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Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby eaglehaslanded » Sun Mar 09, 2008 12:42 pm

Can anyone tell me how the trials went this weekend unfortunately with the change of times I couldn't make it to see the Eagles play this weekend. I'm interested in all results though.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Jar Man Out » Sun Mar 09, 2008 12:52 pm

Eagles lost to West

Centrals lost to Sturt

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Legs lost to the panthers.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby PhilH » Sun Mar 09, 2008 1:12 pm

Interestingly in all 5 games thus far,
the team finishing lower on the ladder last year
have defeated
the team finishing higher on the ladder last year

Probably says something on the degree of how seriously teams
are taking the pre-season.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby locky801 » Sun Mar 09, 2008 2:54 pm

PhilH wrote:Interestingly in all 5 games thus far,
the team finishing lower on the ladder last year
have defeated
the team finishing higher on the ladder last year

Probably says something on the degree of how seriously teams
are taking the pre-season.



Big call Phil, doesnt matter when but winning form is good form :D
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby panthers 2008 » Sun Mar 09, 2008 4:42 pm

I suppose some teams use the trials to play players in different positions,but surely you would expect most teams to have a decent crack and get some cohesion happening in the team.
I was surprised by the standard of the game between Norwood and South on friday night,It was actually of a good standard irrespective of it it being their first hit out for the season.
Both teams moved the ball well,and ran the game out in what were very warm conditions.
It is looking like a very interesting season,I think we will be in for the closest one in a while.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby BUZZ » Sun Mar 09, 2008 10:54 pm

locky801 wrote:
PhilH wrote:Interestingly in all 5 games thus far,
the team finishing lower on the ladder last year
have defeated
the team finishing higher on the ladder last year

Probably says something on the degree of how seriously teams
are taking the pre-season.



Big call Phil, doesnt matter when but winning form is good form :D

Great call locky, i dont think any side has ever gone out onto the field pre-empting a loss, SANFL trials or NAB cub
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby cd » Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:10 pm

Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial game against Centrals.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby BUZZ » Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:17 pm

cd wrote:Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial agme against Centrals.

Where was the game played cd, and can you shed any light on Vinnie Rugalo and his move to PA?
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Thiele » Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:31 pm

The game was played at Richmond
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby BUZZ » Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:35 pm

Thiele wrote:The game was played at Richmond

So life at Westies is all good with out the great Doug Thomas Thiele?
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Thiele » Sun Mar 09, 2008 11:57 pm

Yes it is
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Ian » Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:01 am

BUZZ wrote:Great call locky, i dont think any side has ever gone out onto the field pre-empting a loss, SANFL trials or NAB cub
perhaps not pre-empting a loss, but most would be trying different things out this time of year and have no real concern about the result unless is was blatantly obvious that they were totally outplayed/outclassed.

This from cd pretty much sums up most (if not all) clubs attitudes towards trials

cd wrote: - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby MightyEagles » Mon Mar 10, 2008 9:15 am

BUZZ wrote:
cd wrote:Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial agme against Centrals.

Where was the game played cd, and can you shed any light on Vinnie Rugalo and his move to PA?


Why then is his younger brother still with the Eagles u19s then?
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby eaglehaslanded » Mon Mar 10, 2008 2:29 pm

cd wrote:Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial game against Centrals.


Will definately be there next weekend CD. I always enjoy getting back to thebby. GO EAGLES GO !!!
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby cd » Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:51 pm

Buzz, I understand that Vinnie felt he would have a better chance at more league games at another club. He was our B & F for the Reserves last year. Vinnie goes with our best wishes, we are sorry to see him go but wouldnt stand in his way.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby MightyEagles » Mon Mar 10, 2008 9:00 pm

eaglehaslanded wrote:
cd wrote:Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial game against Centrals.


Will definately be there next weekend CD. I always enjoy getting back to thebby. GO EAGLES GO !!!


Saturday will be hot, maybe have it at night?
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Mickyj » Thu Mar 13, 2008 1:33 pm

cd wrote:Was an excellent hit out and although we lost by a little under 4 goals many youngsters were given an opportunity to impress - Broadbent, Papps, Roberts, Pavich, Hicks Biagi, Couch, Rimmington all showing a real desire. Grocke was off early in the first quarter after a head high hit with concussion but should be OK.

A game which we almost pinched - as a trial gave the coaches a great chance to swap blokes around and see the options we can develop.

Hope to see you this weekend at Thebarton for our last trial game against Centrals.

the crows youngster Jackie also looked a lot better against west .
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Mickyj » Thu Mar 13, 2008 1:34 pm

PhilH wrote:Interestingly in all 5 games thus far,
the team finishing lower on the ladder last year
have defeated
the team finishing higher on the ladder last year

Probably says something on the degree of how seriously teams
are taking the pre-season.


So WWT will beat the doggies tis week then Phil ? Well I hope so pretty sure no one in charge really cares about these trials .
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby PhilH » Thu Mar 13, 2008 3:11 pm

I am not saying teams go out with an deliberate intention to lose, far from it.

What I will say is that teams (especially those coming off a successful 2007) will have a much more diverse range of goals for the trial games that just simply the result.

These goals can range from
- trying new players in match conditions
- trying exisiting players in different positions
- trying some differing structures and tactics
- ensuring best team makes it to Rd 1 at as much full strength as possible
- winning

Teams will also be at varying levels of fitness depending on whether the goal is to be at their absolute peak fitness
- now
- Round one
- later in the year.
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Re: Trial Week 2 Results.

Postby Big Phil » Thu Mar 13, 2008 3:25 pm

PhilH wrote:I am not saying teams go out with an deliberate intention to lose, far from it.

What I will say is that teams (especially those coming off a successful 2007) will have a much more diverse range of goals for the trial games that just simply the result.

These goals can range from
- trying new players in match conditions
- trying exisiting players in different positions
- trying some differing structures and tactics
- ensuring best team makes it to Rd 1 at as much full strength as possible
- winning

Teams will also be at varying levels of fitness depending on whether the goal is to be at their absolute peak fitness
- now
- Round one
- later in the year.


Well said Phil H, :wink:

I agree with every point you make. I think I read on another spread that Centrals lost ALL trials in 2004 and look at the year they went on to have. I think trials are critical to give those younger blokes from the twos a chance to play againsts bigger bodies at a quicker match pace. at least if you need them later in the year they have a little bit of experience, better than being thrown in the deep end. I think ALL temas would agree with this point... :D

The other thing it does is shows the versatility of certain players. Classic example of this is a certain Centrals player. I remember a few years ago Yves Sibenaler (Centrals FB) was playing as a forward in the twos. He was doing alright and was kicking a few goals then one pre-season he was then tried at CHB / FB in a league trial game and he has now gone on to be one of our best defenders. He even made Advertiser Team Of The Year as a defender. Same happened with Jeremy Aufderheide i reckon... :-k

No doubt, the temas would rather be winning, especially as the season gets closer, but it's not the be all and end all. :D

Cant wait for Saturday at thebby, should be a good game...

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