Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

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Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Big Phil » Mon May 13, 2013 12:37 pm

Two form teams of the competition come together after a week off for the State Game. The Eagles pumped the Panthers while North had a great home win against Norwood. Easily, match of the round for mine...

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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby CENTURION » Mon May 13, 2013 12:41 pm

Eagles by 21 points. All depends on AFL ins & outs though.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby LPH » Mon May 13, 2013 6:13 pm

I think North are the side to beat, personally.
Love going to Prospect, although the 'crowing bloody Rooster' is annoying :roll:

Big test for Eagles - I know we got belted by West but I think North are better.
Looking forward to this game :)

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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby RB » Mon May 13, 2013 6:32 pm

The Eagles have always got a loss in them at Prospect every year. Seeing as though we're playing @ Prospect twice this year, I'm gonna hope we get the loss out of the system early.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby JK » Mon May 13, 2013 6:51 pm

Stewart becomes a pretty important selection without LJ available, regardless I reckon the Roosters are onto something, so will tip them in a close one, 9 points.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Aerie » Mon May 13, 2013 7:04 pm

First serious test with expectations. Will be interesting to see how the Eagles set up without Redden. Can Ainger relieve Parry in ruck or will they need to bring in Borholm or Heinjus? Eagles and North have plenty of momentum so should be a great game. A 4 point game already as far as top 3 is concerned.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Mr Fuller » Mon May 13, 2013 7:20 pm

Aerie wrote:First serious test with expectations. Will be interesting to see how the Eagles set up without Redden. Can Ainger relieve Parry in ruck or will they need to bring in Borholm or Heinjus? Eagles and North have plenty of momentum so should be a great game. A 4 point game already as far as top 3 is concerned.


If Ainger can be used as the backup ruckman that would be ideal. We have plenty of firepower available who could cover his absence if necessary. Salter, Fitzgerald, Staple could all support (the latter two if picked). We will also have Paul Stewart who could play up forward as a tall if necessary.

Correct me if I'm wrong but North's ruckman (Craig) is quite short for a ruckman but relies more on his spring. So Ainger would be able to hold his own. Bornholm is not up to league footy. Not really any need to persist with him - we've seen enough.

I am going to tip the eagles. We always struggle to contain Lewis Johnston but we seem to cover Stewart pretty well. Given Johnstone is out that is a big advantage to us. Eagles by 5 goals.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby on the rails » Mon May 13, 2013 7:45 pm

James Craig is around 6ft 5 tall so not overly short but he does have a good leap but Parry will be a handful no doubt but our midfielders have been good all year so that will be important re getting the ruck hitouts re clearances.

Re your comment LEH - I can't recall the "Crowing Rooster" for at least 2 seasons maybe more? Mind you it is hard to hear anything from the Taj!
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Mickyj » Mon May 13, 2013 8:24 pm

Aerie wrote:First serious test with expectations. Will be interesting to see how the Eagles set up without Redden. Can Ainger relieve Parry in ruck or will they need to bring in Borholm or Heinjus? Eagles and North have plenty of momentum so should be a great game. A 4 point game already as far as top 3 is concerned.


Personally I think Borholm will come in as the second ruck. Unless the Power drop Redden .
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby rod_rooster » Mon May 13, 2013 9:55 pm

on the rails wrote:James Craig is around 6ft 5 tall so not overly short but he does have a good leap but Parry will be a handful no doubt but our midfielders have been good all year so that will be important re getting the ruck hitouts re clearances.

Re your comment LEH - I can't recall the "Crowing Rooster" for at least 2 seasons maybe more? Mind you it is hard to hear anything from the Taj!


The "Crowing Rooster" was used a few times against Norwood unfortunately. Cringe-worthy stuff.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Hopeful Jelly » Mon May 13, 2013 10:29 pm

I'd personally select Grocke/Staple/Fitzgerald (depending on who is available) as second ruckman ahead of Borholm - I think any of those would offer as much in ruck as Borholm does, but also provide another option in attack.

In the game versus South I was impressed with the rotations through the forward line with the variation of Ainger, Salter, Redden and Parry (to a lesser extent). A far different opponent this week, but changes in the forward line personnel combination approximately every 5 minutes, rather than the predictable swapping of full forward and centre half forward, caused headaches for the opposition.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby RB » Mon May 13, 2013 10:49 pm

Mr Fuller wrote:We always struggle to contain Lewis Johnston but we seem to cover Stewart pretty well.

True. Johnston and Alleway were always a handful for our defenders. Stewart hasn't ever shown any AFL-standard talent against us.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Aerie » Mon May 13, 2013 11:20 pm

RB wrote:
Mr Fuller wrote:We always struggle to contain Lewis Johnston but we seem to cover Stewart pretty well.

True. Johnston and Alleway were always a handful for our defenders. Stewart hasn't ever shown any AFL-standard talent against us.


Seemed to remember Stewart doing well against us in a Final. Looked it up and he kicked 4 and dominated the air against us in the 2009 Elimination Final, which would have gone some way to him getting on Port Power's list that year.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Ian » Tue May 14, 2013 10:08 am

I think the Eagles would have be favourite for this one, if both sides were at full strength it would be a real test for both sides, if North can find a way to kick a winning score this week maybe we are the real deal but I reckon it will be a tough ask.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby RB » Tue May 14, 2013 12:27 pm

Aerie wrote:
RB wrote:
Mr Fuller wrote:We always struggle to contain Lewis Johnston but we seem to cover Stewart pretty well.

True. Johnston and Alleway were always a handful for our defenders. Stewart hasn't ever shown any AFL-standard talent against us.


Seemed to remember Stewart doing well against us in a Final. Looked it up and he kicked 4 and dominated the air against us in the 2009 Elimination Final, which would have gone some way to him getting on Port Power's list that year.

I stand corrected. Still, since then I think don't think we've been too bothered by him.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Sundayshoes33 » Tue May 14, 2013 1:47 pm

Those suggesting Ainger be the 2nd ruck i totally disagree. He is a far too important commodity to our 2013 flag chances, there is no way i want him being banged up as a 2nd ruck.

I would still pick Bourholm, we have enough firepower up forward with salts, Groeke back this week and Ainger, and may add Stewart in there too, so pick 2 rucks and rotate off the bench for me, plus Bourholm needs the experience for future seasons due to Parry's last year.

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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Mr Fuller » Tue May 14, 2013 2:43 pm

Sundayshoes33 wrote:Those suggesting Ainger be the 2nd ruck i totally disagree. He is a far too important commodity to our 2013 flag chances, there is no way i want him being banged up as a 2nd ruck.

I would still pick Bourholm, we have enough firepower up forward with salts, Groeke back this week and Ainger, and may add Stewart in there too, so pick 2 rucks and rotate off the bench for me, plus Bourholm needs the experience for future seasons due to Parry's last year.

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God forbid we have Bornholm in line for Parry's position once he leaves at the end of the year. My impressions are that he was picked up to increase our ruck depth. He would come into the side only if Parry and Kirk were injured. Well Kirk has gone down and that is the only reason he is getting a look in. He is not currently and never will be league standard. He is too short to ruck.

Once Parry leaves us a ruckman will need to become our priority along with a hard running, quick midfielder. The recruiting team better be hard at work. Kirk will only have 1-2 years left as well.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Sundayshoes33 » Tue May 14, 2013 4:08 pm

Too short Bourholm?? 197cm too short?

Definately picked up for a project player top replace Parry, Kirk was recruited for the back-line support with Greiger leaving and yes as a 2nd ruck if Parry was to rubbed out for life under the new rule.
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby johntheclaret » Tue May 14, 2013 5:37 pm

JK wrote:Stewart becomes a pretty important selection without LJ available, regardless I reckon the Roosters are onto something, so will tip them in a close one, 9 points.

LJ wasn't available for most of our last game and it didn't do us any harm ;)
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Re: Rnd 6: North v Eagles @ Prospect Oval (Sat 18/5)

Postby Mickyj » Tue May 14, 2013 8:00 pm

johntheclaret wrote:
JK wrote:Stewart becomes a pretty important selection without LJ available, regardless I reckon the Roosters are onto something, so will tip them in a close one, 9 points.

LJ wasn't available for most of our last game and it didn't do us any harm ;)


And we have been playing without Grocke most of the year doesn't seem to have hurt us to bad either ;)
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