FINAL 5 SET ALREADY?

[northerner]

Dogs64 so you are saying that Jez McLennans ankle is worse than we thought.
Huge out if Dittmar doesnt play either

Jezza and Luca chance this week.
Chisholm barreau monaghan and Pearce hopefully in twos on the comeback trail.
Kendall and Beau Thomas the week after.

[gazzamagoo]

Big win by North on the weekend. Could’ve been by a lot more too.

Over next 2 rounds, North have Port then South. Eagles have Glenelg then Sturt.

Could be just percentage separating both teams after Round 14 with plenty of the season still to play out.

Dogs are not safe either with our injury list.

It looks like we're not getting anyone back for our next game. I don't have much confidence against the Crows side that just comfortably beat Glenelg.

It looks that way,we all thought a few would be back after the bye.
Seems like our injuries take longer than our clubs in returning.
If we don't get anyone back then no chance against the Crows.

No chance? Why Not?!
They will probably lose players too.
Glenelg haven't been going too well either.

[gazzamagoo]

Dogs64 so you are saying that Jez McLennans ankle is worse than we thought.
Huge out if Dittmar doesnt play either

Jezza and Luca chance this week.
Chisholm barreau monaghan and Pearce hopefully in twos on the comeback trail.
Kendall and Beau Thomas the week after.

Where's The Pres & what's Dittmar's prognosis.

[Spargo]

Big win by North on the weekend. Could’ve been by a lot more too.

Over next 2 rounds, North have Port then South. Eagles have Glenelg then Sturt.

Could be just percentage separating both teams after Round 14 with plenty of the season still to play out.

Dogs are not safe either with our injury list.

But North are likely to lose to either Port or South. As discussed in an earlier thread throughout their existence they make a habit of beating the top sides and losing to the bottom sides.
Off topic I know but I often mention North's record at Alberton and that I have seen them win there on 26 occasions. Even more remarkably out of those 26 wins, six of them were in Port Premiership years. That stat alone sums up North Adelaide over the years.

On point again, mate - not good for you though.