Grade 1 will always be a traditional comp

This is why I don't like both these guys in the team together, both striking mid 60's, if they get out before getting it back to near a run a ball then it's failure.

They only lost because their match was unfairly moved, which resulted in thousands of fans being able to flock to the ancestral and spiritual home of Sutton Derby. 8)
Not to mention the loss revenue from the sell out crowd they had for the home match, I heard KISS stayed in Australia for the pre-match entertainment.

Was some talk of Smithfield asking to stay in Div 6. Better development for their younger players and would be a logistically easier division with travel.

Very sure Elizabeth and EP will not want to stay up so hard to see how they can be squeezed in unless Houghton want to stay down.
They pretty much lost every game by 30 goals and were gifted a free pass to div 6 this year when they should've been in 7. Logistically easier, what a crock of shit
1: I too think it’s a crock of shit, I’m sure they’d prefer to go down at this stage.
2: I’d hardly call it a free pass into div 6, I’m sure they would’ve preferred to start in div 7.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Geelong has announced James Rahilly will join the Cats as an assistant coach for the 2024 season.

Playing coach?

A lot of fair points, I too struggle at this time of year and also when the weather starts changing the other way around.

It’s weird though, I actually feel as alive and happy as I’ve been in a long time, Saturday night for instance I had been at the cricket for most of the day, whoofed a few beers and cc’s down at home then went to a party at 10pm, got home at 4am and felt fine Sunday arvo.

I’m in great spirits atm.

Swans supporters in the different support groups on Facebook. Need to settle down a bit I reckon :lol: I've seen multiple people post our round 1 side and talking finals. They need to relax
If you’re saying that then they must be next level! :lol: :lol:

The Port page is pure insanity at the best of times!

I said under 22 ;)

Guess my point is a new coach would have more of a view to the future, Ken (understandably in his position) is all in.
Well you’d have to do something to give your job sone security, you guys have won 10.5 games in the past 4 years, whatever you’ve tried clearly hasn’t worked.

Completely agree, Ken has to go for a flag and that is what he is doing, but there is fallout from this strategy and Lord being targeted because Dixon is still there is one of them.
Ken would’ve f****** the Hawthorn dynasty up if coached them during that period.

Smith & Marnus this series:
Smith 65(92) ave: 21.7 s/r: 70.65
Lab 108(175) ave: 36 s/r: 61.71
Combined 173(267) ave: 28.8 s/r: 64.79

If everyone batted like that we’d score 195.

Unpopular opinion perhaps, but no one cared when other clubs had to be the whipping girls to Eyre during their dominance across both A/B grade the last however many years.. should make them stay in the top flight, regardless of who they've lost.

Also my understanding is they've all gone to EP - who have 4x sides this year - and only one C grade girl went to Fitzroy.

Unfortunately the dominance of Eyre Royals, and the lack of effort put in to level the competition playing field over the years has decimated the women's competition. Interesting that the one season where they're finally pitted against themselves in A/B grade, the B grade win, and the fall out is their girls all walk away.

Don't think that's too unpopular. Most would agree, they had their time in the sun, one year as the whipping girls won't hurt too much.
There lies the problem, the girls that will be getting whipped didn’t have their time in the sun, there’s no right or wrong solution, it’s just astounding how it all imploded beyond repair.

A real “where was I when” moment.

Rams52 wrote:Trip to Melbourne over the weekend to catch up with an old school mate. A few beers and plenty of talking shit coming up!!

Are you going to read the forum to each other?

The mess my dog will have made of a parcel left in a “safe place” despite the sender telling the delivery company not to leave it if no one was home and the fact we have a sign right next to the bell on our gate clearly saying don’t leave any deliveries under any circumstances ](*,)
Is the rainbow coloured dildo still in tact?

Lol, 9/367 after putting on 259 for the first wicket.
The middle order need to have a good, hard look at themselves. Pathetic batting

Really a terrible innings aside from the openers
Warner/Marsh/Extras 309

The Rest 58
This tends to happen when the openers/number three go really big, if they're dismissed the rest of the order obviously just come in and try to slog from ball one trying to get as many as they can as fast as they can and don't care about throwing their wickets away, it's chaotic and low scores/soft dismissals can easily happen.

This match actually reminded me of the match where Travis Head scored his first ODI hundred and Warner scored one too, against Pakistan here in Adelaide in 2017. Head and Warner put on 284 and Aus made 7/369, Pakistan were bowled out for 312.
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/pak-tour-of-aus-2016-17-1000871/australia-vs-pakistan-5th-odi-1000895/full-scorecard

Zampa the pick of the bowlers and Cummins took a ripper to dismiss Babar.
James Faulkner, didn’t he go from hero to zero overnight!

I thought I won about $190 on the Caulfield quaddie Saturday.

Checked my account and it was $560, not bad for a $35 free hit bet.

Cheers fellas, a big day at work followed by a few bevvies and dinner at the pub, might kick on a bit

I reckon Marnus would’ve been one of those kids that tried to hit boundaries or just blocked the first 5 balks of each over and then nudged the 6th ball and called early for a quick single.

Dutchy wrote:Its the re-signings on social media that do my head in

No issues with new recruits

It does my head in when they can’t get “re-signing” written correctly, I don’t know if they’re staying or finishing up?

Not too bad a pick up for Carlton, they are limited in their small forwards so it’s really a free throw at the stumps.


Makes a mockery of him wanting to return home from Essendon when a few years later he’s happy to leave again

If he gets and keeps his body right there’s a position in the forward line for him for sure.
He has had more clubs than games played

The wheels are in motion gents, watch this space

Probz time to allocate its own Fred.

Looks good lads, I'll watch on with interest.

Only thing to work out would be what happens if you get a double up in the quaddies.
1) $240 leads to a bigger than 10% share.
2) Stick with 10% and therefore have more money to put into the cup first 4 and trifecta.
3) make people select again.
4) Booney/Dutchy to pick a replacement.

(All are fair responses, and I doubt anyone would be too upset with whatever you do, just worth determining now so you don't have to make a last minute decision on cup day).
5) Trader joins and makes the next selection

Watched it's 4 starts, it can't jump with the field, it's either wide or boxed in on the rails.
Race it won came from 2nd last on the outside in a field of 8.
Worth a dollar each way maybe, although the stable can produce big priced winners at times.
I think the odds balloon on their horses because the jock is crap and every now and then they get gifted a peaceful run.

Asheligh Stanley Jockey. This season 30 starts 1 win 1 place :shock:

Last 50 starters.
7th of 12
CBBN 22Oct23 A Pound Of Salt
(Wellington) CBBN 22Oct23 1400m Good3 CL1 $30,000 ($725) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 58kg Barrier 8 Rtg 54
1st Foxy Baroness 57kg, 2nd Antarctic Pride 53.5kg 1:22.00, 2.85L, 9th@800m, 8th@400m, $9/$16/$17/$18
5th of 14
CBLE 08Oct23 A Pound Of Salt
(Wellington) CBLE 08Oct23 1400m Good4 CL1 $30,000 ($975) William Stanley (a) 57kg (cd 55kg) Barrier 6 Rtg 54
1st Ammahell 57.5kg, 2nd All Too Sneaky 53.5kg 1:24.04, 2.92L, 9th@800m, 10th@400m, $10/$19/$20/$21
7th of 10
DUBB 29Sep23 Anxiety
(Wellington) DUBB 29Sep23 2200m Good4 BM58 $27,000 ($500) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 5 Rtg 40
1st Raiding 61kg, 2nd Careering Away 59.5kg 2:19.46, 8.56L, 7th@800m, 8th@400m, $14/$12/$14/$15
9th of 9
DUBB 29Sep23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) DUBB 29Sep23 1400m Good4 OPEN BM82 $32,000 ($725) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 56.5kg Barrier 2 Rtg 77
1st Deel Street 55kg, 2nd Knife's Edge 59kg 1:22.70, 7.5L, 8th@800m, 9th@400m, $18/$21/$26/$31
4th of 9
BATH 24Sep23 Anxiety
(Wellington) BATH 24Sep23 1800m Good4 CL1 $30,000 ($1,475) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 2 Rtg 40
1st Interventionist 55kg, 2nd Bonus Tempus 59kg 1:52.01, 3.42L, 7th@800m, 7th@400m, $31/$41/$51/$61
1st of 8
BATH 24Sep23 A Pound Of Salt
(Wellington) BATH 24Sep23 1400m Good4 CTRY MDN-SW $35,000 ($16,750) William Stanley (a) 59kg (cd 57kg) Barrier 6
2nd Casual Mood 57kg, 3rd Kirameki 55.5kg 1:23.10, 0.19L, 7th@800m, 7th@400m, $20/$21/$20/$19
15th of 15
DUBB 10Sep23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) DUBB 10Sep23 1600m Good4 DUBBO CUP $100,500 Ms Ashleigh Stanley 54kg Barrier 10 Rtg 55
1st Iknowastar 54.5kg, 2nd Eastern Glow 54kg 1:33.11R, 12.58L, 8th@800m, 12th@400m, $101/$101/$151/$201
10th of 12
DUBB 10Sep23 Anxiety
(Wellington) DUBB 10Sep23 1400m Good4 SUPER MDN $50,000 ($1,500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 3
1st Joshua 58.5kg, 2nd Apache Doc 53.5kg 1:22.09, 5.49L, 10th@800m, 10th@400m, $21/$19/$20/$19
7th of 14
DUBB 10Sep23 A Pound Of Salt
(Wellington) DUBB 10Sep23 1000m Good4 CTRY MDN-SW $40,000 ($1,000) Dylan Stanley (a) 59kg (cd 56kg) Barrier 3
1st Giving Delight 57kg, 2nd Oneofthesenights 55kg 0:56.99, 4.43L, 14th@800m, 14th@400m, $151/$151/$101/$151
4th of 7
MDGE 03Sep23 Anxiety
(Wellington) MDGE 03Sep23 1850m Good3 CL1-SW $27,000 ($1,300) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 6
1st Subscribe Me 56.5kg, 2nd Irene Of Athens 57kg 1:55.37, 1.26L, 7th@800m, 6th@400m, $17/$16/$19/$20
2nd of 8
MDGE 03Sep23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) MDGE 03Sep23 1400m Good3 BLCKNUGGET BM84 $27,000 ($5,050) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55.5kg Barrier 6 Rtg 77
1st Iknowastar 57.5kg, 3rd Sailor (NZ) 58kg 1:22.64, 2.78L, 6th@800m, 6th@400m, $26/$21
5th of 12
NMNE 20Aug23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) NMNE 20Aug23 1600m Good4 NARROMCUP BM87 $40,000 ($1,300) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 11 Rtg 78
1st Notabadidea (NZ) 55.5kg, 2nd Two Big Fari 61.5kg 1:37.59, 2.61L, 11th@800m, 11th@400m, $61/$51/$41
3rd of 12
NMNE 20Aug23 Anxiety
(Wellington) NMNE 20Aug23 1600m Good4 CL1-SW $27,000 ($2,600) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 11
1st Our City 57kg, 2nd Deelbreaka 59kg 1:40.24, 2.43L, 8th@800m, 9th@400m, $81/$61/$91/$101
12th of 12
DUBB 13Aug23 Piamato
(Wellington) DUBB 13Aug23 1418m Good4 CTRY MDN HCP $30,000 Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 1
1st D'oro Choice 55kg, 2nd Camp Cove 55kg 1:24.09, 12.55L, 6th@800m, 8th@400m, $71/$61/$91/$101
9th of 11
DUBB 13Aug23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) DUBB 13Aug23 1418m Good4 CUP PREL BM85 $27,000 ($500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 56.5kg Barrier 8 Rtg 80
1st Smooth Esprit 55kg, 2nd Smoke Bomb 55kg 1:22.42, 5.67L, 10th@800m, 9th@400m, $51/$61/$71
6th of 12
FORB 06Aug23 Anxiety
(Wellington) FORB 06Aug23 1600m Soft5 MDN-SW $30,000 ($800) William Stanley (a) 57kg (cd 55kg) Barrier 4
1st Our Kinsmen 59kg, 2nd Pretty Eyed 57kg 1:36.37, 5.07L, 10th@800m, 7th@400m, $26/$21/$26
10th of 12
CANT 26Jul23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) CANT 26Jul23 1250m Good4 F&M BM64 $55,000 ($1,500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 59kg Barrier 12 Rtg 60
1st Southern Chilli 61.5kg, 2nd The Unicorn 59.5kg 1:13.51 (600m 35.11), 6.97L, 11th@800m, 11th@400m, $61/$81/$91/$101
7th of 10
BATH 25Jul23 Piamato
(Wellington) BATH 25Jul23 1400m Soft5 CTRY MDN-SW $30,000 ($725) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 57kg Barrier 8
1st A Boy Named Soo 59kg, 2nd Kirameki 57kg 1:24.68, 6.86L, 8th@800m, 8th@400m, $31/$21/$20/$21
5th of 10
BATH 25Jul23 Anxiety
(Wellington) BATH 25Jul23 1400m Soft5 CTRY MDN-SW $30,000 ($975) William Stanley (a) 57kg (cd 55kg) Barrier 7
1st A Boy Named Soo 59kg, 2nd Kirameki 57kg 1:24.68, 4.22L, 10th@800m, 9th@400m, $11/$8.50/$8/$7.50
4th of 14
WRRN 18Jul23 Piamato
(Wellington) WRRN 18Jul23 1200m Soft6 CTRY MDN $30,000 ($1,475) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 6
1st Skyforger 57.5kg, 2nd Bijara 57.5kg 1:12.59, 4.88L, 10th@800m, 10th@400m, $101/$151
10th of 12
WELL 08Jul23 Piamato
(Wellington) WELL 08Jul23 1000m Heavy9 MDN $16,000 ($375) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 10
1st Sauce Dragon 55kg, 2nd Our Little Zoe 56kg 1:01.61, 5.3L, 10th@800m, 10th@400m, $26/$31/$41/$51
10th of 11
MDGE 02Jul23 Anxiety
(Wellington) MDGE 02Jul23 1500m Soft7 MDN $27,000 ($500) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 10
1st Line Of Fire 56kg, 2nd Killer Kerr 56.5kg 1:34.73, 6.32L, 10th@800m, 10th@400m, $61/$51/$61
11th of 12
CBLE 18Jun23 Anxiety
(Wellington) CBLE 18Jun23 1200m Good3 CTRY 3Y+ MDN $35,000 Dylan Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 12
1st Venatic 55kg, 2nd Lumin 57kg 1:10.25, 8.1L, 11th@800m, 11th@400m, $12/$21/$31/$26
11th of 11
DUBB 09Jun23 The Long Run
(Wellington) DUBB 09Jun23 1600m Soft5 OPEN BM79 $30,000 Ms Ashleigh Stanley 57kg Barrier 2 Rtg 75
1st Athena's Lad 58kg, 2nd Majority 55kg 1:34.82, 21.58L, 5th@800m, 11th@400m, $41/$51/$61
9th of 9
WELL 28May23 The Long Run
(Wellington) WELL 28May23 1400m Soft6 BM74 $27,000 ($500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 60.5kg Barrier 4 Rtg 77
1st Notabadidea (NZ) 59.5kg, 2nd Majority 56kg 1:24.47, 7.79L, 3rd@800m, 4th@400m, $14/$19/$21/$26
10th of 12
DUBB 20May23 Almorah
(Wellington) DUBB 20May23 1400m Good4 BM58 $27,000 ($500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55.5kg Barrier 4 Rtg 51
1st Toulon Factor 61kg, 2nd Lady Riz 55kg 1:22.80, 9.22L, 11th@800m, 9th@400m, $21/$21/$26/$31
7th of 7
PRKS 14May23 The Long Run
(Wellington) PRKS 14May23 1200m Soft5 SATELLITE BM79 $30,000 ($725) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 58.5kg Barrier 6 Rtg 78
1st Invincible Dash 60.5kg, 2nd Kateru 56kg 1:11.22, 4.91L, 4th@800m, 5th@400m, $10/$19/$21/$26
10th of 13
MDGE 07May23 Almorah
(Wellington) MDGE 07May23 1600m Soft6 CL1-SW $27,000 ($500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 57kg Barrier 5 Rtg 53
1st Bandolero 57kg, 2nd Encyclopedia 59kg 1:39.07, 11.04L, 11th@800m, 11th@400m, $21/$26/$26/$21
9th of 9
WELL 01May23 Look At Yah
(Wellington) WELL 01May23 1600m Heavy8 MDN-SW $27,000 ($500) Dylan Stanley (a) 59kg (cd 56kg) Barrier 8
1st Fireman 59kg, 2nd Scarparo (NZ) 59kg 1:42.29, 24.26L, 4th@800m, 9th@400m, $18/$19/$20/$21
7th of 10
ORAN 14Apr23 Look At Yah
(Wellington) ORAN 14Apr23 1290m Heavy9 CTRY MDN-SW $40,000 ($1,000) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 59kg Barrier 4
1st Montebello's Charm 58.5kg, 2nd Loch Anton Lady 57kg 1:19.97, 7.97L, 3rd@800m, 3rd@400m, $31/$41/$31/$41
6th of 9
ORAN 14Apr23 Almorah
(Wellington) ORAN 14Apr23 1410m Heavy9 CL1 $30,000 ($800) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 5 Rtg 54
1st Aquarius 58kg, 2nd Flashing Steel 60kg 1:27.47, 3.88L, 9th@800m, 8th@400m, $12/$15/$16/$15
6th of 13
MDGE 09Apr23 Almorah
(Wellington) MDGE 09Apr23 1400m Soft7 CTRY CL2 $30,000 ($800) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 1 Rtg 54
1st Celtic Harp 59kg, 2nd Nest In The Hills 58.5kg 1:26.11, 3.76L, 13th@800m, 12th@400m, $51/$71/$81/$91
6th of 9
MDGE 09Apr23 Look At Yah
(Wellington) MDGE 09Apr23 1100m Heavy8 CG&E MDN $27,000 ($600) William Stanley (a) 55.5kg (cd 55kg) Barrier 1
1st Cumnock 57kg, 2nd Sensei Jackie 53.5kg 1:07.22, 6.06L, 3rd@800m, 3rd@400m, $14/$13/$14/$15
7th of 14
WELL 26Mar23 Almorah
(Wellington) WELL 26Mar23 1100m Good4 CTRY CL1 $50,000 ($1,500) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 55kg Barrier 13 Rtg 54
1st Sun Kiss 55kg, 2nd Rubi Air 55.5kg 1:03.54, 4.88L, 14th@800m, 13th@400m, $31/$41/$31
6th of 8
ORAN 15Jan23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) ORAN 15Jan23 1600m Soft5 COWRA CUP BM87 $36,000 ($1,100) Ms Ashleigh Stanley 56kg (cd 54.5kg) Barrier 8 Rtg 81
1st Sea Of Flames 53kg, 2nd Milamoo 55kg 1:36.06, 5.43L, 8th@800m, 7th@400m, $14/$15
5th of 9
ORAN 15Jan23 The Long Run
(Wellington) ORAN 15Jan23 1280m Soft5 COWRAJAPAN BM82 $32,000 ($1,025) William Stanley (a) 57.5kg (cd 55.5kg) Barrier 9 Rtg 79
1st Larynx 56kg, 2nd Cheptegei 57kg 1:15.75, 2.67L, 6th@800m, 6th@400m, $21/$20/$19/$20
6th of 9
GILG 02Jan23 The Long Run
(Wellington) GILG 02Jan23 1100m Soft5 TOWN PLATE BM83 $35,000 ($1,100) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 57kg (cd 55.5kg) Barrier 1 Rtg 79
1st So Country (NZ) 55kg, 2nd Moetta 55kg 1:04.71, 4.03L, 4th@800m, 5th@400m, $5/$8/$8.50/$9
6th of 10
GILG 02Jan23 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) GILG 02Jan23 1280m Soft5 GILG CUP BM82 $45,000 ($1,400) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 59.5kg (cd 58kg) Barrier 2 Rtg 83
1st Cheptegei 55kg, 2nd Great Buy 56kg 1:15.98, 7.01L, 9th@800m, 9th@400m, $9.50/$9/$10/$11
6th of 11
CBBN 23Dec22 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) CBBN 23Dec22 1600m Soft5 C'BRAN CUPBM89 $76,000 ($2,250) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 55kg (cd 53.5kg) Barrier 6 Rtg 83
1st Knife's Edge 54kg, 2nd High Court 62kg 1:33.40, 4.93L, 11th@800m, 10th@400m, $11/$12/$11/$10
1st of 11
CBBN 23Dec22 The Long Run
(Wellington) CBBN 23Dec22 1100m Soft5 SPRINT BM84 $35,000 ($16,750) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 2 Rtg 73
2nd Very Sharp 53kg, 3rd Cassy's Sister 55kg 1:01.71, 0.56L, 6th@800m, 5th@400m, $5.50/$7.50/$6/$5.50
5th of 8
WRRN 16Dec22 The Long Run
(Wellington) WRRN 16Dec22 1400m Soft5 BM74 $27,000 ($825) William Stanley (a) 59kg (cd 57kg) Barrier 5 Rtg 74
1st Not Negotiating 59.5kg, 2nd Praline 56kg 1:24.09, 2.02L, 1st@800m, 2nd@400m, $8.50/$9/$8.50/$9
1st of 8
WRRN 16Dec22 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) WRRN 16Dec22 1400m Soft5 BM74 $27,000 ($13,950) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 61.5kg (cd 59.5kg) Barrier 8 Rtg 79
2nd Praline 56kg, 3rd Larynx 59kg 1:24.09, 0.78L, 7th@800m, 6th@400m, $7/$9/$9.50/$10
11th of 11
DUBB 09Dec22 Military Star
(Wellington) DUBB 09Dec22 1100m Good4 CL1 $16,000 Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 55kg (cd 53kg) Barrier 4 Rtg 46
1st Smart Roostar 59kg, 2nd Mr Bobcat 57kg 1:02.85, 8.94L, 4th@800m, 4th@400m, $13/$11/$10/$9.50
10th of 10
MDGE 02Dec22 Military Star
(Wellington) MDGE 02Dec22 1100m Good4 BM58 $30,000 ($725) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 9 Rtg 48
1st Jet Pack 58.5kg, 2nd Ithicus 59kg 1:05.57, 12.35L, 4th@800m, 3rd@400m, $26/$26
5th of 10
MDGE 02Dec22 The Long Run
(Wellington) MDGE 02Dec22 1200m Good4 MUDGEE SPRINT90 $50,000 ($1,950) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 2 Rtg 74
1st Constant Flight 61kg, 2nd Morgenstern 55.5kg 1:10.70, 3.74L, 6th@800m, 6th@400m, $61/$81/$81
7th of 12
MDGE 02Dec22 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) MDGE 02Dec22 1600m Good4 MUDGEE CUP BM94 $75,000 ($1,750) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 54kg (cd 52kg) Barrier 6 Rtg 79
1st Camaguey 56.5kg, 2nd Royalzel 59kg 1:35.01, 3.93L, 11th@800m, 11th@400m, $31/$41
4th of 8
HAWK 17Nov22 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) HAWK 17Nov22 1500m Good4 F&M BM64 $40,000 ($2,150) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 59.5kg (cd 56.5kg) Barrier 2 Rtg 61
1st The Crimson Idol 54.5kg, 2nd Chenin 60kg 1:29.76 (600m 35.02), 1.99L, 7th@800m, 6th@400m, $7/$8/$8.50/$8
4th of 12
NMNE 15Nov22 Military Star
(Wellington) NMNE 15Nov22 1100m Soft6 CL1 $27,000 ($1,300) William Stanley (a) 55kg Barrier 5 Rtg 47
1st Foxstorm 56kg, 2nd Kora Magic 58kg 1:06.65, 1.05L, 3rd@800m, 2nd@400m, $31/$41/$31/$26
5th of 11
WRRN 06Nov22 The Long Run
(Wellington) WRRN 06Nov22 1600m Good4 COTTON CUP BM84 $37,000 ($1,250) Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 55kg (cd 53kg) Barrier 9 Rtg 75
1st A Magic Zariz 61kg, 2nd Great Buy 55.5kg 1:34.90, 5.01L, 4th@800m, 4th@400m, $13/$9.50/$10/$9.50
13th of 20
RAND 01Nov22 Not Negotiating
(Wellington) RAND 01Nov22 1600m Good3 LITTLE DANCE $500,000 Ms Ashleigh Stanley (a) 52kg Barrier 7 Rtg 61
1st Dream Runner 53kg, 2nd Solar Apex 54kg 1:34.36 (600m 35.74), 6.3L, 12th@800m, 11th@400m, $151/$101/$151




Current Stable

A Pound Of Salt
City Sky
Good Time Nellie
Not Negotiating
Patchy Girl
Can you please do a little research when you want to make such a statement!

Sargo wrote:

Boney wrote:Bum Crack, Brod, Pat and Sargo cup tips received

Cheers Boney.

Elaine is the Queen of the comp, I’ve had to do the scoring with Jane Pogas many times over the years and she just never has a bad word to say about anyone, always an enjoyable afternoon.

Elaine is the Queen of the comp, I’ve had to do the scoring with Jane Pogas many times over the years and she just never has a bad word to say about anyone, always an enjoyable afternoon.

Was a tongue in cheek comment, both are great value and the PDCA is extremely lucky to have had them involved over many years for the long journey.

Will always respect Elaine in particular for her work in promoting the womens game. Absolute trailblazer in the womens game.
Yeah, Elaine’s a legend, I used to work closely with her when the women’s comp was in its infancy, we used to organise association games against the Jets and her zest for promoting women’s cricket for all ages and abilities is nothing short of brilliant, hence the accolades that she has been awarded along the journey.

gazzamagoo wrote:How do I get rid of all these bloody banner ads that pop up all over SAFooty.

I don’t know but my erections didn’t last any longer.

Put a $4 tri on R6 needing Willy Pike to run 2nd, it got up and I had 20% on it ($154 return), I was doing the scoring at my sons cricket so I wasn't paying full attention, I accidentally put the bet on twice.

I think it was the loss that the Indians needed to have.

200 to go. The sloggers need to make some form of contribution so it’s not all left to Smith and Marnus.
And that Head did, your backhanded dig doesn’t bother me mate, I believe I predicted us to win with Trav going downtown ;)

No dig intended! I was worried when Smith got out and with the way the ball was moving and Head was playing at that time, I thought it was going to be on Marnus to bat the innings and hoping others would make enough contributions around him. Up step Travis Head to play one of the best innings we'll ever see. To Marnus' credit, he played a fantastic role in supporting Head. It was a brilliant partnership to back up the effort of the bowlers and fielders in the 1st Innings.

I love the way One Day Cricket has been played in this World Cup. The batting is entertaining, but there is still great value on a wicket. Depending on the conditions - we've seen everything from low 200's to high 300's be a competitive target. The batsman are making centuries and the bowlers are taking 5fers.

Credit to Cummins and the brains trust of this Australian World Cup campaign. They got everything right.
No worries, I did wake up a bit dusty. I too have enjoyed the way the bat hasn't dictated the tournament, I’m a huge fan of ODI cricket as I think strategy is a big key to it.

It would’ve been a struggle if Head got out for under 80, we are blessed with an array of firepower, I wonder how much Maxwell’s innings against the Afghans gave us psychological help, Marsh’s comment when he left the group for a week must have played a part too, overall it was the team that won the comp, we had many contributors and never relied on an individual.

Went down to the Sailmaster for lunch today, what a top notch place, wish it was closer to home!
Great beers on tap, comfortable furniture, great views of the marina and the meals were sensational. Best seafood basket I've ever had!
If it wasn't so far away from most things I could convince the missus to move down there!
Was that the $150 seafood basket thingy? They are sensational.

I took the ex there to share one for what I knew was going to be our final outing together, it had been on the bucket list for a while.

locky801 wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Hope it buckets down tonight and tomorrow afternoon so I can get out of junior cricket and have a night off!

supposed to be very wet tomorrow

That’s what she said

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/australia-news-green-harris-renshaw-bancroft-named-in-pm-s-xi-to-face-pakistan-1409889

Prime Minister's XI squad to play Pakistan in Canberra on December 6th-
Nathan McSweeney (c), Cameron Bancroft, Cameron Green, Marcus Harris, Nathan McAndrew, Todd Murphy, Michael Neser, Jimmy Peirson, Matthew Renshaw, Mark Steketee, Beau Webster

Marcus Harris would have to be the Prime Minister 11/Australia A games record holder hey. ;) :lol:

Harris still has at least another 2 opportunities ahead of him at test level to prove he isn’t up to it.
Why put Green in there?

Did a miraculous job during covid.

I’m a Hills D1 follower and I’ve heard/read lots of positive things about Wayne Knowles as a coach calling him the “Messiah” but from what I see he just spends a lot of money recruiting for a couple years and then leaves for another opportunity. Has he actually won a flag? Probably why he hasn’t coached in the big 3 (GSFL, HFL D1, BLGFA). still won’t get near Two Wells.
He did the hard yards at Virginia this season winning just the one game.

He now has the assistance of Tommy Javor as the Football Director and they aren’t trying to buy a flag, they are trying to build a culture.

They were a long way off the pace last season with a very young list, they have retained the kids (that was their first priority) and have got a fair few young lads back that used to play for them, they’ve obviously recruited some serious talent along the way too.

Tommy has a great footy brain and is very well respected in the footy circles, I can see him and Wayne sticking around for a while out there, there’s plenty of talented kids coming through and there’s a good positive vibe around the place, even after the long season they just endured.

Arnold Dix: Amazing representation of our country, especially in a place where we’re not real popular atm, you make me proud to be an Aussie.

I know it’s petty but when people use the alarm tone as their ringtone on their phone, it’s just not right!!

India has announced their squad for the five-match T20I series against Australia:

Suryakumar Yadav (c), Ruturaj Gaikwad (vc), Ishan Kishan (wk), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Tilak Varma, Rinku Singh, Jitesh Sharma (wk), Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Shivam Dube, Ravi Bishnoi, Arshdeep Singh , Prasidh Krishna, Avesh Khan, Mukesh Kumar, Shreyas Iyer

WTF :shock:
I know I shouldn't.

I bet he puts up with a lot of crap.

SACA should just scour Play HQ each week and find any 11 players that are in a bit of form in any comp.

Ton up for Eastern Park one week and then play on the WACA the following.

Wedgie wrote:I've only ever had cold sores since I went to Thailand. Hmmm.
Luckily I've only had two but they're shocking to get rid of especially when you think its a pimple and squeeze it!

A dollop of Vegemite on it before you go to bed, stings like hell but dries it out in no time

Rashid Khan out of the BBL with a back injury
Thank f*** for that.

Will kill the crowds, only person people wanted to go watch :shock:
Kids will wanna go regardless, if we’re winning then numbers will be good.

I love the guy but it pisses me off that he soaks up so much of the cap and then takes off just before finals.

I’d rather a player that has 70% of his ability but can play 100% of the games.

Starc is injured, so Morris or Boland will play
Broke up with the missus too didn't he?
Not sure.

Would be a difficult situation with both being away so often


Edit. Just googled it and they just bought a $20 million home three days ago so I doubt it.
Oops, that'll teach me to read the whole article and not just the heading.

daysofourlives wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Heading out to Willamore I hear

You can drop the Willa part, i dont think there is one player from Willaston in their A2 team!

9 ex Craigmore, 1 ex Smithfield/Eastern Park and 1 ex Central United (I think)

Booney wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Tredders qualifications for joining the board?

Better than Koch's as President

Here's me thinking there wouldn't be any stupid posts in here today.

Your one just trumped his

That cargo warrants strap downs

Port have an inability to win the big games that matter, you can caress the fact and push the blame to wherever you feel like.

Kenny panics under pressure, he orders a negative game plan too early sometimes IMO as there is no plan B.

As a supporter we have to put up with the dumb shit that falls out of his pie hole, I can only imagine what it does for the players’ mindset.

Pound for pound our squad is as good as any, it has been for several years, we continue to fall over at the last hurdle, I think there’s a common denominator.

Booney wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Lightning and thunder over Alberton at the moment

Pop in for a beer?

I can but Thunder’s gone home

Dutchy wrote:

whufc wrote:Good deal for all involved.

Still trying to work out how this is a good deal for Port?

Yeah, it’s no Polec deal but I guess we’ll live with it.

Booney wrote:Daisy Pearce the new West Coast AFLW coach.

Head coach!


Hopefully that excludes her from all commentary roles.