R15 Glenelg V West @ Gliderol 6.30pm Saturday

[Dutchy]

Glenelg v West Adelaide
Saturday - 6:30pm, Gliderol Stadium
Radio:5RPH

Glenelg

Glenelg forward Josh Trembath will play his first league match of the year against West at Gliderol Stadium on Saturday night.
Forced to adhere to certain physical guidelines at the start of the season, Trembath has worked his way into meaningful form in the reserves, kicking nine goals in his past two outings.
‘’He’s been in fantastic form,’’ Glenelg football manager Matt Lokan said.
‘’He had some boxes he needed to tick in the pre-season. To his credit, and it shows how much the footy club means to him, he went away and did that.
‘’He’s come back and been nearly like a new player so we’re excited he’s getting the opportunity to play and we know it means a fair bit to him too.’’
Small forward Andrew Hooper will add more goalscoring power after his stint in the reserves while Billy Hayes and Tom Muir have also been included in the Tigers’ 23-man squad.
‘’Hoops needed to get some form,’’ Lokan said.
‘’It wasn’t just about kicking goals, it was about defensive efforts and what he does when he hasn’t got the footy.’’
Hooper effectively replaces Wade Hancock in attack while key defender Michael Galley has also been sent back to the reserves.

League
F: Bradley, Scott, Hooper
HF: Joseph, Alleway, McIntyre
C: Bailey, Snook, Neal-Bullen
HB: Proud, McCarthy, Stretch
B: Agnew, Tapp, Underwood

R: McGinty, C. Pitt, McFarlane
INT: Earl, Jolly, Trembath, Hayes, Muir
IN: Hooper, Trembath, Hayes, Muir
OUT: Hancock, Galley

Reserves
F: Donkersley, Galley, Hancock
HF: J. Pitt, Edwards, Gamble
C: Whaley, Carger, McPherson
HB: Spriggs, Brooks, Stark
B: J. Redden, E. Gill, Woodall

R: J. Miller, Kangur, Harrap
INT: Hutchesson, Chalmers

Under-18
F: McCreery, Merrett, McLeod
HF: Salt, Hill, May
C: Tate, Newton, Evans
HB: Soper, Chant, Johnsson
B: Williams, Kitschke, Boyle

R: Spurling, Gordon, Chambers
INT: Burns, Angley, Redman, Trembath, Kusterman, Rosenzweig

West

West Adelaide coach Mark Mickan has called upon experience for Saturday night’s contest against Glenelg at Gliderol Stadium.
Experienced midfielder Ryan Anderson will make his long-awaited return from a broken wrist after playing two matches in the reserves while key forward Michael Still and former Magpie Andrew Hayes have recovered from hamstring strains.
‘’It’s great to have them back at this time of year,’’ West football services manager Andrew Marks said.
‘’Ben Macreadie and Kurt Thompson are not too far away either so we are very excited to have them playing again.’’
Forward Ryan Dijksman has also been included in the 23-man squad after recovering from concussion.
Key backman Adam Hartlett will miss the next three matches after being found guilty of misconduct at the SANFL Tribunal while Richard Newell was dropped.

League
F: Silverlock, P. Nelson, Fielke
HF: Fisher, Still, Birss
C: Beech, Schmidt, Bricknell
HB: Stevens, Hayes, Hill
B: A. Anderson, Keough, Green

R: Webb, Tuck, Caire
INT: R. Anderson, Homburg, Schiller, Dijksman, Milne
IN: Still, R. Anderson, Dijksman, Hayes
OUT: Hartlett (suspension), Newell

Reserves
Hopton, Jennings, Hombsch, Wong, Newell, Schott, S. Durdin, Head, Male, Carter, Favretto, Vick, Snelling, Minuzzo, Watchman, Scott, Milne, J. Evans, Hudson, DeZylva, Westhoff.

Under-18
Ahmat-Watkins, Albanese, Cornish, Dezylva, Dodds-Watson, J. Evans, L. Evans, Fairlie, Fitzpatrick, Gehling, Harris, Hentschke, Hocking, Holliday, Lamb, Millen, Munn, Quinn, Stevens, Thunig, Trussell, Turner, Westhoff, Toohey, Pressler, Frisby-Smith.

[Second Team]

West by 5 goals if the ground isn't under water.

[DOC]

West can win but the Tigers formline has been improving.

West by a goal.

[Spargo]

With the cows playing earlier in the day, Glenelg's inability to recognise the first qtr actually counts on the scoreboard, Westies' usual exciting brand of footy, the almost barren Tiger bandwagon plus the expected travelling support - all adds up to a crowd no more than 1412.
No line up for grog

[Pseudo]

With the cows playing earlier in the day, Glenelg's inability to recognise the first qtr actually counts on the scoreboard, Westies' usual exciting brand of footy, the almost barren Tiger bandwagon plus the expected travelling support - all adds up to a crowd no more than 1412.
No line up for grog

No point lining up for grog when the club fails to stock an adequate amount, I'll arm wrestle you for the solitary bottle of stout ...

[matt35]

Spargo unfortunately agree with you on the crowd!

Bays to win in a close one and keep West winless away from home.

[wristwatcher]

Glenelg will win this week. I'm tipping them

[dedja]

money obviously means nothing to you ...

[wristwatcher]

money obviously means nothing to you ...

Tipping them, not betting on them

[dedja]

pissweak, put your money where your mouth is ...

[blueandwhite]

Go Tiges!

cant believe I just said that!

[MatteeG]

Go Tiges!

My new Signature...

[blueandwhite]

Go Tiges!

My new Signature...

would help us quite a lot if the Tiggers can get over the line in this one..

[Spargo]

All the lights have just gone out, the oval is in darkness.

[Pseudo]

All the lights have just gone out, the oval is in darkness.

Bloody ground announcer hit the wrong switch. .. if he'd done it just before halftime then the game might have been called off, sparing us a pantsing
.

At least there is stout in the fridge

[blueandwhite]

I think the lights went out down there quite a few weeks ago..............

[dedja]

It worked, Bays up by 21 at qtr time

[Pseudo]

Should have been by more. No thanks to the myopic twit in the white hat on the goal line. The third of his crap decisions got overturned, thankfully.

[Dutchy]

Post Match

Glenelg 13.9 87
West Adelaide 12.7 79

[Jim05]

Great win Bays, good to finish West's season