SA Footy

Centrals coming off a win over West and Norwood had the week off after beating South.

Both sides could be unchanged. Norwood won this one first time around by 5 goals.

I have heard Centrals are too small. I have heard Norwood are too tall. Be that as it it may, I see the redlegs making hay.

Norwood by 6 goals.

DOC wrote:I have heard Centrals are too small. I have heard Norwood are too tall.

I have heard that the bonny wee Tiger's the pride of them all.

DOC wrote:I have heard Centrals are too small. I have heard Norwood are too tall. Be that as it it may, I see the redlegs making hay.

Very good.

Pseudo wrote:

DOC wrote:I have heard Centrals are too small. I have heard Norwood are too tall.

I have heard that the bonny wee Tiger's the pride of them all.

Well, it is at the Parade. See the bad pun I just made?

Norwood to win fairly easily I would think, about 7 or 8 goals.

Unfortunately agree Norwood are back playing good footy .We will try but unlikely to be anywhere near good enough.

gazzamagoo wrote:Norwood to win fairly easily I would think, about 7 or 8 goals.

southernbulldog wrote:Unfortunately agree Norwood are back playing good footy .We will try but unlikely to be anywhere near good enough.

Fair calls I think.

I'm sure our boys will have a red hot go but, as I said recently, Norwood are my pick for the last Qualifying Final spot and I can't see them just settling for the points here.

Eight goals looks about right.

We have played some good footy at the Parade over the last few years… despite generally going in as rank underdogs. Not expecting a win but reckon we might make them earn it…

lost there a couple of years ago by 16 goals.

Bit of rain about the next couple of days will bring the Dogs into this one, Thommo would be praying for a wet winter with his midget army.

I'm going to tip us in an upset with 10 goals winning the game.

gazzamagoo wrote:lost there a couple of years ago by 16 goals.

Might have blocked that one out! Ok, but (if memory serves) I reckon we won the one before that and last year lost by a kick after Hosko kicked 3 or 4 himself in the last quarter…

Dogs last 4 at the Parade…(for the record)

2017
13 goal win
2018
16 goal loss
2019
3 goal loss
2020
3 goal loss (Hoskin 6 Butch 3) got within a goal late in the last as I recall

Dogs side

https://cdfc.com.au/news/league-round-1 ... lection-3/

Out: Graham
In: Dahms

NORWOOD

Norwood has included a trio of defensive options for its contest against Central at The Parade.

Lachlan Pascoe, Mitch Wilkins and Jack Heard will all compete for the place left vacant by defender Jacob Collins, who will miss with concussion.

Possible AAMI Rookie Sam Morris (19, 18cm and 78kg) has also been added to the seven-man extended interchange bench.

League

F: Hamilton, Binder, Barry

HF: Nelligan, Shenton, Puopolo

C: McKenzie, Nunn, Rokahr

HB: Saywell, Ball, Douglas

B: B. Carroll, Talia, Bower



R: Boyd, Kennerley, Grigg

INT: Pascoe, Wilkins, J. Richards, J. Heard, Gerloff, Tranfa, Morris

IN: Pascoe, Wilkins, J. Heard, Morris

OUT: Collins (concussion)

NEW: Sam Morris (Payneham)



Reserves
Irra, Bampton, Book, Buckham, Larkins, Vardenaga, Cotter, Pascoe, Wilkins, Kent, J. Richards, Wagner, Hearing, J. Heard, Gerloff, Chandler, Tranfa, Chandler, Morris, Haebich, Trepka, Robinson, Warton, Patrick, M. Carroll



CENTRAL

Central will make one change as it seeks to string together a second win in succession against Norwood at The Parade.

Medium forward Cooper Dahms has been listed to return deep in attack, in place of tall utility Tom Graham, who has been sent back to the Reserves

Key marking target Connor Mclean and first-year midfielder Rhys Cannizzaro have also been included in the 24-man squad.

League

F: Dahms, Fort, Grace

HF: O’Brien, Olsson, Gillard

C: East, Presbury, Barreau

HB: M. Neagle, Llewellyn, Morton

B: Weaver, Alleer, Haydon



R: Marsh, T. Schiller, J. Schiller

INT: S. Linke, Mclean, Cannizzaro, Grant, Habel, D. Pisani

IN: Mclean, Cannizzaro, Dahms

OUT: Graham



Reserves
Nason, Carpenter, Templeton, Dudley, Graham, Dew, J. Neagle, Richard, Cannizzaro, Shaw, Lange, Mclean, McDonald, Patterson, J. Kelly, Iles, Tidswell, Di Stefano, Thomson, Grubb, McCabe, Kennedy, De Jonge

UK Fan wrote:Dogs side

https://cdfc.com.au/news/league-round-1 ... lection-3/

Out: Graham
In: Dahms

Bit disappointed to see Graham out after playing an excellent game two rounds ago.
Our boys will give everything they've got but Norwood should be too strong... by about 22 points.

bulldogproud wrote:

UK Fan wrote:Dogs side

https://cdfc.com.au/news/league-round-1 ... lection-3/

Out: Graham
In: Dahms

Bit disappointed to see Graham out after playing an excellent game two rounds ago.
Our boys will give everything they've got but Norwood should be too strong... by about 22 points.

Agreed would of picked Graham over Marsh.

Marsh offers nothing around the ground

Cibo's by 23pts.

Hazydog wrote:Dogs last 4 at the Parade…(for the record)

2017
13 goal win
2018
16 goal loss
2019
3 goal loss
2020
3 goal loss (Hoskin 6 Butch 3) got within a goal late in the last as I recall

Centrals actually won the 2019 game at Norwood by 3 goals. It was the most recent away win Centrals had before they beat Sturt at Unley the other week.

We drop Tom Graham with a big body on a small ground against a big body side like Norwood and who played his best game for the club 2 weeks ago against the Eagles .We bring in Cooper Dahms who is far smaller,dont know why we couldnt leave Graham in and still play Dahms leaving out someone like OBrien .

Norwood to out work and out desire the Dogs

For something different can you have a brawl at the Northern end this year before the game.

Brucetiki wrote:

Hazydog wrote:Dogs last 4 at the Parade…(for the record)

2017
13 goal win
2018
16 goal loss
2019
3 goal loss
2020
3 goal loss (Hoskin 6 Butch 3) got within a goal late in the last as I recall

Centrals actually won the 2019 game at Norwood by 3 goals. It was the most recent away win Centrals had before they beat Sturt at Unley the other week.

Durdin kicked 3 or 4 that game.