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Tony Clifton wrote:Wow! Adam Rumbelow taking over next season. Will be pretty good you'd think. Has done well with their 17's and it's a young squad so he'd have already coached most of them.

Any looming retirements around the grade scene?

Think Rumbles will be awesome for the group. His success at Bank SA Under 17's over the last 7 years with 5 Premierships show what a great coach he is. Plus with the young list, he has coached about 37 of the Group in that time, so he knows all the players really well.

pr* ck of a bloke on the field and 0 respect for any bowler will no doubt instill some toughness into the younger blokes! The structure mentioned on the website and the people involved should work well for WT.

Rumblesssss the miracle worker.

bulldogproud2 wrote:A very good outright win by West Torrens over East Torrens by nine wickets, their second outright in two matches. Great performance by the forgotten man of State cricket, Peter George, with 12 wickets and young Ben Williams with 7.

Tony Clifton wrote:Technically 9 teams still in the hunt. Might not be that many actually. Haven't really crunched the numbers.

1 East Torrens 107.5 (West Torrens, Prospect) LOST
2 Woodville 102.5 (Glenelg, Tea Tree Gully) +15
3 Tea Tree Gully 102.5 (Port Adelaide, Woodville) LOST
4 Sturt 97.5 (Southern District, West Torrens) LOST
5 Kensington 97.5 (Northern Districts, Glenelg) +15
6 Northern Districts 92.5 (Kensington, Bye) LOST
7 Port Adelaide 87.5 (Tea Tree Gully, Southern District) +15
8 Glenelg 82.5 (Woodville, Kensington) +10
9 Southern District 82.5 (Sturt, Port Adelaide) +15

Aerie wrote:You would expect East Torrens to beat Prospect. Woodville already secure in the 4, but likely playing for a home final.
Kensington probably need to beat Glenelg or they miss the 4 given Sturt's superior percentage.
Tea Tree Gully must win or they miss out.
Port in a good position to make the 4 if they beat Southerns.
Plenty of scenarios leading to the last round.
Good to see an exciting end to the Grade season, for those that still care...

C Horse wrote:

Aerie wrote:You would expect East Torrens to beat Prospect. Woodville already secure in the 4, but likely playing for a home final.
Kensington probably need to beat Glenelg or they miss the 4 given Sturt's superior percentage.
Tea Tree Gully must win or they miss out.
Port in a good position to make the 4 if they beat Southerns.
Plenty of scenarios leading to the last round.
Good to see an exciting end to the Grade season, for those that still care...

Woodville throwing Glenelg a life jacket last weekend by declaring and setting up game.
would love to see East torrens miss the finals most arrogant group of players in the comp by a mile would be a shame to see them go loss-loss out, especially after their B grade have just done the same thing. Go the Pirates.
Kensington will win the whole thing. Northern Districts finishing nowhere as I prediceted earlier in the year.

beeroclock wrote:

Tony Clifton wrote:Technically 9 teams still in the hunt. Might not be that many actually. Haven't really crunched the numbers.

1 East Torrens 107.5 (West Torrens, Prospect)
2 Woodville 102.5 (Glenelg, Tea Tree Gully)
3 Tea Tree Gully 102.5 (Port Adelaide, Woodville)
4 Sturt 97.5 (Southern District, West Torrens)
5 Kensington 97.5 (Northern Districts, Glenelg)
6 Northern Districts 92.5 (Kensington, Bye)
7 Port Adelaide 87.5 (Tea Tree Gully, Southern District)
8 Glenelg 82.5 (Woodville, Kensington)
9 Southern District 82.5 (Sturt, Port Adelaide)

I wonder if there will be any silly season outrights? Good thing about having a one dayer in the last round is they're not open to manipulation. A draw this round would be a killer blow.

Reckon East Torrens will go win-win and finish top.

The two Woodville games are massive - Glenelg, TTG.

Port could make things very interesting if they knock off TTG this week. Gullies win and you'd think they're safe.

Loser of Northerns and Kensington this round can kiss it goodbye.

Massive game for ET last minor round match.
I'm tipping a Pirate win .

C Horse wrote:Another Brilliant East Torrens Choke!!

To recap for those at the back:

2011/12 - West End Cup semi vs West Torrens - ET needed 10 runs off the last 5 overs with 6 wickets in hand and lost by 2 runs.

2012/13 - Grand Final vs Glenelg - ET had the mighty Bays 6/23 and then 7/74 before conceding 238 then being bowled out for 112 to lose by heaps.

2013/14 - ET go from top to 6th and miss finals after losing to the bottom team 2 weeks in a row. Unable to chase 180 against an ordinary Prospect attack despite their top 6 containing 2x international players, 2x FC players and 2x 2nd XI players.

However they carry themselves as the most arrogant, cocky team in the competition led by the keeper and a spoilt school child.
YOUR LAST PREMIERSHIP WAS 23 YEARS AGO YOU CLOWNS. PULL YOUR HEADS IN.

A large diet of humble pie in the off-season I reckon.
#RedNation

Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha.
Enjoy Mad Monday.

Phantom Gossiper wrote:They'll bounce back.

Phantom Gossiper wrote:LOL

http://www.cricket.com.au/news-list/201 ... s-incident

Tony Clifton wrote:I wonder if that carries down for grade finals?