SA Footy

Turfie wrote:Debrief at McLaren:
Trade in GPS's for more Assistant Coaches or trade in Assistant Coaches for more GPS's??

neverwas neverwillbe wrote:Does anyone know if the start times for the split GF will be the usual times? Assuming Saturday will be the same but more for the Sunday.


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field of dreams wrote:4 games- team of the year. That’s a joke.


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jackpot jim wrote:

field of dreams wrote:4 games- team of the year. That’s a joke.


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And 2 of those games he didn't play after half time because of injury

Yes, one would think playing at least 6 or 7 games out of the 9 would make the T.O.Y more creditable but who knows , maybe games played had nothing to do with the criteria of being selected ?

Creek and E Bay have previously met only once in a Grand Final and that was the Creeks debut year in the GSFL in 1978. Coming off 3 flags in a row in the HFL the Creeks made it 4 on the trot in defeating the Bays 18 - 7 to 11 - 16 at Port Elliot

Saturdays decider is set to be played in warm and windy conditions where winning the toss and capitalizing on kicking with a strong Northerly could go a long way in determining the result.

Newkid wrote:Pretty disappointing that the GSFL haven’t live streamed the Bgrade for the ppl that couldn’t make it there!!

jackpot jim wrote:

Newkid wrote:Pretty disappointing that the GSFL haven’t live streamed the Bgrade for the ppl that couldn’t make it there!!

Disappointing for sure.

As i predicted it was a flip of the coin job with L Creek prevailing by 1 solitary point by somehow protecting a 9 point half time lead despite only managing to kick 2 behinds in the 2nd half
L Creek 6 - 3 (39)
Def
McLaren 5 - 8 (38)


The A Grade saw a terrific high scoring contest in the 1st half with a late burst of goals to the Creeks go in with the momentum at half time to the tune of 18 points. The Creeks absorbed the pressure in the 3rd term as the Bays valiantly tried to stay in touch as the Creeks grinded on to a 27 point lead at 3/4 time. Being a warm day despite the cloud cover and the well rested Hawks still with plenty of energy in the tank the bays deep down knew it was a Bridge to far to cross for them as the Creeks piled on 8 goals in the last term to waltz away to a 61 point win to record 3 Flags in a row.
All the Creeks experienced Big guns were to the for throughout the day and even when the Bays appeared to catch a break in the 3rd term when Sellar left the field with what appeared to be a match ending leg injury he reappeared in the last term to put the icing on the cake with a few more majors of his own. Mitch Cleggett who i mentioned may have been a risk playing after an 8 week lay off certainly dispelled those doubts and almost single handedly broke the apart in the 2nd term by slotting through 3 quick goals and handing another off.
L Creek 21 - 6 (132)
Def
E Bay 10 - 11 (71)

As most would know, so much that goes into winning a flag is done off the field and for the Creek footy Club to back up again this season on the back of having a new President (2 actually co-Presidents) new Secretary, new Treasurer and a new coach is a great credit to all involved at the Club.

jackpot jim wrote:

jackpot jim wrote:

Newkid wrote:Pretty disappointing that the GSFL haven’t live streamed the Bgrade for the ppl that couldn’t make it there!!

Disappointing for sure.

As i predicted it was a flip of the coin job with L Creek prevailing by 1 solitary point by somehow protecting a 9 point half time lead despite only managing to kick 2 behinds in the 2nd half
L Creek 6 - 3 (39)
Def
McLaren 5 - 8 (38)


The A Grade saw a terrific high scoring contest in the 1st half with a late burst of goals to the Creeks go in with the momentum at half time to the tune of 18 points. The Creeks absorbed the pressure in the 3rd term as the Bays valiantly tried to stay in touch as the Creeks grinded on to a 27 point lead at 3/4 time. Being a warm day despite the cloud cover and the well rested Hawks still with plenty of energy in the tank the bays deep down knew it was a Bridge to far to cross for them as the Creeks piled on 8 goals in the last term to waltz away to a 61 point win to record 3 Flags in a row.
All the Creeks experienced Big guns were to the for throughout the day and even when the Bays appeared to catch a break in the 3rd term when Sellar left the field with what appeared to be a match ending leg injury he reappeared in the last term to put the icing on the cake with a few more majors of his own. Mitch Cleggett who i mentioned may have been a risk playing after an 8 week lay off certainly dispelled those doubts and almost single handedly broke the apart in the 2nd term by slotting through 3 quick goals and handing another off.
L Creek 21 - 6 (132)
Def
E Bay 10 - 11 (71)

As most would know, so much that goes into winning a flag is done off the field and for the Creek footy Club to back up again this season on the back of having a new President (2 actually co-Presidents) new Secretary, new Treasurer and a new coach is a great credit to all involved at the Club.

old fullback wrote:Big Night Jackpot Jim? Have the Players ventured to that Great Establishment, Potts Winery? You know the one, i'm sure there's a few sore heads around.

jackpot jim wrote:

old fullback wrote:Big Night Jackpot Jim? Have the Players ventured to that Great Establishment, Potts Winery? You know the one, i'm sure there's a few sore heads around.

Hmmmm
Putting the same post up 3 times may suggest i was having a Big night
nah, im not one for over the top celebrations
I think Lake Breeze would be more their winery destination.
Sore Heads ??

DOC wrote:Don't know this for certain but Crabb to coach at Penola with Liddle going as a player.