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Norwood lost badly to the Eagles while Glenelg won by 15 goals against a mixture of highly paid professionals and some blokes who think the right thing to do is bugger off from their club to get a free tracksuit and some match tickets from Adelaide. Actually I think it says more about the clubs that let them do it.

Glenelg will win this by 101 points.

The Parade has never been a HHG.

We had our win for the decade last year.

Glenelg by however much they want. Can’t see us getting within 10 goals of them

am Bays wrote:The Parade has never been a HHG.

We had our win for the decade last year.

Please, your premiership shirts will be on sale at the merch stand.

In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

Betting reflects this, $2.75 to win it half way through the year and I reckon that's money for jam. Should be $2.00.

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

Bays unbeaten now but won't be forever. Sooner or later they'll get a reality check and this will be a Good Thing in the context of their whole season.

I reckon the Redlegs are better than their fans give them credit for. Losing to WWT at eagle park is no reason for shame. By no means will this be a thumping; I reckon it could go either way.

We could start now and we'll still get pretty comfortably rolled. Be the greatest choke in history if this Bays side doesn't win the flag

JK wrote:We could start now and we'll still get pretty comfortably rolled. Be the greatest choke in history if this Bays side doesn't win the flag

sturt 78? though they were robbed

stampy wrote:

JK wrote:We could start now and we'll still get pretty comfortably rolled. Be the greatest choke in history if this Bays side doesn't win the flag

sturt 78? though they were robbed

They were just outplayed

JK wrote:We could start now and we'll still get pretty comfortably rolled. Be the greatest choke in history if this Bays side doesn't win the flag

Constance perm norwood
Amnesia from eighty eight
asphyxiation

Booney wrote:

am Bays wrote:The Parade has never been a HHG.

We had our win for the decade last year.

Please, your premiership shirts will be on sale at the merch stand.

Spot on, we’ve got a run out sale ATM for the 2019 ones, $10 a throw.

I’ll get you one, size?

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

we have long memories thats why, spoff, sunday gawler bte

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

Hehe. Didn't you pick us to lose by 11 goals last week gazza?

StrayDog wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

Hehe. Didn't you pick us to lose by 11 goals last week gazza?

Not my fault South aren't as good as they think they are!

stampy wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:In the spirit of @gazzamagoo 's haiku...

Redlegs up and down
Tigers' danger of hubris
Home team by one point.

I can't believe how negative some Palindrome supporters are .
Unbeaten!
Norwood thrashed by the Hybrids too!
Genelg will romp this one in.

we have long memories thats why, spoff, sunday gawler bte

I'm on.

I think what you meant gazza is that we're not as good as you thought we were.

NORWOOD

Norwood has regained its skipper Matthew Nunn to host Glenelg at The Parade.

Nunn has recovered from the hamstring strain he suffered during the West End State game on May 15, to be listed in the centre square.

Defenders Michael Talia and Lachlan Pascoe are in the Redlegs’ squad of 25 along with the Richards brothers – Zac and Josh.

Possible 20-year-old debutant Tristan Binder has also been listed on the seven-man extended interchange.

Forward Jackson Callow was selected by Hawthorn in the AFL Mid Season draft while ruck Michael Knoll is out with a toe injury.

Matt Vardanega was relegated to the Reserves.

League

F: Hamilton, Gerloff, Tranfa

HF: Nelligan, Shenton, Puopolo

C: McKenzie, Nunn, Rokahr

HB: Saywell, Ball, Douglas

B: J. Heard, Collins, Bower



R: Boyd, Kennerley, Grigg

INT: Z. Richards, Talia, B. Carroll, Pascoe, J. Richards, Binder, Spence

IN: Nunn, Z. Richards, Talia, Pascoe, J. Richards, Binder

OUT: Callow (AFL – Hawthorn), Knoll (toe), Vardenaga

NEW: Tristan Binder (Boston FC – Port Lincoln)

Reserves
Z. Richards, Irra, Bampton, Talia, Barry, B. Carroll, Buckham, Larkins, Vardenaga, Cotter, Pascoe, J. Richards, Wagner, Hearing, F. Heard, Cavallaro, Binder, Chandler, Spence, Schwerdt, Morris, Hurley, Haebich, Trepka, Robinson, Warton, M. Carroll

Under-18
Catalano, Nayda, Tape, Zappia, Joseph, Mead, Barton, Jones, Stevens, Kent, McShane, Kiseau, Verall, Minervini, Dobie, Dnistriansky, Kortesis, Pitt, Bowman, Wood, Occhiuto, Lake, McNeeley, Perkin, De Luca, Belperio, Rahui, Boxer



GLENELG

Glenelg will be tempted to take an unchanged line-up into its clash with Norwood at The Parade.

Coming off an 89-point win against Adelaide, the Bays have added three players to their 25-man squad.

Midfielder Reid Kuller could return after a two-match suspension for a dangerous tackle while Jackson Edwards and Brad McCarthy have had their form in the Reserves recognised.

All three have been added to the seven-man extended interchange which must be trimmed by three before the bounce.

League

F: Motlop, McBean, Bailey

HF: Yates, Reynolds, Partington

C: Allen, B. Turner, Bradley

HB: Martini, Durdin, Virgin

B: Pink, Proud, Curran



R: Hannath, Snook, Agnew

INT: Searle, Edwards, Newman, Landt, McCarthy, G. Turner, Kuller

IN: Kuller, Edwards, McCarthy



Reserves
Crompton, Cole, Leck, Stagg, Dowling, Holder, McRae, Minchin, Moore, Murphy, Chandler, Schott, LeCornu, Wright, Wanganeen-Milera, Kluske, Horsnell, Condon, Park, McDonnell, Symonds

Under-18
Window, Gluyas, Ridgway, Nicotra, Durant, Edwards, Brokensha, Wolfenden, Brougham, Murdock, Burtt, Rayson, Beecken, Charlick, Harding, Thomson, Virtanen, Sims, McGary, Adams, Kaeslar, Porter, Shanks

@JK, new Premiers bar up & running, good place for a halftime froth?