Well done to the North girls who won their 2nd flag today. Sturt put up a good fight early but the Hens came home strongly.

Cameraman been on the nose beers?

goddy11 wrote:Is the SANow cameraman drunk. All over he place.

LOL, I said the same thing, he has a skill in putting the camera wherever the ball isn't!

Is the SANow cameraman drunk. All over he place.

I know the TV coverage is never going to be of a high quality with one camera, but that was unwatchable! Far too zoomed in and countless times nowhere near where the actual play was! The game was not much better, both sides missed a host of easy shots at goal. Well done South a win is a win.
That camera work was the worst I've ever seen. Traditionally we wanted to turn off the sound for the digital pass but today we wanted to turn off the vision!

Thought the cameraman read the play pretty well, always a kick ahead of the game

Port win!!!
I loved you so much for 2007 before but I love you even more now!

We've got the Power to win!

North are good, all over us but we kept at it - got within 2 goals in the last quarter and then missed two shots, our goalkicking not flash this year to date. No questions abut our effort but we lack the marking talls. Young (19 years old) Brinker-Ritchie in the ruck was overwhelmed by man-mountain Harvey early, but B-R showed some pluck, got his hands on the ball in the second half - encouraging. Prospect has a bit of razzmatazz with that funky new scoreboard/game screen. Best thing about NA, apart from Barrie Robran - sighted on the wing today, is their song - courtesy of the great Johnny Mac (whose son, Brett Mackereth played for Woodville).

Crikey, if you give back our reserves coach we will let you have Surjan and Tredrea.

Much better by the Roosters today.
It was easily the best game Jesse White has played for the club. He looked rejuvenated. Up until today I thought his comeback had been a waste of time. Sam Mayes is a very important recruit also. He had the body strength to go with the Crows midfield, and of course Wigg, Combe, Spina and Szekely were all very good. The Roosters defence also held firm. van Huisstede, Wlisdon and Magor were all very solid.
The other important factor was the added pace from the juniors who have come into the side. None of them amassed great stats, but they gave the side a boost.
If North can get Young, Moore, Ramsey, Finlay and perhaps Casalini back into the side and firing they still may be a finals proposition. Their midfield at full strength is as good as any and they have a good defence. Ruck and forwards are still an issue.
The Crows did miss many shots for goal, but most of their misses were either a fair way out or under pressure.