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I couldn't care less if we won or lost but to have Cornes (who has literally missed a whole generation of footballers since he last coached) & that other clown Rowe as chairman of selectors smacks of desperation and in way is deadset laughable - not unlike what the SANFL has turned into.

Spargo wrote:I couldn't care less if we won or lost but to have Cornes (who has literally missed a whole generation of footballers since he last coached) & that other clown Rowe as chairman of selectors smacks of desperation and in way is deadset laughable - not unlike what the SANFL has turned into.

With the quality in that side etc. and to end up getting smacked...... Dumb & Dumber obviously didn't do their homework on the WA side did they!
Dare I say it no plan B for WA's pace etc.
And Grandpa doing all this prep work at SANFL games this season.......... with a mirror in his fur coat...... please

HoldenV8 wrote:West Adelaide's Tom Keough won the Fos Williams Medal. Even though I'm a Westies fan I was a bit shocked by that. He only picked up 11 touches (4 kicks, 7 handballs), took 3 marks and made 4 tackles.

I cannot understand that one at all, he was given the run around down there today. Thought Boyd worked tirelessly, Kurtze dominated the ruck against a strong ruckman and Summerton never stopped trying.

But very poor effort, terrible coach that's for sure. We didn't play with any purpose or passion like we have under Godden or Hart in previous state games. Too much chipping it around slowly trying to break the zone and WA just ran it out easily when the inevitable turnover came...very UN SA like that's for sure. WA played with passion, speed and skill and deserved it.

But absolutely gutted, will take a while to get over. Already looking forward to the next state game in 2016

Spargo wrote:I couldn't care less if we won or lost but to have Cornes (who has literally missed a whole generation of footballers since he last coached) & that other clown Rowe as chairman of selectors smacks of desperation and in way is deadset laughable - not unlike what the SANFL has turned into.

Yep - another AFL Shambles!

HoldenV8 wrote:West Adelaide's Tom Keough won the Fos Williams Medal. Even though I'm a Westies fan I was a bit shocked by that. He only picked up 11 touches (4 kicks, 7 handballs), took 3 marks and made 4 tackles.

Must have been the best 11 disposals in Interstate football for a very long time to win BOG. Which panel of Nuffies voted for him or was it down to Grandpa Cornes and the Village Idiot Rowe?

on the rails wrote:

HoldenV8 wrote:West Adelaide's Tom Keough won the Fos Williams Medal. Even though I'm a Westies fan I was a bit shocked by that. He only picked up 11 touches (4 kicks, 7 handballs), took 3 marks and made 4 tackles.

Must have been the best 11 disposals in Interstate football for a very long time to win BOG.

Especially considering he was in defence and they conceded eighteen goals.

Who voted for the medal?

RB wrote:FINAL SCORE
WA 18.13 (121)
SA 11.10 (76)

WA win by 45 points. I thought that BP in the comm. box was SA's best-on-ground today.

Thanks so much for the kind words, RB...

It was a nervous start from me, working alongside Glenn Mitchell and Rod Willett, but thought I settled in well...

The research on the WAFL lads and 4 hours of preparation I did the morning of the game certainly helped me...

Pity about the result, though...

So Big Phil - who voted for FW Medal winner?

on the rails wrote:So Big Phil - who voted for FW Medal winner?

To be 100% honest, I actually don't know, mate...

I would assume perhaps Matthew Duldig, who was over as the team manager, and perhaps Stepehen Rowe?

Perhaps @PhilH might know?

I'm particularly "enjoying" the fact that Newton, Panos and Bode have come back injured from this game.

Looks like Newton may be out for 4-6 weeks.

Douglas Mawson wrote:I'm particularly "enjoying" the fact that Newton, Panos and Bode have come back injured from this game.

Looks like Newton may be out for 4-6 weeks.

Yep, Bode had a suspected broken foot after having it was stepped on, Panos seemed to have aggrevated the hammy and Jucie hurt a quad, from what I could see down in the rooms, post game...

Pretty happy the Bays' came out of the state game without any injuries...

I for one cant wait until we go down the EPL path and sue the national/state comps when players are injured playing meaningless matches.

My understanding is the voting for Fos Williams Medal is a mix of SANFL coaching and officials votes. No media involved.

Douglas Mawson wrote:I'm particularly "enjoying" the fact that Newton, Panos and Bode have come back injured from this game.

Looks like Newton may be out for 4-6 weeks.

FFS

PhilH wrote:My understanding is the voting for Fos Williams Medal is a mix of SANFL coaching and officials votes. No media involved.

Well it is no wonder we got beaten easily if they are handing out Fos Williams Medals for 11 disposals! Good one Cornes you egotistical dinosaur with your dumb sidekick Rowe.

Rik E Boy wrote:

Douglas Mawson wrote:I'm particularly "enjoying" the fact that Newton, Panos and Bode have come back injured from this game.

Looks like Newton may be out for 4-6 weeks.

FFS

So who have Norwood got over the next 4-6 weeks?

Norwood has, over the next 6 weeks:
Round 8: North at Coopers
Round 9: West at Coopers
Round 10: Sturt at Peter Motley Oval
Round 11: Glenelg at Gliderol
Round 12: Central at Coopers
Round 13: Port at Coopers

therisingblues wrote:Norwood has, over the next 6 weeks:
Round 8: North at Coopers
Round 9: West at Coopers
Round 10: Sturt at Peter Motley Oval
Round 11: Glenelg at Gliderol
Round 12: Central at Coopers
Round 13: Port at Coopers

There is a bye after the Sturt game also