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Claremont Oval, Sunday, 2.10pm

So how does one go about beating a team with a 9/0 record and a percentage of 158.16?

There must be a way!

Rumble will come in which should free up Daye to continue to play half-forward. Maybe the Eagles will want Nicoski up? Not sure how that all works. A bunch of in-form young players banging down the door for league selection.

I'm sure we will give it our best.

La Hincha wrote: Claremont Oval, Sunday, 2.10pm

So how does one go about beating a team with a 9/0 record and a percentage of 158.16?

There must be a way!

Rumble will come in which should free up Daye to continue to play half-forward. Maybe the Eagles will want Nicoski up? Not sure how that all works. A bunch of in-form young players banging down the door for league selection.

I'm sure we will give it our best.

Subi by 9 points in the true Western Derby !

Leedy wrote:

La Hincha wrote: Claremont Oval, Sunday, 2.10pm

So how does one go about beating a team with a 9/0 record and a percentage of 158.16?

There must be a way!

Rumble will come in which should free up Daye to continue to play half-forward. Maybe the Eagles will want Nicoski up? Not sure how that all works. A bunch of in-form young players banging down the door for league selection.

I'm sure we will give it our best.

Subi by 9 points in the true Western Derby !

That would be bloody nice mate.

Realistically would be happy with a competitive effort ,but no team is unbeatable and hopefully we will go in trying to win .
After the last two efforts against Claremont we will need to be at our best ,but will be interested to see our rucks against Seaby and Andrews and our younger midfielders also.
Claremont will lose one sooner or later so this week would be a good time to have a lapse.

Good to see Gum named in the magoos. Hes been out of action for a long time...

Fair dinkum, we would have to be dreaming wouldn't we?

DG wrote: Good to see Gum named in the magoos. Hes been out of action for a long time...

That's good - How far away is Grover ???

B C Phelan D Rumble D Leishman
HB R Daniels A Parker M Bogensperger
C J Daye J Bristow B Mahoney
HF A Davey D Madut G Hampson
FF C Deluca C Wheeler R Waters

F A Mcdougall S Worthington R Forrest

Int. R Herring, J Kayler-Thomson, B Mcdonald, S Moore, M Nicoski, B Stevenson, M Wood

RESERVES
J Ashman, S Berryman, C Bottechia, D Clarke, D Elliot, W Fetherstonhaugh, J Garcia, M Genovese, T Gum, K Halligan, N Hay, C Hoskins, D Jackson, R Kerr, C Le Fanu, S Martin, R Mcdonnell, L Norriss, A Pickett, C Pocklington, K Somers, B Thompson, T Whyte, C Wohling (Plus 3 from league list)

COLTS
J Bestry, C Bryan, C Buscall, G Clark, A Coe, B Davis, J Deluca, B Denysiuk, T Edwards, L Ellis, B Evans, C Grace, K Grieves, A Ietto, T Jackson, J Marshall, R Mcalister, B Pearce, A Summers, A Swain, J Tsironis, M Turner, A Vawser, R Vermeersch, M Walters, J Webster, D White, C Wilkinson

Gutsy win, starting to play like 2011 again, hard, pressure, playing for each other footy. Bristow & Hampson were great, dont know why Daye was left in defence again until the last qtr, ffs leave him in the forward line, he is dangerous. Nicoski was very happy with the win which was good to see, he got better as the game progressed & kicked that important goal in the last to give us the lead. Good chance to move closer to the four if we can beat the dogs next week, but that wont be easy...

Singha wrote: Fair dinkum, we would have to be dreaming wouldn't we?

There you go,dreams do come true sometimes, well played Subi