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Glenelg come off a good win over Centrals and will be looking to remain undefeated and remain outright flag favorites in all five grades. A wasteful Port went down to South in the revenge of 79 replay.

it looks likely Port will have available all players from last week as will Glenelg. Even though AMBays has been training strongly all week I expect he will have to watch the game from the sidelines.

AS South found out last week, Ports two rucks are a formidable challenge. Hannath will be flat out as it does not look like there is a likely second ruck option in the side unless McBean is used, which takes away a key forward. Sutcliffe, Rocklife and Powell-Pepper against the Glenelg midfield is the key to the match.

A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

Glenelg by a 100 (or is it 101) points.

DOC wrote:A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

He doesn't go to these games.

Good point.

Can you see any changes at Port that will affect this game?

Booney wrote:

DOC wrote:A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

He doesn't go to these games.

No doubt you’ll be front & centre though?

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:

DOC wrote:A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

He doesn't go to these games.

No doubt you’ll be front & centre though?

Don't travel often, but I expect to be in attendance, yes.

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:

DOC wrote:A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

He doesn't go to these games.

No doubt you’ll be front & centre though?

Don't travel often, but I expect to be in attendance, yes.

Best catch up with the Pirate & I for a lemonade.

I love lemonade.

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:
Don't travel often, but I expect to be in attendance, yes.

Best catch up with the Pirate & I for a lemonade.

OK F*** it, I’ll come too!

am Bays wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:
Don't travel often, but I expect to be in attendance, yes.

Best catch up with the Pirate & I for a lemonade.

OK F*** it, I’ll come too!

That could be enough to tip Booney over the edge

Booney wrote:

DOC wrote:A good crowd should be in attendance and I'm tipping that the Stout will run out. Counting on Pseudo to do a bit of damage here.

He doesn't go to these games.

but he went to the 2019gf

GLENELG

Glenelg could have an unchanged line-up for the second week in succession against Port at ACH Group Stadium.

Uncapped trio Brady Searle (Plympton), Brodie Newman (Wanderers) and Will Chandler (Corowa) have all had their strong Reserves form recognised with being named on the extended nterchange.

Searle (19, 188cm and 88kg) is a versatile midfielder, Newman (20, 193cm and 88kg) a rebounding defender and Chandler (19, 183cm and 74kg) a crumbing half-forward.

Tigers premiership midfielder Brad Agnew will resume from an ankle injury in the Reserves.

League

F: Motlop, McBean, Kuller

HF: Reynolds, Hosie, Bailey

C: Martini, B. Turner, Park

HB: Bradley, Durdin, Virgin

B: Pink, Proud, Curran



R: Hannath, Snook, Allen

INT: Kluske, Partington, Chandler, Wisdom, Newman, Horsnell, Searle

IN: Searle, Newman, Chandler

NEW: Brady Searle (Plympton), Brodie Newman (Calder Cannons/Wanderers), Will Chandler (Corowa/Murray Bushrangers)



Reserves
Crompton, Cole, Condon, Dowling, Edwards, G. Turner, Holder, Kitschke, Landt, McDonnell, Minchin, Moore, Murphy, Agnew, Schott, Weir, Wright, Yates, McCarthy

Under-18
Viska, Tunkin, Window, Lovelock, Stagg, Nicotra, Durant, Scannell, Owens, Edwards, Trevena, McInnes, Brougham, Murdock, Burtt, Rayson, Beecken, Wiseman, Harding, McGary, Watts, Dewhirst, Kaeslar, Ryan, Agnew



PORT

Norwood premiership defender Jace Bode is set to don Port’s prison bars against Glenelg at ACH Group Stadium.

The 33-year-old has been named in the back pocket for the Magpies as he inches within four games of his 200-League match milestone.

Port skipper Cam Sutcliffe has been named at half-forward after booting three goals last round while the Power’s AFL emergencies are still to be added to the squad.

League

F: Lord, Weidemann, Surman

HF: Burgoyne, Sutcliffe, Aldridge

C: Moore, Williams, Wildman

HB: Westbrook, Garner, Strange

B: Corcoran, McKenzie, Bode


R: Hayes, Appleton, Schofield

INT: Edwards, Samblich

AFL Emergencies to be added

Bays by 34pts.

Man flu has me tuning in at home in bed.

Who is calling with Cornes? He is awful. No players names being used, no description of where the ball is on the field, they get paid for this?

Theo Doropoulos

Rockliff injured?

Good tough win.

Dutchy wrote:Theo Doropoulos

Rockliff injured?

playing for the paaeer tomorrow

stampy wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Theo Doropoulos

Rockliff injured?

playing for the paaeer tomorrow

If people needed more proof the Magpies are long dead..

A nice win

Booney wrote:Man flu has me tuning in at home in bed.

Who is calling with Cornes? He is awful. No players names being used, no description of where the ball is on the field, they get paid for this?

Yet elsewhere a fan said great job Cornes
The pass isn’t great but it’s what we have I guess Booney you haven’t seen it often

stampy wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Theo Doropoulos

Rockliff injured?

playing for the paaeer tomorrow

Disgrace