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Free tix I got last year were in the western members area, didn't even bother using them as preferred to sit with mates.

Wedgie wrote:Free tix I got last year were in the western members area, didn't even bother using them as preferred to sit with mates.

Why didn't you use the free ticket to get in and just sit with your mates?

nwdfanparade wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Free tix I got last year were in the western members area, didn't even bother using them as preferred to sit with mates.

Why didn't you use the free ticket to get in and just sit with your mates?

Where my mates were was fully ticketed. We pack out a bay and then some.
I ended up having about 10 tickets to last years gf, we used 4, 2 to catch up with mates and family before the game and 2 to have all you can eat/drink in prime seats in the members, I promised that to the missus after she saw stuff all of the 2018 GF from the hill, it was chaos up there!

Got my Free tickets using my and my father in laws SMA cards and my wifes Power Essential Card. We are Eastern Stand Level 3 Row D

Hartung out with a hamstring injury again.

Wedgie wrote:Hartung out with a hamstring injury again.

Wedgie wrote:Hartung out with a hamstring injury again.

who was he running away from this time

locky801 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Hartung out with a hamstring injury again.

who was he running away from this time

Should’ve run away from the club doctor.

Mr Fuller wrote:Interesting that Matt Parker who was taken in the mid-season draft by Richmond has been cleared by the club and the WAFL to front up for South Fremantle to play in their final series. Apparently the WAFL have some arrangement whereby any WAFL player that is selected in the mid-season draft has the right to return to their original club to play finals.

Anyone know whether the SANFL have such a rule?

You can imagine that Norwood would eagerly welcome back Callow from Hawthorn while the Eagles would benefit from Cooper Sharman. You can't imagine either AFL club would permit this given the desire for their squad to remain injury free and Covid border restrictions would probably make it impossible......but we can dream

Yep they can if the AFL club lets them.

Interesting that 18 of the 22 mid season draft picks this year didn't play, the system is not working, its just become another opportunity to collect talent, and yes my club are probably the most guilty this year.

EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens has welcomed back a star pair for its Qualifying Final against Norwood at Adelaide Oval.

Captain Luke Thompson (arm) and forward Daniel Menzel (hamstring) return after being rested against Central in Round 19.

Tall utility Clay Cameron has also been called to add depth on the seven-man extended interchange bench.

F: Stengle, D. Menzel, Lonergan

HF: Poole, Hayes, T. Menzel

C: Pudney, Tsitas, Mutch

HB: Goldsworthy, Lehmann, Toumpas

B: Giuffreda, Thompson, Rowland

R: Redden, Sinor, Knight

INT: Litster, Von Bertouch, Firns, Jungfer, Comitogianni, Beecken, Cameron

IN: Cameron, D. Menzel, Thompson

NORWOOD

Norwood captain Matthew Nunn is poised to make his long-awaited return in the Qualifying Final against the Eagles.

Recovering since injuring himself in Round 14, Nunn must recover well from training this week to take his place in the Redlegs’ final 22.

The clearance-winning midfielder has been named on the seven-man extended interchange bench, together with fellow inclusions Nick Pedro and Isaac Saywell.

F: Nelligan, Boyd, Tranfa

HF: Binder, Pascoe, Morris

C: Douglas, J. Richards, Rokahr

HB: J. Heard, Ball, Hamilton

B: Wilkins, Shenton, Collins

R: Knoll, Kennerley, Grigg

INT: Z. Richards, Nunn, Vardanega, Cotter, Pedro, Saywell, Gerloff

IN: Nunn, Pedro, Saywell


North Adelaide v South Adelaide| Adelaide Oval | 12:15pm

Live broadcast on Channel 7 & 7 Plus | SEN 1629 & SEN APP | ABC Grandstand radio | SANFL Digital Pass

NORTH

North Adelaide has lost two former AFL-listed players for it Elimination Final against South at Adelaide Oval.

Speedy wingman Billy Hartung has injured his hamstring again while Cameron Hewett has been sidelined with a hand ailment.

This has forced the Roosters into calling upon five players for their extended interchange bench.

Tall utility Karl Finlay has been joined by pacy pair Keanu Miller and Frank Szekely while Kaine Mercovich and Ben Jarman will also be considered.

F: Hilder, Ramsey, Hender

HF: A. Young, Wilsdon, W. Combe

C: Wigg, C. Combe, Minervini

HB: Spina, Smith, Allmond

B: Clisby, C. Craig, Chalmers

R: Harvey, Moore, Schwarz

INT: Finlay, Jarman, McInerney, Mercovich, Miller, Szekely, R. Young

IN: Finlay, Jarman, Mercovich, Miller, Szekely

OUT: Hartung (hamstring), Hewett (hand)

SOUTH

South Adelaide veteran Matthew Broadbent will take his place in the side for the Elimination Final against North at Adelaide Oval.

The former Power defender has overcome the minor leg complaint which kept him from playing against West in Round 19.

Broadbent has been joined in the Panthers’ 26-man squad by defender James Loneragan and Encounter Bay pair Ben Heaslip and Jake Tarca.

The Panthers must trim their squad by four before the bounce.

F: Cross, Overall, Wilkinson

HF: Fitt, Skinner, Horne-Francis

C: Sampson, Gibbs, Turner

HB: Haines, Cailotto, Biemans

B: Summerton, Haren, Rose

R: Griffiths, Broadbent, Schwarz

INT: O’Neill, Heaslip, Kappler, Tarca, Nobes, Roberts, McKinnon, Loneragan

IN: Broadbent, Heaslip, Tarca, Loneragan

Eagles and Norwood both coming off big wins.

Eagles have been very impressive and I think they will win by 3 goals.



South coming off a welcome win and for me, North were surprisingly belted by Sturt.

Two outs for North (Hartung would need 10 seasons to play a hundred games) forces some change. South will make at least one change with Broadbent a very welcome inclusion and I think Kappler will be unlucky.

North took out the flag in 2018 from the elimination final and a repeat here is not impossible.

However, our early season form was good enough to give hope, and I hope it returns.

I think we are good enough but we have to be good enough for long enough to win.

South by a point.

Being an Eagles fan I’m interested to see who is in and out for this game .
Is Cameron back as the extra tall up forward

Eagles by plenty.

Norfs by a handy amount.

Pseudo wrote:Eagles by plenty.

Norfs by a handy amount.

Agree.

Despite North's crap lead-in form, I reckon they'll bounce back as they enjoy playing on Adelaide Oval. Hartung's not that much of a loss, he really only provided cameo appearances in the side this year.

What's the forecast for Sunday?

North by 3-4 goals
Eagles by 8-10 goals

Pretty confident South will get the job done on Sunday.
North will be a different side to the one that eliminated South a few years ago; they will miss the physical influence brought by their former runner and their former coach.
South with plenty to play for.

South to quick for North.
Looked a more balanced side last week.

Hopefully the side don't get sucked into North's intimidation and usual sniping we see regularly.

Pretty confident we can get over the line by 3 goals.

In the other game,

Eagles over Norwood by 4 goals.

The Eagles named 7 on the I/C bench but with Litster, Von Bertouch and Cameron all playing reserves today meaning that Firns, Jungfer, Comitogianni, Beecken will all play.

Sheedy throwing a bit of surprise with both VB and Cameron playing reserves. When Hayes goes into the ruck we won't have a single player above 190cm in our forward line!! I expect the direction will be to keep the ball moving quickly to avoid Norwood getting back and clogging up our forward line.

Firns will probably assume the role a a small 6'1 CHF given he has pinch hit there on occasion during the season.

Mr Fuller wrote:The Eagles named 7 on the I/C bench but with Litster, Von Bertouch and Cameron all playing reserves today meaning that Firns, Jungfer, Comitogianni, Beecken will all play.

Sheedy throwing a bit of surprise with both VB and Cameron playing reserves. When Hayes goes into the ruck we won't have a single player above 190cm in our forward line!! I expect the direction will be to keep the ball moving quickly to avoid Norwood getting back and clogging up our forward line.

Firns will probably assume the role a a small 6'1 CHF given he has pinch hit there on occasion during the season.

It's going to be a wet day. That ought to moderate the lack of height in the team. Fairly astute of Sheedy I reckon.