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Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:16 pm
by Thiele
Port should win this game.

Freo will have a least 5 changes

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:47 pm
by Thiele
Port Adelaide
B: Michael Pettigrew, Alipate Carlile, Jacob Surjan
HB: Steven Salopek, Troy Chaplin, Peter Burgoyne
C: Hamish Hartlett, Dom Cassisi, Travis Boak
HF: Robert Gray, Warren Tredrea, David Rodan
F: Brett Ebert, Brendon Lade, Josh Carr
Foll: Dean Brogan, Kane Cornes, Danyle Pearce
I/C: Marlon Motlop, Toby Thurstans, Matthew Westhoff, Tom Logan
Emg: Matthew Broadbent, Justin Westhoff, Nick Lower

In: M. Motlop, Carr, Thurstans
Out: Chad Cornes (knee), Matt Thomas (knee), Nathan Krakouer

Fremantle
B: Greg Broughton, Dean Solomon, Scott Thornton
HB: Nic Suban, Steven Dodd, Stephen Hill
C: Josh Head, Paul Hasleby, Garrick Ibbotson
HF: Paul Duffield, Matthew Pavlich, Andrew Foster
F: Brett Peake, Chris Tarrant, Kepler Bradley
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Byron Schammer, David Mundy
I/C: Adam Campbell, Matt de Boer, Clancee Pearce, Hayden Ballantyne
Emg: Clayton Hinkley, Ryan Murphy, Daniel Gilmore

In: Ballantyne, Pearce, Bradley, Campbell
Out: Des Headland (quad), Michael Johnson (ankle), Luke McPharlin (hip), Antoni Grover (calf)

New: Hayden Ballantyne (Peel Thunder), Clancee Peare (Swan Districts)

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 5:55 pm
by JK
Thiele wrote:Port should win this game.

Freo will have a least 5 changes


Only 4 there Spiderman, you're slipping! ;)

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:02 pm
by auto
Port...just

I'm hoping Hamish Hartlett takes over krackwhores running half back role. I think Krackwhores much more suited to a wing, and Pearce to a Left Right Out.

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:03 pm
by Thiele
Constance_Perm wrote:
Thiele wrote:Port should win this game.

Freo will have a least 5 changes


Only 4 there Spiderman, you're slipping! ;)

I know i should be sacked

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:14 pm
by jointman
carr? dont think his form warrants a game...was a waste of pick up anyway

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:00 am
by wycbloods
why can't a Paul Stewart or Matthew Broadbent get a game ahead of Carr? There form has been very good and they will offer the club something for years to come not weeks.

Surely Pettigrew and P Burgoyne were close to getting the chop this week.

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:13 am
by catchisthecry
Tredders will kick a bag this week - loves playing the bottom sides! (tongue firmly placed in cheek HOF) ;)

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:22 am
by Magpiespower
This will be tight.

Port's year is pretty much over as it is.

But a loss would certainly end it.

wycbloods wrote:Paul Stewart


Doesn't have a gold pass.

Should never be out of the 22.

Love him across half-back.

Then again, he doesn't play pretty, soft, unaccountable football.

In other words, not a showpony.

:evil:

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 12:07 pm
by Rik E Boy
Contrary to popular opinion, Freo aren't shit. They are just young. Their youngest eight players have played a mere 41 matches between them. When you look at Port's main strengths this year you would probably point to an experienced Ruck combination and the fact that Tredders has played his best football for many years.

Despite their overall inexperience, Freo have experience to counter these two strengths of the Power. Chris Tarrant has been a revelation in a key defensive post for Freo and that will be an excellent match up with Tarrant having the edge in mobility with Tredders only being slightly ahead for body strength. If Tredders has a quiet one Freo are right in it. Up against Brogan who has been solid and Lade who is starting to labour a bit they have the big freak Sandilands. Sandilands leads the 'out of centre' stat in the AFL so if he can continue this then the Port defence will be right under the pump.

Freo however, don't know how to win games and have been smashed by injury this year. I reckon Port will get up but by a kick or less but you wouldn't want to give the Freo kids a sniff late in the game or it will be season over for the Powrpuff Girls.

regards,

REB

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 2:28 pm
by Mad Mat
Carr's selection is baffling, don't remember seeing his name in the best players for NA reserves last weekend? The loss against Collingwood highlighted the lack of attacking midfielders compared to defensive midfielders, so what do the Power selection committee do? Bring Carr back into the team (another negating playing player with a defensive mindset).

Of course the real reason I'm annoyed at Carr's selection is because he won't be suiting up for the Bays this Monday. :(

:D Long time viewer, first time poster.

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 3:57 pm
by hearts on fire
Port by 21 points.

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 5:44 pm
by Thiele
Not confident Power by 10 points

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:17 pm
by rogernumber10
Hartlett is out of the Port side and lower in

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:29 pm
by Voice
Rik E Boy wrote:Contrary to popular opinion, Freo aren't s***t. They are just young. Their youngest eight players have played a mere 41 matches between them. When you look at Port's main strengths this year you would probably point to an experienced Ruck combination and the fact that Tredders has played his best football for many years.

Despite their overall inexperience, Freo have experience to counter these two strengths of the Power. Chris Tarrant has been a revelation in a key defensive post for Freo and that will be an excellent match up with Tarrant having the edge in mobility with Tredders only being slightly ahead for body strength. If Tredders has a quiet one Freo are right in it. Up against Brogan who has been solid and Lade who is starting to labour a bit they have the big freak Sandilands. Sandilands leads the 'out of centre' stat in the AFL so if he can continue this then the Port defence will be right under the pump.

Freo however, don't know how to win games and have been smashed by injury this year. I reckon Port will get up but by a kick or less but you wouldn't want to give the Freo kids a sniff late in the game or it will be season over for the Powrpuff Girls.

regards,

REB

Very good analysis REB. My wife was very happy you said Freo aren't crap ;) .
On the decision to include Carr, doesn't everyone think that this is a ploy to get Freo off their game. The Dockers are quite easily distracted and to put Carr in, throwing a few elbows around, might make them try to headhunt him instead of concentrating on the footy.
Just a thought.

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:05 pm
by jointman
Rik E Boy wrote:Contrary to popular opinion, Freo aren't s***t. They are just young. Their youngest eight players have played a mere 41 matches between them. When you look at Port's main strengths this year you would probably point to an experienced Ruck combination and the fact that Tredders has played his best football for many years.

Despite their overall inexperience, Freo have experience to counter these two strengths of the Power. Chris Tarrant has been a revelation in a key defensive post for Freo and that will be an excellent match up with Tarrant having the edge in mobility with Tredders only being slightly ahead for body strength. If Tredders has a quiet one Freo are right in it. Up against Brogan who has been solid and Lade who is starting to labour a bit they have the big freak Sandilands. Sandilands leads the 'out of centre' stat in the AFL so if he can continue this then the Port defence will be right under the pump.

Freo however, don't know how to win games and have been smashed by injury this year. I reckon Port will get up but by a kick or less but you wouldn't want to give the Freo kids a sniff late in the game or it will be season over for the Powrpuff Girls.

regards,

REB

um...where you been the last decade... :lol:

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:08 pm
by NO-MERCY
I had Freo monday & now coz of there injuries i've jumped ship & onto the Powers but only by 15 pts.
Could be a very bad mistake!

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:11 pm
by jointman
NO-MERCY wrote:I had Freo monday & now coz of there injuries i've jumped ship & onto the Powers but only by 15 pts.
Could be a very bad mistake!

freo are rubbish...they been like that for years they will never change

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:47 pm
by JK
Voice wrote:
Rik E Boy wrote:Contrary to popular opinion, Freo aren't s***t. They are just young. Their youngest eight players have played a mere 41 matches between them. When you look at Port's main strengths this year you would probably point to an experienced Ruck combination and the fact that Tredders has played his best football for many years.

Despite their overall inexperience, Freo have experience to counter these two strengths of the Power. Chris Tarrant has been a revelation in a key defensive post for Freo and that will be an excellent match up with Tarrant having the edge in mobility with Tredders only being slightly ahead for body strength. If Tredders has a quiet one Freo are right in it. Up against Brogan who has been solid and Lade who is starting to labour a bit they have the big freak Sandilands. Sandilands leads the 'out of centre' stat in the AFL so if he can continue this then the Port defence will be right under the pump.

Freo however, don't know how to win games and have been smashed by injury this year. I reckon Port will get up but by a kick or less but you wouldn't want to give the Freo kids a sniff late in the game or it will be season over for the Powrpuff Girls.

regards,

REB

Very good analysis REB. My wife was very happy you said Freo aren't crap ;) .
On the decision to include Carr, doesn't everyone think that this is a ploy to get Freo off their game. The Dockers are quite easily distracted and to put Carr in, throwing a few elbows around, might make them try to headhunt him instead of concentrating on the footy.
Just a thought.


What he said (except for the stuff from his missus)

Re: Power vs Freo

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 9:45 am
by Rik E Boy
jointman wrote:
Rik E Boy wrote:Contrary to popular opinion, Freo aren't s***t. They are just young. Their youngest eight players have played a mere 41 matches between them. When you look at Port's main strengths this year you would probably point to an experienced Ruck combination and the fact that Tredders has played his best football for many years.

Despite their overall inexperience, Freo have experience to counter these two strengths of the Power. Chris Tarrant has been a revelation in a key defensive post for Freo and that will be an excellent match up with Tarrant having the edge in mobility with Tredders only being slightly ahead for body strength. If Tredders has a quiet one Freo are right in it. Up against Brogan who has been solid and Lade who is starting to labour a bit they have the big freak Sandilands. Sandilands leads the 'out of centre' stat in the AFL so if he can continue this then the Port defence will be right under the pump.

Freo however, don't know how to win games and have been smashed by injury this year. I reckon Port will get up but by a kick or less but you wouldn't want to give the Freo kids a sniff late in the game or it will be season over for the Powrpuff Girls.

regards,

REB

um...where you been the last decade... :lol:


I'm talking about this year. They chucked out all the old plodders last season and some of these young kids can play. One of the plodders I've been talking about is lining up for Port this weekend for some reason.

regards,

REB