TOPIC:

Full Back
46 Trent Newton  28  Noah Strom  33 Jason Maskos
Half Back
42  Toby McQuilkin  32  Blake Schlensog  10  Regan Spooner
Centre
17  Aidan Hall  8  Nick Suban  12  Chad Pearson
Half Forward
16  Brandon Donaldson  23  Jimmy Miller  49  Jesse Motlop
Full Forward
9  Cody Ninyette  22  Mason Shaw  24  Manfred Kelly

RUCK
20  Hamish Free  1  Haiden Schloithe  2  Jacob Dragovich
Interchange From
4 George Wessels , 7 Tom Blechynden , 11 Kye Barker , 15 Matthew Ward , 
30 Blayne Wilson , 38 Jarrod Salmeri , 50 Jacob Warne , 61 Jaxon Bellchambers

In:
4 George Wessels , 10  Regan Spooner , 11 Kye Barker , 38 Jarrod Salmeri ,
50 Jacob Warne , 61 Jaxon Bellchambers
Out:
14 Zac Strom , 27 Zac Dent


couple of outs but that does give some opportunities for the younger boys to get exposure - expecting a tough game here for sure
 

thoroughly outplayed today and I hope the younger guys learnt something out of it 
that's about all full credit to Subiaco too

Predicatbke result up there, no surprise to me.

one of those seasons where everyone up top is losing games at times - be an interesting finals time I think

Number 32 Blake Schlensog has amazing hands. I haven't seen marking skills like that forever. Well done to him.

Thanks for clearing that up Godinoz...I thought he must have a had a big dick and it was his nickname.  

BC wrote:

Thanks for clearing that up Godinoz...I thought he must have a had a big dick and it was his nickname.  

Funny BC. One tends to think that.

 

out of it all we hope our youth learnt from that they got valuable experience 

Southerner, you seem to have an endless supply of big blokes, 195cm++, Schlensog, can take a mark, nice kick but not the quickest mover, but still very young. I'd plonk him at FF, not to stray too far from the goals, hard match up.

that might be one option looked at when the cavalry return mate but really he's versatile enough yes