SA Footy

FINAL SCORES @ RICHMOND

LEAGUE:

Full Time

West - 14.8 = 92

Sturt - 8.13 = 61

Bloods win by 31 points



GOAL KICKERS:

West - D.Piasente 3, Brad Fisher, R.Feruson, R.Anderson 2, N.Homburg, J.Beech, J.Davenport, M.Pettigrew, A.Fielke 1

Sturt - B.Martin 2, M.Duldig, A.Twopeny, M.Crocker, L.Crane, A.Kurtze, T.Harms 1





RESERVES:

Full Time

West - 12.11 = 83

Sturt - 8.10 = 58

Bloods win by 25 points



GOAL KICKERS:

West - D.Hankin 3, T.Keough 2, D.Head, P.Barrett, M.Borholm, C.Bonney, D.Gallard, N.Ahmat-Watkins, R.Laird 1

Sturt - T.Anderson 3, T.Kowald 2, C.Calabrese, J.Greenslade, J.Kelly 1




FINAL STATS WINNERS: http://sanfl.championdata.com/matches/1 ... mmary.html



CROWD: TBC

David Piasente being chaired off the ground, appropriately as well...

Well done to Pia, a great career and good way to go out on a winning note...

Finishes on 148 games and 39 goals after kicking 3 goals this evening...

6th again. AWESOME

Well done West .A novel idea for Sturt would be to focus on their skills over the summer , they are woeful and are getting worse.

A better crowd than I thought would attend to be honest . Sturt played lots of kids and a few show some promise and there is plenty to work with .

Some great goal kicking by West early too.

Well done bloods. Thiele 0 Football in face 1

The lights are poor Thiele (Yes I know they meet the standard bla bla ,the lights are not good enough.)

Peter Griffen wrote:6th again. AWESOME

Probably likley to finish lower than that Peter, depending on other results today.

Could be as low as 8th mate, sorry to have to tell you.

From Localfootysa...

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl ... 6133515869

By my calculations the only way West can make it is if South and North lose (which is quite likely) but Port would have to not turn up against the Eagles.

So by my calcs the score would have to look like this for Port to get ousted.

Port 20, Eagles 171.

Port 30, Eagles 181.

Port 40, Eagles 191 and so on.

or if North win, or if South win.

Big Phil wrote:

Peter Griffen wrote:6th again. AWESOME

Probably likley to finish lower than that Peter, depending on other results today.

Could be as low as 8th mate, sorry to have to tell you.

South and North will lose and West will come 6th for the 3rd year running. We are the Richmond of the SANFL!

This match was pretty much a tale of our season. First half sensational ball movement and our pressure on the ball carrier was superb. The sort of footy that showed why we were on top for the first 8 weeks.

The second half was totally opposite and showed why we've been the worst team since then.

Hartlett was superb at CHB and Fergy was the same at CHF. Hopefully they will start in those positions next year. A bit staggered to see Hartlett start on the bench in the 3rd. Thought he was BOG in the first half. Great to see Pia go forward and kick some nice goals in his last game.

Also great to see us finally get a great run with the umpires. Makes up for the last time at Unley.

Doesnt really matter where we finish, 6th, 7th or 8th...its not in the top 5. I guess the only positive its not bottom.

Umpiring was maybe the most abysmal I've seen this year - and that's saying something.

Well done Westies, Sturt was pretty shocking at times but Westies' ball movement showed glimpses of the sort of footy they were playing in the first half of the season. The glaring difference between the two was Sturt's continuing inability to take contested marks around the ground. Kurtze hasn't developed in that aspect of his skills at all - Wundke has shown signs he might be a prospect but needs to step up. I'd like to see Fraser Evans given a consistent berth in the As too - surely players like him are our future, not Ben Warren et al.

Disappointing end to a disappointing season. At least the BBQ was ace

zipzap wrote:Umpiring was maybe the most abysmal I've seen this year - and that's saying something.

Well done Westies, Sturt was pretty shocking at times but Westies' ball movement showed glimpses of the sort of footy they were playing in the first half of the season. The glaring difference between the two was Sturt's continuing inability to take contested marks around the ground. Kurtze hasn't developed in that aspect of his skills at all - Wundke has shown signs he might be a prospect but needs to step up. I'd like to see Fraser Evans given a consistent berth in the As too - surely players like him are our future, not Ben Warren et al.

Disappointing end to a disappointing season. At least the BBQ was ace

I agree with all this and lets hope we are actively recruiting players we actually need , recycled average players are not the answer.

Peter Griffen wrote:

Big Phil wrote:

Peter Griffen wrote:6th again. AWESOME

Probably likley to finish lower than that Peter, depending on other results today.

Could be as low as 8th mate, sorry to have to tell you.

South and North will lose and West will come 6th for the 3rd year running. We are the Richmond of the SANFL!

well you do play at the richmond oval (forget the sponsors)

Just going by the score updates it seems Sturts accuracy infront of goal early on was critical.
Were West that much better or would have it been differant if Sturt nailed a few of those early ones?

HOORAY PUNT wrote:The lights are poor Thiele (Yes I know they meet the standard bla bla ,the lights are not good enough.)

Not blamingthe lights. Blaming not keeping eye on the ball

Nicer to round the year off with a win, but was still not ultra impressive. Seemed like Sturt had lots of inside 50s but did not have any winners up forward. Duldig had a number of shots from limited touches but did not finish them. If Duldig had kicked straight or Sturt had any other forwards the story could have been so different. That was made even more noticeable because of our own straight kicking. Hartlett did well chopping off Sturt's poor kicking.

Nice to win but a bit like placing a band aid on a gaping wound.

BRRRRRRRrrrrrrr, it was cold!
Good to have a win for sure.
Reward the fans.
Great to see Pia in his last game too.
Been a great player for us, thanks Pia.