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No doubt this games winner will move a step closer to avoiding the wooden spoon, but who will it be?

This week sturt lose some experience but add some youthful talent while westies regain some afl exp. I didnt get all the ins and outs but if someone here as the complete list, that would be great.

Who's gonna win?

My heart says Sturt but my head says ill be sweating like a virgin on prom night.

Jimmy wrote:No doubt this games winner will move a step closer to avoiding the wooden spoon, but who will it be?

This week sturt lose some experience but add some youthful talent while westies regain some afl exp. I didnt get all the ins and outs but if someone here as the complete list, that would be great.

Who's gonna win?

My heart says Sturt but my head says ill be sweating like a virgin on prom night.

SQUIRE/WHITEMAN/JARJOURA are some of the outs for ST

JERICHO/WELSH in for WA and PETTIGREW out i think are some of the notable WA ins/outs.

i think walsh in for west as well

Bonnaddio and Wiggins i believe are playing b grade this week
Talls out would suggest wet weather.

oh shit, JJ too...

we're ******

jimmy....don't panic yet...with westies anything can happen..
as far as the spoon is concerned you're better percentage
might just save the day...what a blockbuster of a game it's
gonna be.

firstblood wrote:jimmy....don't panic yet...with westies anything can happen..
as far as the spoon is concerned you're better percentage
might just save the day...what a blockbuster of a game it's
gonna be.

a blockbuster it will be mate, well for us fans anyway...

too bad its not live on the radio, have to settle for bloody updates only...pissed at that.

In the 17s it will be 2nd v 4th. While @ Woodville it will be 1st v 3rd. How often does the top 4 play each other in the same round.

some big names in for west and big names out for sturt....
with a huge crowd and wet weather what more can
you ask for? a westies win i hope...sorry jimmy

Sturt are ...................................

Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

GWW wrote:Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

we are wondering the same thing.....

the paynter is seb, johns son...good player too

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

we are wondering the same thing.....

the paynter is seb, johns son...good player too

As a Port supporter, Paynter was the player (along with David Marshall) who i most admired from a rival club in the 80's and 90's. Great skills, scrupulously fair, i would have loved to see him play AFL footy.

From an AFL perspective, you'd have to think that young Seb would be a qualifier for the father and son rule?? Although given the way this rule operates..

GWW wrote:

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

we are wondering the same thing.....

the paynter is seb, johns son...good player too

As a Port supporter, Paynter was the player (along with David Marshall) who i most admired from a rival club in the 80's and 90's. Great skills, scrupulously fair, i would have loved to see him play AFL footy.

From an AFL perspective, you'd have to think that young Seb would be a qualifier for the father and son rule?? Although given the way this rule operates..

...therefore, if FS rule applied, he'd be under the cows or port banner? i forget which club is alligned where for FS rules???

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

we are wondering the same thing.....

the paynter is seb, johns son...good player too

As a Port supporter, Paynter was the player (along with David Marshall) who i most admired from a rival club in the 80's and 90's. Great skills, scrupulously fair, i would have loved to see him play AFL footy.

From an AFL perspective, you'd have to think that young Seb would be a qualifier for the father and son rule?? Although given the way this rule operates..

...therefore, if FS rule applied, he'd be under the cows or port banner? i forget which club is alligned where for FS rules???

Both are Crows.

Off hand its' Port, Central, Torrens, Woodville and North(?) for the Power.

West are aligned to the Power

spell_check wrote:

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:

Jimmy wrote:

GWW wrote:Does anyone know if the Wark named in Sturt's side is related to ex Blues player David Wark, now the boss at Norwood. Possibly a son of Nigel Wark, Sturt player from the 1970's??

we are wondering the same thing.....

the paynter is seb, johns son...good player too

As a Port supporter, Paynter was the player (along with David Marshall) who i most admired from a rival club in the 80's and 90's. Great skills, scrupulously fair, i would have loved to see him play AFL footy.

From an AFL perspective, you'd have to think that young Seb would be a qualifier for the father and son rule?? Although given the way this rule operates..

...therefore, if FS rule applied, he'd be under the cows or port banner? i forget which club is alligned where for FS rules???

Both are Crows.

Off hand its' Port, Central, Torrens, Woodville and North(?) for the Power.

I still can't believe the Power get anyone other than Port as a father/son. And the Crows shouldn't get anyone (unless an actual Crows player is eligible).

not this debate again