2019 2nd Semi Final - Glenelg v Powerserves
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2019 10:38 pm
Sunday 8th September, 3:15 pm - Adelaide Oval
DOC wrote:Beats the Adelaide forecast of 14.
At this stage you would say the premiership faves should win by 10 goals.
LMA wrote:DOC wrote:Beats the Adelaide forecast of 14.
At this stage you would say the premiership faves should win by 10 goals.
I would think so. Port have about 8 maybe 10 good players then it drops away dramatically.
The restrictions are definitely doing the job they were designed to do. That's not a whinge BTW.
PatowalongaPirate wrote:LMA wrote:DOC wrote:Beats the Adelaide forecast of 14.
At this stage you would say the premiership faves should win by 10 goals.
I would think so. Port have about 8 maybe 10 good players then it drops away dramatically.
The restrictions are definitely doing the job they were designed to do. That's not a whinge BTW.
How are Port being disadvantaged by the restrictions?
Genuine question.
Booney wrote:Is Pseudo planning to attend this one?
LMA wrote:PatowalongaPirate wrote:LMA wrote:DOC wrote:Beats the Adelaide forecast of 14.
At this stage you would say the premiership faves should win by 10 goals.
I would think so. Port have about 8 maybe 10 good players then it drops away dramatically.
The restrictions are definitely doing the job they were designed to do. That's not a whinge BTW.
How are Port being disadvantaged by the restrictions?
Genuine question.
Like I said I'm not whingeing, just saying the restrictions or qualifications are doing their job. Without them Port could of had Howard and Motlop who played the last 3-5 games playing. You put 2 players like that in, in lieu of 2 Ammo players, it makes a big difference to the Port line up.
PatowalongaPirate wrote:But would the likes of Motlop, Howard etc be picked anyway? Risking injury and also not able to return to training until after the rest of the main group.
PatowalongaPirate wrote:LMA wrote:PatowalongaPirate wrote:LMA wrote:[quote="DOC"]Beats the Adelaide forecast of 14.
At this stage you would say the premiership faves should win by 10 goals.
I would think so. Port have about 8 maybe 10 good players then it drops away dramatically.
The restrictions are definitely doing the job they were designed to do. That's not a whinge BTW.
How are Port being disadvantaged by the restrictions?
Genuine question.
Like I said I'm not whingeing, just saying the restrictions or qualifications are doing their job. Without them Port could of had Howard and Motlop who played the last 3-5 games playing. You put 2 players like that in, in lieu of 2 Ammo players, it makes a big difference to the Port line up.
Captain_Bulldog wrote:Really hope the Bays can win this one and get the job done in the GF. Have been the best team all year, it's their time.
gazzamagoo wrote:Palindromes out in straight sets.
Their recent form has been ordinary.
Spargo wrote:gazzamagoo wrote:Palindromes out in straight sets.
Their recent form has been ordinary.
Lost 3 of their last 24 games...
Jim05 wrote:Spargo wrote:gazzamagoo wrote:Palindromes out in straight sets.
Their recent form has been ordinary.
Lost 3 of their last 24 games...
1 win from your last 3
sib wrote:Unfortunately I see Power winning by 10 goals. I also see Crows beating Norwood by a similar amount. Crows have 4 players due back in the next1-2 weeks as well giving them the full quota of 17+4. Port also likely to have the 17 and 4 this week. Im dreading this but im tipping a PowerV Crows GF and the end of the two clubs in the AFL as they will be forced out into the VFL or AFL Reserves. Hopefully anyway.
LMA wrote:sib wrote:Unfortunately I see Power winning by 10 goals. I also see Crows beating Norwood by a similar amount. Crows have 4 players due back in the next1-2 weeks as well giving them the full quota of 17+4. Port also likely to have the 17 and 4 this week. Im dreading this but im tipping a PowerV Crows GF and the end of the two clubs in the AFL as they will be forced out into the VFL or AFL Reserves. Hopefully anyway.
No chance and No chance