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Well we won’t lose from here.
Our poor percentage means that top 3 looks out of the question. I can’t see the two AFL sides dropping games either so looking like Norwood v Sturt elimination final

am Bays wrote:Sturt to flex their premiership muscle credentials.

best player in the comp, (Kirkwood) to dominate.

Sorry guys, you’re going to have to continue to carry that burden, dust off the old ‘tiger for me’ LP’s!

Here they come ........ Anyone still want Cotton sacked ? This team can meet the Bays in the GF .

Brett wrote:Here they come ........ Anyone still want Cotton sacked ? This team can meet the Bays in the GF .

Absolutely still want him sacked. Still a long way to go yet, at the moment all we have done is pretty much sewn up a finals spot. One of Sturt or Norwood will be gone in the first week

Jim05 wrote:

Brett wrote:Here they come ........ Anyone still want Cotton sacked ? This team can meet the Bays in the GF .

Absolutely still want him sacked. Still a long way to go yet, at the moment all we have done is pretty much sewn up a finals spot. One of Sturt or Norwood will be gone in the first week

Hey Jim perhaps Norwood can sack him and bring Johnny Worsfold over to coach the Legs

Well you have continued saying that so good for you to stick to your guns. Jim , from your view why do you and a couple others want him gone ?

Sturt playing like a true 5th place getter.
Cannot beat any of the other top 5 sides.
Did not drop a game to any side below 5th.
At this rate we'll play first week of finals and bow out then.

6-17
6-14
12-31 total for ST V NW this season

Comment of the day by that funny funny man Timmy Ginever
The comment after Lewis Johnson speared a pass to a Baulderstone who then goaled

" Dead set he could kick it through a car window , both sides.
It would go straight through the car he's that good a kick."

am Bays wrote:Sturt to flex their premiership muscle credentials.

best player in the comp, (Kirkwood) to dominate.

Looks like it's a one Tigger race now....

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:Sturt to flex their premiership muscle credentials.

best player in the comp, (Kirkwood) to dominate.

Looks like it's a one Tigger race now....

15 years on the web and I finally get my first stalker....

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:Sturt to flex their premiership muscle credentials.

best player in the comp, (Kirkwood) to dominate.

Looks like it's a one Tigger race now....

15 years on the web and I finally get my first stalker....

PS - I like what you're wearing....

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:Sturt to flex their premiership muscle credentials.

best player in the comp, (Kirkwood) to dominate.

Looks like it's a one Tigger race now....

15 years on the web and I finally get my first stalker....

PS - I like what you're wearing....

Sam Baulderstone not exactly the athletic looking footballer but he's a smart tap ruckman. Got Norwood going early with some beautiful ruck work. Read and Fahey Sparks showed little intensity early though, it was poor from them.

Ronnie wrote:Sam Baulderstone not exactly the athletic looking footballer but he's a smart tap ruckman. Got Norwood going early with some beautiful ruck work. Read and Fahey Sparks showed little intensity early though, it was poor from them.

Kicks the ball better than most midfielders, let alone ruckman.

Booney wrote:

Ronnie wrote:Sam Baulderstone not exactly the athletic looking footballer but he's a smart tap ruckman. Got Norwood going early with some beautiful ruck work. Read and Fahey Sparks showed little intensity early though, it was poor from them.

Kicks the ball better than most midfielders, let alone ruckman.

I agree 'Booney'.
A ruckman posessing such a powerful kick with pin-point accuracy is a rare commodity indeed.
For size, shape and ability, Sam often reminds me of 70's great Neil Button.
Higher praise I cannot give.

Luv,
Sabre.