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Big game but Glenelg will be too good .

Sunday, 2:10, Woodville Oval.

Game of the round. Glenelg wouldn't want to drop two in 3 GAMES (sic). The Eagles are on a huge roll and must have faith in the double chance.
I reckon the Eagles, just.

therisingblues wrote:Game of the round. Glenelg wouldn't want to drop two in a row. The Eagles are on a huge roll and must have faith in the double chance.
I reckon the Eagles, just.

I know all eyes are on the Panfers - aka Premiership Favs - but we beat CD last outing.

Right you are Pat, I did have a case of Panthers on the brain when I wrote that. All fixed now.

This game deserves way more comments .

Brett wrote:This game deserves way more comments .

Sunday game, teams finalised tomorrow.

Jack Hayes a big 'in' for the Eagles. Heinjus also named in extended squad to give defence more height. Predict 'Comma' will be one of two to be dropped.

Long time since we’ve won at Oval Avenue.
Will need a big effort to beat the form team of the competition.

A bit of fuel for Eagles fans still hurting from last year, my local club was stripped 2 goals last week in a drawn game. A player who was yellow carded returned to the field a few minutes early, in that time they scored 2 goals.

Brett wrote:This game deserves way more comments .

Here's a comment

Eagles can't win this. Solid form coming in and have Hayes back but it is Glenelg they are playing.

Glenelg as flag favourites will be looking to win this by 12 or more goals to ensure the outlay on premiership caps and tee shirts is not wasted. I do think booking Cornsey and the band is a tad premature but coupled with Gary Sweet booked as MC, the Glenelg juggernaut should roll on.

Glenelg by 90 points.

DOC wrote:Eagles can't win this. Solid form coming in and have Hayes back but it is Glenelg they are playing.

Glenelg as flag favourites will be looking to win this by 12 or more goals to ensure the outlay on premiership caps and tee shirts is not wasted. I do think booking Cornsey and the band is a tad premature but coupled with Gary Sweet booked as MC, the Glenelg juggernaut should roll on.

Glenelg by 90 points.

DOC, I think your account has been hacked , maybe by Brett. Or, you took your medication prior to writing your match prediction which probably explains your margin.
Glenelg are playing well and should win but I have faith in the current Eagles side to win at home.

DOC wrote:I do think booking Cornsey and the band is a tad premature

Stop press - apparently he's doing the Elton John and Kiki Dee's duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with guest vocalist Freddy McGuinness.

Magellan wrote:

DOC wrote:I do think booking Cornsey and the band is a tad premature

Stop press - apparently he's doing the Elton John and Kiki Dee's duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with guest vocalist Freddy McGuinness.

When I was down...
I was your clown...

Reference to the old days together, at the Crows?
Hmm, it all fits.

It'd probably be appropriate to break into a rendition of "A Tiger for Me!", arm in arm, after that.

therisingblues wrote:

Magellan wrote:

DOC wrote:I do think booking Cornsey and the band is a tad premature

Stop press - apparently he's doing the Elton John and Kiki Dee's duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" with guest vocalist Freddy McGuinness.

When I was down...
I was your clown...

Reference to the old days together, at the Crows?

More the tail end of the 1985 season.

Another game that’s tough to pick in a good round of footy. Eagles looking magnificent, only problem is they come up against the Premiers. Think the flag certainties might get up away from home in a gritty, galvanizing performance. Bays by 8 points

Woodville West Torrens v Glenelg | Maughan Thiem Kia Oval | 2:10pm

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EAGLES
Woodville-West Torrens has named a star forward in its squad to host Glenelg on Sunday.

West End State spearhead Jack Hayes has been listed on the five-man extended interchange bench after limping from the field after the final siren against West in Round 10.

Hayes has been joined in the 23-man squad by defender Joe Heinjus.

League

F: Moore, Guilhaus, Rowe

HF: Poole, N. Hayes, Lonergan

C: Boyd, Foote, Hall

HB: Sinor, Thompson, J. Gaffney

B: Goldsworthy, Von Bertouch, Giuffreda



R: J. Redden, Petrenko, Sharrad

INT: Comitogianni, Firns, J. Hayes, C. Gaffney, Heinjus

IN: J. Hayes, Heinjus

Reserves
Weidemann, Haylock, Lee, Nason, Cook, West, E. Miller, Rowland, Schmusch, X. Redden, Wehr, Brill, Bruce, Lewis, Morgan, McPherson, Michael, McLeod, Hoile, Westbrook, Coff, Armfield, Beecken, Pedler.

Under-18
F: Schofield, Carter, Buck
HF: Pitt, Pearce, Azzolini
C: Frederick, Z. Williams, McCann
HB: Jackson, Francis, Jones
B: Gaze, McNeilly, Lock

R: Phillips, Dawkins, Barnett
INT: Brownlie, Kennedy, Kerruish, Puzzuoli, Scott, Ueding, R. Williams

GLENELG
Glenelg could have a debutant play against the Eagles on Sunday.

Launceston utility Rulla Kelly-Mansell (26, 187cm and 76kg) is among five inclusions to the Bays’ 25-man squad.

Kelly-Mansell has been joined by midfielder/forwards Josh Koster and Finn Betterman, together with tall utilities Tim Sumner and Tom Schott.

RAA Rookie Seb Kerrish succumbed to a leg injury at training, costing him his place in the 21 after an encouraging debut against Central in Round 11.

League

F: Reynolds, McBean, Close

HF: Scharenberg, Scott, Partington

C: Chalmers, Snook, Bradley

HB: Joseph, Curran, Motlop

B: McCarthy, Proud, Uebergang



R: White, Agnew, Gregson

INT: Betterman, Virgin, Bailey, Kelly-Mansell, Koster, Schott, Sumner

IN: Koster, Betterman, Schott, Sumner, Kelly-Mansell

OUT: Kerrish (leg)

Reserves
Boyle, Carmody, Carney, Feely, Holyoak, Kluske, Kuller, Le Cornu, Leck, Lovelock, Martini, Potter, Sawford, Schreiber, Searle, Slade, Symonds, Thompson, Wisdom, Yates.

Under-18
W. Schreiber, Strickland, Jones, O’Loughlin, Thompson, B. McRae, Carter, Weir, Beaumont, Pedlar, Kitschke, Grosser, Horsnell, Holder, Slade, Grimes, Liambis, Dean, Wormald, Bonutto, Drum, H. McRae, Wilsdon, Carmody, Hawson, Ross, Dowdell.