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What a huge game for Souths this one will be. If they can win at the Leederville oval, they could find themselves in the top part of the league ladder. Depending on other results too, especially the Claremont v's Swan Districts score-line.

The low percentage will probably bite Souths. Have played one less game than the tiges and look to have a tough run home. That's depending on which peel thunder team comes to play on the two times they play them in the next four games!

Um, I think it's over and out for us in 2015, saving a miracle.

Bazza wrote: Um, I think it's over and out for us in 2015, saving a miracle.

Bazza,

Im still dumbfounded by the result v the Ferals, what was your summation of what happened ?

Leedy for what it is worth I did post these comments on the previous SF thread re the team performance V WCE reserves...

Agree with you on yesterday"s performance Freez.
It appeared that SF players did not turn up with the same competitive mindset as the week before against EF.
We not only APPEARED to look like boys versus men we ACTED like it. It all seemed to hard and too tough for us yesterday so back to the drawing board next week V Subi as results yesterday still keep us alive amazingly.
Unfortunately it will not be any easier next week be interesting to see which side turns up to play?

Consistency and poor starts have plagued us all year, I would have thought a home game and the importance of the result as well as the challenge of playing against AFL listed players to test your yourself against supposedly better players would have been the motivation for a better performance? , alsas we gave up witout a fight. It was a very poor performance and I am not sure wheteher we can rectify it in a week? coming against another team that belted an opposition by 100 plus points will not be an easy assignment.

Dwert wrote: Leedy for what it is worth I did post these comments on the previous SF thread re the team performance V WCE reserves...

Agree with you on yesterday"s performance Freez.
It appeared that SF players did not turn up with the same competitive mindset as the week before against EF.
We not only APPEARED to look like boys versus men we ACTED like it. It all seemed to hard and too tough for us yesterday so back to the drawing board next week V Subi as results yesterday still keep us alive amazingly.
Unfortunately it will not be any easier next week be interesting to see which side turns up to play?

Consistency and poor starts have plagued us all year, I would have thought a home game and the importance of the result as well as the challenge of playing against AFL listed players to test your yourself against supposedly better players would have been the motivation for a better performance? , alsas we gave up witout a fight. It was a very poor performance and I am not sure wheteher we can rectify it in a week? coming against another team that belted an opposition by 100 plus points will not be an easy assignment.

Cheers Dwert

If you thought last week was bad, get ready for a 25 goal oblivion this week…

that is code from 4eva to say SF will win this weekend

Freezin wrote: that is code from 4eva to say SF will win this weekend

I wish freeze I really do mate , if we get within 8 goals I will b surprised ...

TEAM LIST - Round 19





FB: 25. Marlon Pickett 40. Christopher Luff 29. Jason Maskos



HB: 2. Adam Guglielmana 14. James Sellar 7. Adam Mcintosh



C: 19. Jacob Martinez 8. Timothy Kelly 45. Jacob Dragovich



HF: 6. Shaun Bewick 23. Josh Pullman 16. Craig White



FF: 63. Callum Ah Chee 42. Joshua Branchi 37. Ashton Hams



FOLLOWERS
11. Brock Higgins
1. Haiden Schloithe
33. Kyle Hams

INTERCHANGE
5. Jarrod Parry
3. Cory Dell-Olio
12. James Laurino
43. Zachary Strom
50. Matthew Ah Siu
10. Anthony Collica
15. Brendan Verrier


Some changes from last week & Jimmy Sellar is back for Dylan Ross - lads should be stinging & take the fight up