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Post who you want to win and who you think will win and by how much?
I want RFC to win
i think they will by 16 points for their 2nd premiership in 30 odd years.
interesting to see if good mates Milo and Doughty will be starters, both under injury clouds?

GO YOU ROOS, 19 PTS !!

RFC for me 6 goals.

AFLflyer wrote:Post who you want to win and who you think will win and by how much?
I want RFC to win
i think they will by 16 points for their 2nd premiership in 30 odd years.
interesting to see if good mates Milo and Doughty will be starters, both under injury clouds?

Doughty looked OK yesterday, did he pull up sore?

Roos for mine due to having a very strong midfield and such a huge array of tall talent that will stretch Reynella if they fire.
Reynella are a fantastically balanced side with quality all over the ground, but just think MVP's weapons will be a little too strong. Margin 21 points.

Morphy Parks by 24

I'm tipping Morphie Parks by 10 points.

Jamie RooBoy Ruwoldt is on fire.
They seem to have bonded as a team, and the experienced players have helped keep their eyes well and truly focussed on this game.

How is Milo travelling? Was a noticable absentee Sunday

afc9798 wrote:

AFLflyer wrote:Post who you want to win and who you think will win and by how much?
I want RFC to win
i think they will by 16 points for their 2nd premiership in 30 odd years.
interesting to see if good mates Milo and Doughty will be starters, both under injury clouds?

Doughty looked OK yesterday, did he pull up sore?

Roos for mine due to having a very strong midfield and such a huge array of tall talent that will stretch Reynella if they fire.
Reynella are a fantastically balanced side with quality all over the ground, but just think MVP's weapons will be a little too strong. Margin 21 points.

Doughty went off injured just after half time. No sure on the injury, but from all reports he has been very sore all year!!

Look Good In Leather wrote:How is Milo travelling? Was a noticable absentee Sunday

think he rolled his ankle, think he is doubtfull,, not sure.
Three of the biggest names in the side could be out if you include Shane Braddy. The young guys will need to stand up again if they are to win.

Wineflies obviously for me.
Watched them play the Roos last time they played and my guess it will be a tough day.
I just think the Flies will have the finals experience.
2009- Reynella lose GF
2010- Reynella win GF against Brighton
2011- Brighton win GF
2012- Happy Valley win GF

I thought there may have been a pattern here that before you win a GF you have to lose one!

How many supportes to Morphie parks get to games these days, havent been to a game there in years.
With no juniors, I think the RFC army would well outnumber them on Saturday for the last game of the day.

AFLflyer wrote:How many supportes to Morphie parks get to games these days, havent been to a game there in years.
With no juniors, I think the RFC army would well outnumber them on Saturday for the last game of the day.

We have sahken the trees around the "Pastie", and we expect to get quite a few out of the woodwork, as well as a few koala's

NO Juniors AFLflyer.....you have been away a long time pretty sure the Roos had six sides this year....

Broken Down Hack wrote:NO Juniors AFLflyer.....you have been away a long time pretty sure the Roos had six sides this year....

shows you how much i know.

I am more interested in Vics reaction.

Winies by five goals and he buys a giant inflatible middle finger and anchors it at the morphett arms. Makes 48 posts in the next week to rub it in. Last seen mounting the stobie pole outside Milo's house.

Twisties by a bakers dozen. Pays shannon knoll to sing the SFL version of it isn't fair. Last seen on Australia most wanted after stabbing Ronald McDonald in the eye after mistaking him from a pastie lover. So much better than McNuggets.

REYNELLA'S close-knit squad is desperate to make this season the start of something special at the Southern Football League club.
The Wineflies are hoping to claim just their fifth premiership - and first since 2010 - when they take on Morphettville Park in the grand final at Hickinbotham Oval on Saturday.
It follows Reynella's 17-point preliminary final triumph over reigning premier Happy Valley at the weekend and comes 12 months after it finished seventh.
Wineflies captain Luke Aschmoneit attributed the team's strong season to a "brotherhood" among the players, ensuring "everyone's playing for each other".
And he hoped winning this year's flag could kickstart a period of long-term success.
"We've got a whole team of guys that've played footy with each other for a long time," Aschmoneit said. "I think we have two players in our A and B-grade sides that didn't play juniors at Reynella through the 2000s, we made a lot of grand finals and finished second to Morphett Vale quite a few times.
"That's in the past now and I want to put my stamp on the club.
"I want this next decade for the SFL to be talking about Reynella Football Club, no one else." Aschmoneit, a premiership player with the club in 2010, said it would mean a lot to lead the Wineflies to another flag.
"To be a captain of one of those (premiership) sides, I want that more than anything," he said.
Morphettville Park captain Scott Paterson was confident the club could end its 23-year premiership drought this Saturday.
"We've done a lot of work over a long period of time to get us where we are now," Paterson said.

Dutchy wrote:


REYNELLA'S close-knit squad is desperate to make this season the start of something special at the Southern Football League club.
The Wineflies are hoping to claim just their fifth premiership - and first since 2010 - when they take on Morphettville Park in the grand final at Hickinbotham Oval on Saturday.
It follows Reynella's 17-point preliminary final triumph over reigning premier Happy Valley at the weekend and comes 12 months after it finished seventh.
Wineflies captain Luke Aschmoneit attributed the team's strong season to a "brotherhood" among the players, ensuring "everyone's playing for each other".
And he hoped winning this year's flag could kickstart a period of long-term success.
"We've got a whole team of guys that've played footy with each other for a long time," Aschmoneit said. "I think we have two players in our A and B-grade sides that didn't play juniors at Reynella through the 2000s, we made a lot of grand finals and finished second to Morphett Vale quite a few times.
"That's in the past now and I want to put my stamp on the club.
"I want this next decade for the SFL to be talking about Reynella Football Club, no one else." Aschmoneit, a premiership player with the club in 2010, said it would mean a lot to lead the Wineflies to another flag.
"To be a captain of one of those (premiership) sides, I want that more than anything," he said.
Morphettville Park captain Scott Paterson was confident the club could end its 23-year premiership drought this Saturday.
"We've done a lot of work over a long period of time to get us where we are now," Paterson said.

Maybe worry about this Saturday rather than the next decade

Haven't caught much footy this year but in previous years have noticed MVP struggling on the larger grounds like Noarlunga and Port Noarlunga against reasonable sides. Is this still the case? or have the twisties got enough runners now to compliment their talls? Reynella have the better head to head form recently but I think MVP can get the chocolates much to the disgust of all those south of O'Halloran hill.

Ive only seen MVP once this year and that was the draw at HV where they played the big oval fine.

Boundary rider wrote:Haven't caught much footy this year but in previous years have noticed MVP struggling on the larger grounds like Noarlunga and Port Noarlunga against reasonable sides. Is this still the case? or have the twisties got enough runners now to compliment their talls? Reynella have the better head to head form recently but I think MVP can get the chocolates much to the disgust of all those south of O'Halloran hill.

Plenty of midfield grunt and quality talls. Should be a great match up, but Roos for mine.