ;)

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Re: Rd 1 Port v Norwood Post Game Reviews

Postby pipers » Tue Apr 05, 2011 10:27 pm

more tools than mitre 10.
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