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EAGLES
Woodville-West Torrens could launch the League career of Jack Hayes against Glenelg at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval on Sunday.
Hayes, a younger brother of Nick Hayes, has been in strong form in the Reserves, culminating in him collecting 25 disposals, 10 marks and 14 hit outs last round.
Originally from Redhill, Jack Hayes measures in at 193cm and 93kg and can play at either end of the ground.
He has been joined in the Eagles’ 23-man squad by in-form forward Jackson Press, who has booted 14 goals in his last two Reserves matches.
Veteran midfielder Scott Lewis will resume from a calf injury on the wing in the Reserves.

League
F: O’Brien, Borholm, N. Hayes
HF: Gaffney, Wundke, Rowland
C: Goldsworthy, Poole, Hall
HB: Jarrad, Von Bertouch, Allmond
B: P. Raymond, Thompson, Guiffreda

R: Redden, Petrenko, Boyd
INT: Ainger, McGregor, Press, J. Hayes, Rowntree
IN: J. Hayes, Press

Reserves
F: Jolly, L. Hayes, Comitogianni
HF: Stengle, Summerton, Whittlesea
C: Woods, Firns, Lewis
HB: G. Ellis, Cox, Westbrook
B: Elsworthy, Heinjus, Batley

R: Raikiwasa, Yarran, M. Raymond
INT: Lee, Sinor, B. Ellis

Under-18
F: Longbottom, Hoare, Moore
HF: Weidemann, Moller, Creeper
C: Martin, Hoyle, Georgeson
HB: Coxon, Lukosius, W. McPherson
B: Smith, Beecken, Bondarenko

R: Baqeri, Lee, Mead
INT: Brill, Cook, Goold, Holman, Miller, Wood


GLENELG
Glenelg coach Matt Lokan has swung the changes for the clash with the Eagles at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval on Sunday.
The Bays could blood two possible debutants in midfielder Elliot Chalmers and forward Jake Pitt, who have both been added to the 23-man squad.
Chalmers (19, 183cm and 83kg) is from Morphettville Park and has been named in the centre square while Pitt (21, 190cm and 83kg) is on the five-man extended interchange bench.
Jonty Scharenberg, Jed Redden, Michael Galley, Josh Koster and Brad Merrett have also returned to the Tigers’ League line-up which must be trimmed by two before the bounce.
Star midfielder Matt Snook will miss the rest of the season with a minor knee injury which won’t require surgery while defender Brad Agnew (hip) may have also played his last game of 2016.
Veteran forwards Clint Alleway and Ruory Kirkby have retired while Dylan Reinbrecht has been sent to the Reserves.

League
F: Rioli, Vitkunas, Sumner
HF: Koster, Scott, T. Milera
C: McFarlane, Haarsma, Johansen
HB: Woodall, Galley, Nicholson
B: Woolard, Sellar, Howard

R: McGinty, Chalmers, Sawford
INT: Scharenberg, C. Pitt, Redden, B. Merrett, J. Pitt
IN: Chalmers, J. Pitt, Scharenberg, Redden, Galley, Koster, B. Merrett
OUT: Alleway (retired), Kirkby (retired), Snook (knee), Agnew (hip), Reinbrecht

Reserves
B. Edwards, Boyle, Christopher, Godden, Hampton, Hill, I. Milera, J. Edwards, Kenny, M. Merrett, McKay, Montgomery, O’Keeffe, Proud, Raikiwasa, Reinbrecht, Slade, Trembath, Walker, Yates.

Under-18
Barratt, Boyle, Brinkworth, Buchanan, Carney, Cock, Egel, Evans, Flinn, Le Cornu, Mallen, Neal-Bullen, O’Connell, Otto, Pierson, Plenty, Potter, Potts, Satala, Smart, Strange, Thompson, Whittlesea, Wisdom.

Hoping for the upset, but Eagles should prevail comfortably.

Eagles comfortably methinks.

The eagles to top of a Sellar season and win well

Eagles too old and slow

Bays youthful enthusiasm and zest

Bays to win

another grub wrote:The eagles to top of a Sellar season and win well

To be fair, it's West who've had the Sellar season.

The Eagles will be Boyd about the prospect of finals, although a Hayes of overconfidence could Koster the minor premiership. Howard that feel? Whoever from the Eagles misses out can amuse themselves in the Poole Hall.

Magellan wrote:

another grub wrote:The eagles to top of a Sellar season and win well

To be fair, it's West who've had the Sellar season.

The Eagles will be Boyd about the prospect of finals, although a Hayes of overconfidence could Koster the minor premiership. Howard that feel? Whoever from the Eagles misses out can amuse themselves in the Poole Hall.

No grave ainger of that happening. I wundke what the final margin will be.

goddy11 wrote:I wundke what the final margin will be.

It'll be in the Press on Monday.

I would say this is getting ridiculous if I didn't actually enjoy it so much

If it wasn't for all this punnery sadly there'd be no discussion at all.

Woodall people who love the SANFL start posting! That said, there's a lot of Merrett in making the odd joke, although Sumner better than others.

Historically, the Bays would be putting in a Super effort and wouldn't be Copping any intimidation or blows to the Kidney. Hopefully Lokan can Marshall the boys for a stirring effort and enjoy a beer or even a Jameson after the game.

(Hingeworthy...)

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Historically, the Bays would be putting in a Super effort and wouldn't be Copping any intimidation or blows to the Kidney. Hopefully Lokan can Marshall the boys for a stirring effort and enjoy a beer or even a Jameson after the game.

(Hingeworthy...)

Back in the day the Bays could Stringer a few goals together and Kruse to a win, then knock off a Garton after the game. How things have changed, nowadays a lot of fans are dropping the Seebohm.

All happening at Woodville today.

Members Appreciation Round, Flash's last home game and Eagles Kids Day

For more info - http://www.wwtfc.com.au/?p=34588

Sick as a dog at home go Eagles

Glenelg - just a mob of thugs and junk yard dogs. They were pathetic. A sorry state of affairs at the Bay if that's the sort of crap they have to serve up.

Lokan wanted some fight

Is there any updates re: James Boyd. Looked to be targeted by the Bay players. I read somewhere he came off holding his arm like he may have broken it.

goddy11 wrote:Is there any updates re: James Boyd. Looked to be targeted by the Bay players. I read somewhere he came off holding his arm like he may have broken it.

Broken collar bone, surgery today.

Crowd 2,172.

McGregor - fractured forearm, surgery and a plate to be inserted today.