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an easy win for centrals or will south show some true character

magpie in the 80's wrote:an easy win for centrals or will south show some true character

Centrals by 15 goals for me. 25 goals if they play like they did against us .

Centrals by 20 goals

It is always harder to play a lower side.

Dogs only just. 15 points.

20 goals?

Must feel good winning a game eh lads?

Dogs by 8-10 goals.

saintal wrote:20 goals?

Must feel good winning a game eh lads?

Dogs by 8-10 goals.

I said 25 if they play like they did against us . And yes it does feel good winning a game .

Seriously though centrals warming up for finals and south playing for pride and pride alone.

magpie in the 80's wrote:an easy win for centrals or will south show some true character

You shouldn't have bothered typing the last half of that sentence.

I rate SA.

They have beaten Tiges twice this year.

Huge UPSET.

SA by five points

Go Panthers!

South weren't too shabby last time these two sides met, from memory, but I'd expect the Dogs to win this one by about 40 points.

SA are an SANFL side I respect.

My first SANFL Match as a 7 yo.

Really don't know what to expect from an inconsistant Doggies outfit...

Would like to think the boys will be desperate to atone for the poor performance against North and hope they come out and win by 10 goals but I wouldn't be suprised if South come out all gun's firing and cause an upset...

For me, Dogs by 36 points...

dogs by 115 points.

no bull

they will thump em.

Dogs will have a long drive down and will be thinking of weeks ahead and Panther youngsters will react from last week, might be closer than expected.

magpie in the 80's wrote:south show some true character

If South show true character, Central by about 12 goals....

pale ale wrote:Dogs will have a long drive down and will be thinking of weeks ahead and Panther youngsters will react from last week, might be closer than expected.

Totally agree pale ale...

Dogs could win by plenty, South could cause an upset ???

You just don't know what either side will throw up so I met 1/2 way and tipped Centrals by just over 5 goals...

Centrals are a bit like St Kilda on-field this year (of course they're worlds apart off field). Depends which Centrals turns up.

If it's the one that turned up against North, then Centrals may win by about 10 points.

If it's the one that turned up against Glenelg, then Centrals will win by 20 goals

Brucetiki wrote:Centrals are a bit like St Kilda on-field this year (of course they're worlds apart off field). Depends which Centrals turns up.

If it's the one that turned up against North, then Centrals may win by about 10 points.

If it's the one that turned up against Glenelg, then Centrals will win by 20 goals

Centrals are better than St Kilda...

TigerBoss wrote:Centrals are better than St Kilda...

I'd like to think so TB...

BUT...

Kozi would give Sibenaler too much trouble, Schelly is a great CHB but Nick Riewoldt isn't a bad CHF...

Then Lenny Hayes, Luke Ball, Adam Schneider, Nick DalSanto, Robert Harvey on the ball against...

Paul Thomas, Matty Slade, Chad O'Sullivan, Ian Callinan and former Saints players James and Chris Gowans...

Milney would be too quick for Richie Cochrane.... Where do I stop....

Steven King is too experienced for Jon Griffin and Buckets Mackenzie...

Saints by 10 goals if they played each other....

Back onto the topic at hand...

If Schelly comes back into the side, I think he should play up forward and put Heath Lawry to CHB to find some form...

Schelly could be a chance to kick a bag if he comes up and plays...

Anyway, enough talk on St. Kilda, back onto the topic at hand...

Here is the Doggies side to take on South Adelaide at Noarlunga on Saturday afternoon...

Full Forward: Chris Gowans, Luke Cowan, Ian Callinan
Half Forwards: Chad O'Sullivan, Heath Lawry, Luke McCabe
Centre Line: Louis Hadden, James Gowans, Elijah Ware
Half Backs: Trent Goodrem, Andrew Hayes, Ryan Williams
Full Backs: Adam Switala, Yves Sibenaler, Richard Cochrane

Rucks: Jonathon Griffin, Paul Thomas, Matthew Slade

Interchange (from): Scott Dutschke, Jason Mackenzie, James Moss and Brayden O'Hara

So from the side that lost to North Adelaide before last weeks bye, here are the changes...

INS: McCabe, Ware, Williams
OUTS: Steinberner, M.Westhoff (either Moss or O'Hara from extended interchange)

Interestingly, Daniel Schell hasn't come up again this week with his groin. Hopefully it isn't worst than first thought and he will be back in the side just in time for finals. Not sure if Steiny has been dropped or his injured and I would think one of the youngsters in Moss or O'Hara will drop to the ressies with experienced Luke McCabe and Elijah Ware coming back into the side...

Steinberner dropped?