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Match of the day...

Considering the lack of comment, I beg to differ...

LPH wrote:Considering the lack of comment, I beg to differ...

Will be a good game of a good SANFL side against 20 AFL listed players.

If WWT play as they did on Sunday, Ravens will win by plenty.

saintal wrote:If WWT play as they did on Sunday, Ravens will win by plenty.

I feel this will happen regardless.

Good to see the little battler Carey given a token spot in a side of 20 AFL-listed players, presumably based on his appointment as token captain.

Dog_ger2 wrote:Match of the day...

The 500 in attendance will love it

Jim05 wrote:

Dog_ger2 wrote:Match of the day...

The 500 in attendance will love it

Now where are the Eagles going to find 500 supporters from?

Booney wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Dog_ger2 wrote:Match of the day...

The 500 in attendance will love it

Now where are the Eagles going to find 500 supporters from?

Funny guys haha

So who is going up to the AFl side with the injury to one of the crouch brothers

Booney wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Dog_ger2 wrote:Match of the day...

The 500 in attendance will love it

Now where are the Eagles going to find 500 supporters from?

100 Woodville Rd?

Cue; a dusty, windswept western oval. A shutter rattles as a tumbleweed rolls aimlessly across the outer.
Two tribes appear through the haze to face each other in a life and death struggle.
Roared on by their 4,000 strong army, there will be no fairytale ending to this David and Goliath battle.
The echoing chant through the Port heartland spells out the victors, Ravens, Ravens, RAVENS !!!
David is dead. Like Sanfull, his father before him, he lays slain, lifeless and crushed by the weight of a 100 point loss and the might of the AFL

Crows reserves by 100-105

johntheclaret wrote:Cue; a dusty, windswept western oval. A shutter rattles as a tumbleweed rolls aimlessly across the outer.
Two tribes appear through the haze to face each other in a life and death struggle.
Roared on by their 4,000 strong army, there will be no fairytale ending to this David and Goliath battle.
The echoing chant through the Port heartland spells out the victors, Ravens, Ravens, RAVENS !!!
David is dead. Like Sanfull, his father before him, he lays slain, lifeless and crushed by the weight of a 100 point loss and the might of the AFL

Crows reserves by 100-105

No offence to anyone have you guys been to Woodville oval when the crows play .
Eagles put on a junior carnival the terraces are full of kids their families huge numbers bump up the crowd
The way this poster is writing it is like prospect oval when north have one win a year .
Oh wait they can actually beat the crows
I'll defend the Eagles but I can't see them winning against the AFl

EAGLES
Woodville-West Torrens has been dealt a major blow with star forward Michael Wundke ruled out of Sunday’s clash with Adelaide due to a groin injury.
The triple Ken Farmer Medallist failed to pass a fitness test after hurting himself during the second term of the Eagles’ Round 2 loss to South at Hickinbotham Oval.
As a result, Tom Whittlesea looms as his direct replacement for the match against the unbeaten Crows at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval.
Whittlesea has been joined in the 23-man squad by possible debutants Jack Gaffney and Rhys Woods, who were cut from the final squad last weekend.
Midfielder Angus Poole and former Power ruckman Jarrad Redden will play their 50th IGA League match.

League
F: Boyd, Borholm, Yarran
HF: N. Hayes, Ainger, Rowland
C: Hall, Petrenko, Jarrad
HB: Allmond, Von Bertouch, Goldsworthy
B: P. Raymond, Thompson, Giuffreda

R: Redden, O’Brien, Poole
INT: Press, J. Gaffney, Whittlesea, Woods, Appleton
IN: Whittlesea, J. Gaffney, Woods
OUT: Wundke (groin)

Under-18
Mead, Stengle, Martin, Creeper, Drummond, Comitogianni, Moore, Wood, W. McPherson, Smith, C. Gaffney, A. McPherson, Coxon, Moller, Bondarenko, Hoyle, Lee, Taylor, Weidemann, Schmusch, Wanganeen, Traeger, Cox, Miller, Hoare.


ADELAIDE
A settled Adelaide line-up is poised to clash with Woodville-West Torrens at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval on Sunday.
For the second week in succession, the SANFL Crows look set to play with as many as 20 AFGL-listed players, leaving only captain Luke Carey as the sole development player.
Fellow development players Matthew Spencely and Brock Castree have been included on the five-man interchange bench which must be trimmed by two before the start of the match.
Heath Younie’s side will look to win their third consecutive match and maintain their place at the top of the SANFL IGA League ladder.

League
F: Ramsey, Lowden, Menzel
HF: Beech, Dear, Cameron
C: Wigg, Grigg, Knight
HB: Henderson, Shaw, Van Berlo
B: Otten, Carey, Kelly

R: O’Brien, Lyons, Gore
INT: Ellis-Yolmen, Castree, Spencely, Doedee, Greenwood
IN: Castree, Spencely

Mickyj wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:Cue; a dusty, windswept western oval. A shutter rattles as a tumbleweed rolls aimlessly across the outer.
Two tribes appear through the haze to face each other in a life and death struggle.
Roared on by their 4,000 strong army, there will be no fairytale ending to this David and Goliath battle.
The echoing chant through the Port heartland spells out the victors, Ravens, Ravens, RAVENS !!!
David is dead. Like Sanfull, his father before him, he lays slain, lifeless and crushed by the weight of a 100 point loss and the might of the AFL

Crows reserves by 100-105

No offence to anyone have you guys been to Woodville oval when the crows play .
Eagles put on a junior carnival the terraces are full of kids their families huge numbers bump up the crowd
The way this poster is writing it is like prospect oval when north have one win a year .
Oh wait they can actually beat the crows
I'll defend the Eagles but I can't see them winning against the AFl

Sorry Micky.
Picture this instead: The posts at each end shimmer as the heat rises from the floor of the collosus provincial amphitheatre. 30,000 voices raise in approval as the two foes appear. The Plebian Slaves, led on by the mighty Eagle at their head, come face to face with their mortal enema the Centurians of the AFL with their Crow faced Raven deity.
The proud Slaves of the once mighty Eagle, like their seven brothers of Sanfull, were thrown to the Lyons. The 4,000 strong Crow faced Raven stood, thumbs pointing downward, chanting death, Death, DEATH. Moments later it was all over, the Eagle Slaves, like their father Sanfull, lay still and lifeless as the mighty AFL Centurians of the Crow faced Raven marched on conquering all before them.

Crow Reserves by 100-105 points

johntheclaret wrote:

Mickyj wrote:

johntheclaret wrote:Cue; a dusty, windswept western oval. A shutter rattles as a tumbleweed rolls aimlessly across the outer.
Two tribes appear through the haze to face each other in a life and death struggle.
Roared on by their 4,000 strong army, there will be no fairytale ending to this David and Goliath battle.
The echoing chant through the Port heartland spells out the victors, Ravens, Ravens, RAVENS !!!
David is dead. Like Sanfull, his father before him, he lays slain, lifeless and crushed by the weight of a 100 point loss and the might of the AFL

Crows reserves by 100-105

No offence to anyone have you guys been to Woodville oval when the crows play .
Eagles put on a junior carnival the terraces are full of kids their families huge numbers bump up the crowd
The way this poster is writing it is like prospect oval when north have one win a year .
Oh wait they can actually beat the crows
I'll defend the Eagles but I can't see them winning against the AFl

Sorry Micky.
Picture this instead: The posts at each end shimmer as the heat rises from the floor of the collosus provincial amphitheatre. 30,000 voices raise in approval as the two foes appear. The Plebian Slaves, led on by the mighty Eagle at their head, come face to face with their mortal enema the Centurians of the AFL with their Crow faced Raven deity.
The proud Slaves of the once mighty Eagle, like their seven brothers of Sanfull, were thrown to the Lyons. The 4,000 strong Crow faced Raven stood, thumbs pointing downward, chanting death, Death, DEATH. Moments later it was all over, the Eagle Slaves, like their father Sanfull, lay still and lifeless as the mighty AFL Centurians of the Crow faced Raven marched on conquering all before them.

Crow Reserves by 100-105 points

John don't worry I think the crows by 100 thought that after Sunday's game

Jarred Lyons I think goes to the AFL side. Not that it really matters from 20 to 19 AFL listed players.

Dutchy wrote:EAGLES
Woodville-West Torrens has been dealt a major blow with star forward Michael Wundke ruled out of Sunday’s clash with Adelaide due to a groin injury.
The triple Ken Farmer Medallist failed to pass a fitness test after hurting himself during the second term of the Eagles’ Round 2 loss to South at Hickinbotham Oval.
As a result, Tom Whittlesea looms as his direct replacement for the match against the unbeaten Crows at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval.
Whittlesea has been joined in the 23-man squad by possible debutants Jack Gaffney and Rhys Woods, who were cut from the final squad last weekend.
Midfielder Angus Poole and former Power ruckman Jarrad Redden will play their 50th IGA League match.

League
F: Boyd, Borholm, Yarran
HF: N. Hayes, Ainger, Rowland
C: Hall, Petrenko, Jarrad
HB: Allmond, Von Bertouch, Goldsworthy
B: P. Raymond, Thompson, Giuffreda

R: Redden, O’Brien, Poole
INT: Press, J. Gaffney, Whittlesea, Woods, Appleton
IN: Whittlesea, J. Gaffney, Woods
OUT: Wundke (groin)

Under-18
Mead, Stengle, Martin, Creeper, Drummond, Comitogianni, Moore, Wood, W. McPherson, Smith, C. Gaffney, A. McPherson, Coxon, Moller, Bondarenko, Hoyle, Lee, Taylor, Weidemann, Schmusch, Wanganeen, Traeger, Cox, Miller, Hoare.


ADELAIDE
A settled Adelaide line-up is poised to clash with Woodville-West Torrens at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval on Sunday.
For the second week in succession, the SANFL Crows look set to play with as many as 20 AFGL-listed players, leaving only captain Luke Carey as the sole development player.
Fellow development players Matthew Spencely and Brock Castree have been included on the five-man interchange bench which must be trimmed by two before the start of the match.
Heath Younie’s side will look to win their third consecutive match and maintain their place at the top of the SANFL IGA League ladder.

League
F: Ramsey, Lowden, Menzel
HF: Beech, Dear, Cameron
C: Wigg, Grigg, Knight
HB: Henderson, Shaw, Van Berlo
B: Otten, Carey, Kelly

R: O’Brien, Lyons, Gore
INT: Ellis-Yolmen, Castree, Spencely, Doedee, Greenwood
IN: Castree, Spencely

Good to see some household Eagles names in the 18s like Mead and Wanganeen, reckon there is also a McLeod kicking around as well

Should be a good crowd, even as we speak Phil is handing out free passes to Eagles members.

stan wrote:Not that it really matters from 20 to 19 AFL listed players.

How many more outs till they are officially "undermanned"?

stan wrote:Jarred Lyons I think goes to the AFL side. Not that it really matters from 20 to 19 AFL listed players.

Well that blows my theory