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Central District v Glenelg (My Money House Oval) – 2.10pm
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CENTRAL
League

Central could hand a Macca’s League lifeline to a former Sturt and Port Adelaide utility against Glenelg on Saturday.

James Watt has been included on the four-man extended interchange bench after crossing to the Bulldogs three weeks ago in search of more League opportunities.

After playing well in the Reserves, the 28-year-old has earned a call up to the Bulldogs’ 22-man squad.

Forward John Butcher will play his 100th Macca’s League game after playing his first 68 with Port Adelaide.



F: Hanna, Butcher, Templeton

HF: Goodrem, Mahoney, Jenner

C: Furnell, Presbury, F. Fort

HB: Barmby, Madden, J. Schiller

B: L. Habel, Stephenson, Patterson



R: Hannath, Hoskin, T. Schiller

INT: Dew, Gillard, Richardson, Watt

IN: Watt



Reserves
Ahmatt-Lovett, Antonie, Anyang, Barreau, Beswick, Eberhard, Falkenberg, Hooker, Humphries-Carnelly, Kennedy, Lange, Llewellyn, Maitland, McLean, Nason, Jarrod O’Brien, Jordan O’Brien, O’Gorman, Rigney, Spence, White.

Under-18
Aller, Arnold, Barilla, Cannizzaro, Carpenter, Combe, Cotgrove, East, Eime, Falland, Fraser, Grubb, Hughes, John, Materne, T. Milera, Odegaard, Payne, Pilkington, Ponton, Richard, Roennfeldt, Shaw, Stevens, Thomson, Tidswell.

GLENELG
League

Glenelg has made wholesale changes for its contest against Central on Saturday.

Forwards Luke Reynolds and Lachie Hosie return after encouraging performances in the Reserves while Tom Schott is a welcome addition after a week off due to work commitments.

Co-captain Andrew Bradley will miss at least one week with an ankle ailment while leadership group member Aaron Joseph will miss three matches after being found guilty of engaging in rough conduct at the SANFL Tribunal.

Ian Milera, Warrick McGinty and Jack Yates have been relegated to the seconds.



F: Hosie, Scott, Bailey

HF: Cox, Reynolds, Amato

C: Nicholson, Scharenberg, Walker

HB: Woolard, Curran, Schott

B: Uebergang, Proud, Chalmers



R: White, Motlop, Snook

INT: T. Milera, McCarthy, Koster, Robinson, Slade

IN: Reynolds, McCarthy, Schott, Koster, Hosie, Robinson, Slade

OUT: Bradley (ankle), Joseph (suspension), I. Milera, McGinty, Yates



Reserves
Armfield, H. Boyle, Carmody, Clark, Davidson, Davis, Hawkins, I. Milera, Kerrish, Leck, Lovelock, Mackenzie, Martini, McGinty, Potter, Sawford, Schreiber, Searle, Sullivan, Viska, Yates.

Under-18
F: Willis, Le Cornu, Symonds
HF: McCarthy, Di Sotto, Liambis
C: Park, McMurray, McDermott
HB: Kelsh, Thompson, Carney
B: Otto, Dowdell, Corso

R: T. Jones, Wisdom, McRae
INT: Bonutto, Kitschke, Brinkworth, Holyoak, Lovelock, Viska

Centrals looked ok against us. Centrals by 4 goals.

DOC wrote:Centrals looked ok against us. Centrals by 4 goals.

We will be 4 goals down at the first break.

Dogs by 78pts.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

DOC wrote:Centrals looked ok against us. Centrals by 4 goals.

We will be 4 goals down at the first break.

Dogs by 78pts.

Six down, and more than 78.

Central by 64 points.

GMcG wrote:Central by 64 points.

I'd be more than happy with that, with Butch kicking 7. Goals that is.

Any of you Bays lads attending festivities?

Grenville wrote:Any of you Bays lads attending festivities?

Any of you Dogs lads buying?

Back to the match, that Glenelg side named has plenty of talent & is strong enough to win tomorrow.
Just sayin’...

When was the last time the bays won at Centrals?

DOC wrote:When was the last time the bays won at Centrals?

Pre-kids I reckon, maybe 2008?

Spargo wrote:

Grenville wrote:Any of you Bays lads attending festivities?

Any of you Dogs lads buying?

Back to the match, that Glenelg side named has plenty of talent & is strong enough to win tomorrow.
Just sayin’...

Be more than happy to buy you a can Spargo, I'm at the northern end every home game wearing my best thongs.

MatteeG wrote:

DOC wrote:When was the last time the bays won at Centrals?

Pre-kids I reckon, maybe 2008?

Correct weight.



The 'Dogs to win today on home turf, I'll tip 21 points.

That said, GMcG ("64 points", 5th post down) has been pretty close over recent weeks, and the 'Dogs have tended to win well against Glenelg out here over the last decade.

Definitely a game for the diehards, the standard is questionable at best as is the umpiring (both ways).

Grenville wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Grenville wrote:Any of you Bays lads attending festivities?

Any of you Dogs lads buying?

Back to the match, that Glenelg side named has plenty of talent & is strong enough to win tomorrow.
Just sayin’...

Be more than happy to buy you a can Spargo, I'm at the northern end every home game wearing my best thongs.

Where are you lad?

Beers were cold, the burger smashin' and the Bays won at the Bay today in the 18s.

Good day at the footy.

Grenville wrote:

Grenville wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Grenville wrote:Any of you Bays lads attending festivities?

Any of you Dogs lads buying?

Back to the match, that Glenelg side named has plenty of talent & is strong enough to win tomorrow.
Just sayin’...

Be more than happy to buy you a can Spargo, I'm at the northern end every home game wearing my best thongs.

Where are you lad?

*sigh* couldn’t make it unfortunately

Centrals by 2

Be more than happy to buy you a can Spargo, I'm at the northern end every home game wearing my best thongs.[/quote]

Where are you lad?[/quote]

*sigh* couldn’t make it unfortunately[/quote]

I'm not angry, just disappointed. Had a chat to Straydog, a genuinely good bloke, apologies to him for not being a bit more coherent but I'd had a few at that stage.

The game itself had few highlights, I reckon we might have pinched one despite not being the better team on the day.

Grenville wrote:The game itself had few highlights, I reckon we might have pinched one despite not being the better team on the day.

I didn’t need to hear that...
I was following it on my phone & noticed we got a rushed behind then the siren pretty much went. Could we have won it at the death?