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Glenelg came away winners over West last week and Port accounted for South the week before.

Glenelg have won three of their last four at Alberton and their first match this year was a close affair.

That said, Glenelg are undefeated for a reason.

To continue. Bays by 12 goals.

Forecast is a wet deck with rain coming Friday & then again Saturday. Power reserves to field their strongest team for the year with upwards of 16 AFL listed players. I’ll take a one point win…

Spargo wrote:Forecast is a wet deck with rain coming Friday & then again Saturday. Power reserves to field their strongest team for the year with upwards of 16 AFL listed players. I’ll take a one point win…

Your shout if the Bays win this Saturday....

am Bays wrote:

Spargo wrote:Forecast is a wet deck with rain coming Friday & then again Saturday. Power reserves to field their strongest team for the year with upwards of 16 AFL listed players. I’ll take a one point win…

Your shout if the Bays win this Saturday....

Agreed.

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:

Spargo wrote:Forecast is a wet deck with rain coming Friday & then again Saturday. Power reserves to field their strongest team for the year with upwards of 16 AFL listed players. I’ll take a one point win…

Your shout if the Bays win this Saturday....

Agreed.

Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Has Hartlett mentioned his plans for next year?
Retiring or looking for another AFL club?
Or would he be another marquee player at the Magpies?

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Excuse my ignorance, I didn’t think SANFL rules allowed medical subs that played the week before in the AFL to play the following week in the SANFL?

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Powerserves strongest team ever.

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Excuse my ignorance, I didn’t think SANFL rules allowed medical subs that played the week before in the AFL to play the following week in the SANFL?

Well, you know, ports. Get what they want.

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Excuse my ignorance, I didn’t think SANFL rules allowed medical subs that played the week before in the AFL to play the following week in the SANFL?

Can't play the same weekend

Armchair expert wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Booney wrote:Jones, Hartlett, Georgiades, Powell Pepper in.

Excuse my ignorance, I didn’t think SANFL rules allowed medical subs that played the week before in the AFL to play the following week in the SANFL?

Can't play the same weekend

Ah, ok.

Bays by 26pts.

none of those port flogs will risk injury, bays by plenty

PORT

Port Adelaide will field a strengthened side to host Glenelg at Alberton Oval.

As many as six AFL-listed players have been included, headed by SANFL debutant Mitch Georgiades, who will put his hamstring to the test.

Lachie Jones, Tyson Goldsack, Jarrod Lienert, Hamish Hartlett and Jackson Mead have also been called upon.

This has squeezed Miller Carter, Oliver Cheesman, Dylan Aldridge and Jack Strange out of the Magpies’ squad.

League

F: Georgiades, Lord, McEntee

HF: Williams, Sutcliffe, Woodcock

C: Mead, Hartlett, Frederick

HB: Goldsack, Garner, Lienert

B: Pasini, Clurey, Jones



R: Hayes, Mayes, Powell-Pepper

INT: Weidemann, Wildman, Moore, Westbrook, Butcher, Corcoran

IN: Jones, Lienert, Hartlett, Goldsack, Mead, Georgiades

OUT: Carter, Cheesman, Aldridge, Strange



GLENELG

Glenelg has welcomed back a premiership defender to confront Port Adelaide at Alberton.

Michael Virgin has been named to start in the back pocket after being sidelined since Round 16 with a hamstring strain.

Virgin, who collected 26 disposals in the Reserves last Friday night, is one of four inclusions to the Tigers’ 25-man squad.

Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera, Billy Stretch and Will Chandler have also been added to the extended interchange bench.

Wanganeen-Milera returns after playing for the SA U19 team while Stretch could play his first League game since Round 1 after an ankle injury.

Midfielder/forward Tom Condon was sent back to the Reserves.

League

F: Motlop, McBean, Bailey

HF: Hosie, Reynolds, Agnew

C: Allen, Bradley, Curran

HB: Landt, Durdin, Martini

B: Virgin, Proud, Newman



R: Hannath, B. Turner, Snook

INT: Wanganeen-Milera, Kuller, Stretch, Schott, Pink, McCarthy, Chandler

IN: Stretch, Wanganeen-Milera, Virgin, Chandler

OUT: Condon



Reserves
Moore, Park, Leck, Condon, Horsnell, Weir, McRae, Searle, Minchin, Holder, Cole, Edwards, Crompton, Kitschke, Robins, Kluske, Scharenberg, Wisdom, Yates, Wright

Sat 4th September, Glenelg Oval

10:00 AM
U/18s first semi final
West v South

12:30 PM
U/18s second semi final
Glenelg v Eagles

2 games where the result matters, featuring 4 dinkum teams whose prime purpose is to win. Lunch and a couple of beers, supports the Bays off the field as well as on it.

I know where I'll be.

Pseudo wrote:Sat 4th September, Glenelg Oval

10:00 AM
U/18s first semi final
West v South

12:30 PM
U/18s second semi final
Glenelg v Eagles

2 games where the result matters, featuring 4 dinkum teams whose prime purpose is to win. Lunch and a couple of beers, supports the Bays off the field as well as on it.

I know where I'll be.

Schnitty or the bangers and mash??

I'm salivating at the thought of a frosty cold PINT of WE Draught....

stampy wrote:none of those port flogs will risk injury, bays by plenty

I think the Port team is the "nightmare" of the SANFL. Loaded with genuine AFL talent. It would be a pity if Glenelg's unbeaten run was ended in a nothing game, but probably also depends on weather and attitude. I never ever thought that I would say this but : C'mon the Bays!

Almost the perfect hit out for us.

Quality opposition, looking forward to us stepping up to the opportunity to test our game plan against the equivalent of the Suns.

before a week off and then hopefully another week off before....