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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Kcco » Sun Jun 23, 2013 1:26 am

Nocyrils wrote:
TheDarkKnight wrote:I heard Two wells got up over hamley by about 10 goals! Apparently mighty hounds gave nocyrils a bath too!!

different ends of the ground bone head. Two wells were very good today. they were hungry. hamley played like absolute spuds. probably the lost we needed. i think we will enjoy the rest. mighty hounds did play a solid game. dont no if hamley even had a forward that played today

Was a good game, about time two wells showed some passion and fight to play glimpses of how try finished off last year, still a bit of the year to go yet, and 1 week is a long time in footy things can go either way for any teams yet, some teams will have to fight to make the 4 probably two wells in that catagory of teams. While other teams can afford a loss. Don't take much away from the game two wells have been up and down never know when they're gonna rock up and play footy, and hamely are a pretty good side this year, will bounce back next week.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Nighthawk » Sun Jun 23, 2013 4:27 am

Tee hee. Mighty hounds haha
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby GIDDY UP! » Sun Jun 23, 2013 9:58 am

A closer game then many people expected yesterday between United and Virginia. Anyone got any info about the game?
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby norm11 » Sun Jun 23, 2013 10:55 am

Hamley reserves beat two wells. :)
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby magpieeagle » Sun Jun 23, 2013 11:40 am

norm11 wrote:Hamley reserves beat two wells. :)

Don't forget your junior colts there norm!!
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby -Outsider- » Sun Jun 23, 2013 12:04 pm

Is it true Les Pearson has taken the time from the bye to head home and weigh up his future? Pretty big loss if true..
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby norm11 » Sun Jun 23, 2013 2:45 pm

magpieeagle wrote:
norm11 wrote:Hamley reserves beat two wells. :)

Don't forget your junior colts there norm!!

Yes two big wins there
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby roodog » Sun Jun 23, 2013 3:09 pm

The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby happyhawk » Sun Jun 23, 2013 7:23 pm

Schahinger a chance of being back at the bridge in the next few weeks??
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Nocyrils » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:05 am

roodog wrote:The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......

To many blokes wanting to play injured just for the coin. some people will not like that comment but its fact. Tell me why hamley never seem to tag opposition damaging players. opposition teams dont hesitate to tag out hamleys damaging players so why do we let blokes like cicollela , ned secifien . j montgomery etc run around at there own will. or is it a case of hamley players worried about individual performance rather then accountability.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:09 am

Errr. This is awkward
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:53 am

happyhawk wrote:Schahinger a chance of being back at the bridge in the next few weeks??


I'm hearing Luke McCabe will play his 3 games before business time begins in Sept.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:59 am

-Outsider- wrote:Is it true Les Pearson has taken the time from the bye to head home and weigh up his future? Pretty big loss if true..

Not true. Went back to visit family and watch a good mate play but was deserted for a game of cards.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby jumbo » Mon Jun 24, 2013 11:39 am

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roodog wrote:The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......

To many blokes wanting to play injured just for the coin. some people will not like that comment but its fact. Tell me why hamley never seem to tag opposition damaging players. opposition teams dont hesitate to tag out hamleys damaging players so why do we let blokes like cicollela , ned secifien . j montgomery etc run around at there own will. or is it a case of hamley players worried about individual performance rather then accountability.


Probably a question for your match committee I would think. If your players are given a task and don't do as required, why are they still playing? Or are they not given a task?
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Nocyrils » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:05 pm

jumbo wrote:
Nocyrils wrote:
roodog wrote:The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......

To many blokes wanting to play injured just for the coin. some people will not like that comment but its fact. Tell me why hamley never seem to tag opposition damaging players. opposition teams dont hesitate to tag out hamleys damaging players so why do we let blokes like cicollela , ned secifien . j montgomery etc run around at there own will. or is it a case of hamley players worried about individual performance rather then accountability.


Probably a question for your match committee I would think. If your players are given a task and don't do as required, why are they still playing? Or are they not given a task?

apparently game plans dont win matches :roll: . instead hamley would rather kick down the line or bomb it to a contest where there happens to be a two on 1 in favour of opposition team and one of them being feast on several occasions . Many of chances on saturday to switch the ball and open up the game but ignored everytime. is it bad coaching or blokes not using their footy brains. or just a lack of confidence to hit the target. I have no doubt hamley will bounce back. its the kick up the ass they needed.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:13 pm

Nocyrils wrote:
jumbo wrote:
Nocyrils wrote:
roodog wrote:The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......

To many blokes wanting to play injured just for the coin. some people will not like that comment but its fact. Tell me why hamley never seem to tag opposition damaging players. opposition teams dont hesitate to tag out hamleys damaging players so why do we let blokes like cicollela , ned secifien . j montgomery etc run around at there own will. or is it a case of hamley players worried about individual performance rather then accountability.


Probably a question for your match committee I would think. If your players are given a task and don't do as required, why are they still playing? Or are they not given a task?

apparently game plans dont win matches :roll: . instead hamley would rather kick down the line or bomb it to a contest where there happens to be a two on 1 in favour of opposition team and one of them being feast on several occasions . Many of chances on saturday to switch the ball and open up the game but ignored everytime. is it bad coaching or blokes not using their footy brains. or just a lack of confidence to hit the target. I have no doubt hamley will bounce back. its the kick up the ass they needed.

Did the leaders in the team make such suggestions?
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Nocyrils » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:20 pm

one of the leaders is constantly suggesting the switch to open up the game. tough message to get through :lol: lets just say will enjoy 2 weeks off :lol:
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby roodog » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:34 pm

Nocyrils wrote:
jumbo wrote:
Nocyrils wrote:
roodog wrote:The Roosters were way hungrier than Hamley and you could see it early on. They used the switch across the ground very well and it seemed Hamley's wingers were spending all their time trying to zone loose players. If it weren't for Zanandrea, the Bombers would have lost by more - he was brilliant off half back. For Two Wells, Feast was magnificent, giving his side first use at nearly every stoppage he was involved in and kicking a couple of goals as well. Feast's dominance and Hamley's lack of accountability allowed those Rooster outriders to be fed beautifully. Some thinking to be done for the Bomber coaching staff......

To many blokes wanting to play injured just for the coin. some people will not like that comment but its fact. Tell me why hamley never seem to tag opposition damaging players. opposition teams dont hesitate to tag out hamleys damaging players so why do we let blokes like cicollela , ned secifien . j montgomery etc run around at there own will. or is it a case of hamley players worried about individual performance rather then accountability.


Probably a question for your match committee I would think. If your players are given a task and don't do as required, why are they still playing? Or are they not given a task?

apparently game plans dont win matches :roll: . instead hamley would rather kick down the line or bomb it to a contest where there happens to be a two on 1 in favour of opposition team and one of them being feast on several occasions . Many of chances on saturday to switch the ball and open up the game but ignored everytime. is it bad coaching or blokes not using their footy brains. or just a lack of confidence to hit the target. I have no doubt hamley will bounce back. its the kick up the ass they needed.

Hallelujah! You've nailed it all right there Cyrils. It's happened numerous times before and you can get away with it against the lesser teams, but against Two Wells on the weekend, and Mallala prior, you won't get away with banging it down the line. The number of times I've seen Rhys Darwin, Lachy Norman or Stewie Gregory get ignored when out in a paddock is concerning. Good sides will honour the leads of their team mates and that's what the Roosters and Magpies do. I also have no doubt Hamley will bounce back, but a few blokes will have start playing playing honest, team footy
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Jun 24, 2013 12:47 pm

Team performances had been pretty consistent from Hamley in the past 10 weeks or so....
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby happyhawk » Mon Jun 24, 2013 1:00 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:
happyhawk wrote:Schahinger a chance of being back at the bridge in the next few weeks??


I'm hearing Luke McCabe will play his 3 games before business time begins in Sept.


Amazing what the lure of finals can do. McCabe would still be one of the fittest in the comp if he played, the blokes a freak.
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