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by **Sam_goUUUdogs** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 2:02 am

top crowd, great atmosphere, footy was scrappy at best, but Sturt just made alot more of their chances than Norwood did.

by **NFC** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 2:27 am

Bulldog wrote:did iggy vallejo play in the reserves for the legs tonight anyone know??

He did, and he played very well.

by **Jimmy** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 3:03 am

Sam_goUUUdogs wrote:top crowd, great atmosphere, footy was scrappy at best, but Sturt just made alot more of their chances than Norwood did.

from listening to the radio, sturts pressure just made the legs fumble and they basically just strangled the legs....chambo was well held but we were able to find other avenues to goal.

by **johntheclaret** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 7:16 am

woops. That's one of my footytips down already.

I blame all of you too.

You all talked up a cracker of a game. It will be close this and tight that and Reds are the form team and are Sturt he real deal, and Legs will be up for it after the bye.

What rubbish you all talk and I went and believed you. d'oh :lol:

Didn't listen on line (thought I would leave as many empty spaces for the legs and Sturt fans, considreate chappy that I am, but it read like a pretty one sided contest. Did Norwood actually show up or did Sturt end up playing the Norwood legends side.

Someone asked the question about the bye. Maybe there is something in that????

And Jas......... ad a few did you :lol:

Just because you take goals of Sturt on th here, doesn't mean it really happened :lol:

classic. You would have no trouble getting a job on 5RPH. :lol:

And thanks for putting the sccores up. "Oh they've got another one, you'll have to work it out for yourselves" :lol:

Great call Jas Blandis :lol:

Seriously, thanks for the scores update

by **Rik E Boy** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 10:02 am

Well done Blues that's an absolute pantsing. Not the conditions to get your pants pulled down either, the shrinkage must have been unbelievable! I couldn't post last night but perhaps some of my girlee pics might have swung the tide!

Too good Sturt. Simple as that.

regards,

REB

by **Cambridge Clarrie** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 12:10 pm

Damn... wish I had been there... great crowd/atmosphere from the sound of things.

Chambers kicking less than 7 goals a game may help the Blues as much as when he was kicking 7 or more if it's meaning other players are left to roam free. From the sounds of things Feasty had another ripper - what a true legend of the club. Bring on the Bays...

PS. Did Vlatko get injured in the first 30 secs?

by **SBR** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 1:28 pm

Cambridge Clarrie wrote:PS. Did Vlatko get injured in the first 30 secs?

No he was just shite.

by **Psyber** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 2:21 pm

I notice couple of 26 year gaps there!

by **MST** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 3:59 pm

Sam_goUUUdogs wrote:top crowd, great atmosphere, footy was scrappy at best, but Sturt just made alot more of their chances than Norwood did.

Totally unfair on a blistering Sturt performance Sam.

The pressure they exerted on Norwood was good enough to beat any side in any conditions on any day and some of the quick, tough rebounding from the Sturt backline was a joy to watch.

Brilliant stuff Blues.

by **JAS** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 4:55 pm

johntheclaret wrote:And Jas......... ad a few did you Just because you take goals of Sturt on th here, doesn't mean it really happened classic. You would have no trouble getting a job on 5RPH. And thanks for putting the sccores up. "Oh they've got another one, you'll have to work it out for yourselves" Great call Jas Blandis

Seriously, thanks for the scores update

'Jas Blandis'...you cheeky bugger :shock:

In my defence I was posting on two forums...and as for the final comment about working out for yourselves...I'm a girlie...I'm allowed to sulk :wink:

Regards
JAS

by **zipzap** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 5:19 pm

SBR wrote:
Cambridge Clarrie wrote:PS. Did Vlatko get injured in the first 30 secs?

No he was just shite.

Gregory played him to perfection I thought.

by **SDK** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 10:53 pm

Cant blame Vlatko he hardly had a chance with the delivery into the forward line......sorry you cant call that rubbish delivery more like dumping !
Sturt forced Norwood back to last years style of football.....sideways and backwards movement to players under pressure and out opf position.
Well coached and well drilled Sturt.

by **lesthemechanic** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:06 am

Great crowd & atmosphere last night. Reminded me of the game at the Parade a few years ago that Norwood & Sturt wore throwback jumpers & knickerbockers for the first half of the game to celebrate the 100 year birthday of Norwood oval.Can anyone remember the attendance & scorethat night, it was packed. Spelly ??

by **smithy** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:50 am

lesthemechanic wrote:Great crowd & atmosphere last night. Reminded me of the game at the Parade a few years ago that Norwood & Sturt wore throwback jumpers & knickerbockers for the first half of the game to celebrate the 100 year birthday of Norwood oval.Can anyone remember the attendance & scorethat night, it was packed. Spelly ??

Attendance was between 13000 and 15000?
Sturt looked great in the light blue socks that night as well.

by **lesthemechanic** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 1:06 am

I had a feeling it was about 13,500 Smithy. I'm sure someone will remember. It was great to see though, wish it could happen more often

by **NFC** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 2:45 am

smithy wrote:
lesthemechanic wrote:Great crowd & atmosphere last night. Reminded me of the game at the Parade a few years ago that Norwood & Sturt wore throwback jumpers & knickerbockers for the first half of the game to celebrate the 100 year birthday of Norwood oval.Can anyone remember the attendance & scorethat night, it was packed. Spelly ??

Attendance was between 13000 and 15000?
Sturt looked great in the light blue socks that night as well.

Was a great night, I remember standing on the wing because I couldn't get a seat anywhere.

by **therisingblues** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 3:12 am

That's a bloody funny avatar you have there Les! Love it! :lol:

by **Rik E Boy** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:37 am

therisingblues wrote:That's a bloody funny avatar you have there Les! Love it!

Lowrider don't drive too fast..............

regards,

REB

by **sturt1** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 9:04 am

MST wrote:
Sam_goUUUdogs wrote:top crowd, great atmosphere, footy was scrappy at best, but Sturt just made alot more of their chances than Norwood did.

Totally unfair on a blistering Sturt performance Sam.

The pressure they exerted on Norwood was good enough to beat any side in any conditions on any day and some of the quick, tough rebounding from the Sturt backline was a joy to watch.

Brilliant stuff Blues.

Totally unfair is very mild MST.

More like sam you idiot. 10 more scoring shots would have to suggest its not about taking your opportunities, its about having those opportunities. The difference between us beating the spreadlegs and goyoudogs beating them was that we took them down when they were in full flight. At the top of their game, just like we did port earlier in the year and just like we did to goyoudogs a couple of weeks ago"

woof woof

by **Blue Boy** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 12:30 pm

gadj1976 wrote:wow we beat our bogey side! One down, many to go!

I rekon the eagles are our bogey side !!!

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