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Should be a great game. The two form sides of the comp after 6 weeks. Who would have thought as most pundits picked these two in the bottom 3 or 4 this year.

oobisoobi wrote: Should be a great game. The two form sides of the comp after 6 weeks. Who would have thought as most pundits picked these two in the bottom 3 or 4 this year.

Yep reminds me a bit of '08...lets hope they dont win again by 1pt by just sneaking a behind in by 1mm with 1 second remaining hey Swandog

One team spent 90k on transfers this year and the other 0.
Subi big favourites at the moment but hopefully a close game

MarkOlsen wrote: One team spent 90k on transfers this year and the other 0.
Subi big favourites at the moment but hopefully a close game

90g well spent atm...if you got it flaunt it...

DG wrote:

oobisoobi wrote: Should be a great game. The two form sides of the comp after 6 weeks. Who would have thought as most pundits picked these two in the bottom 3 or 4 this year.

Yep reminds me a bit of '08...lets hope they dont win again by 1pt by just sneaking a behind in by 1mm with 1 second remaining hey Swandog

Haha mate, that was a ripper win that one, the only time you lost that year

DG wrote:

MarkOlsen wrote: One team spent 90k on transfers this year and the other 0.
Subi big favourites at the moment but hopefully a close game

90g well spent atm...if you got it flaunt it...

I suppose if we had it we would spend it..well we did actually just that we didn't actually have it But I am liking seeing all our locals run around playing for the jumper and I am getting my moneys worth each week!

What a day it's going to be.

The comp is delivering some damn good fixtures over the last 3 weeks.

Can't wait for the round to arrive - starting bright and early for the colts against the best performed side in the comp. Once again the sides will be without their WA 18's Academy players.

For Subi, at this stage, that's Aaron Summers, Adam Creeper, Cody Grace, Greg Clark and Max Walters. Not sure who Swans have in the academy. They must surely have a few being undefeated.

Rhys McAlister has missed the last few games due to injury. Not sure when he is back.

PSA football also affects the WAFL from this round onwards. Subi don't normally have many PSA boys in their colts squad but this year we do have some including Ashton Williamson and Ethan Burnett at Hale. So I guess they will be unavailable also. Not sure if Swans have any Guildford lads this year.

Trinity have the first bye so perhaps that means Jayden Gerrand and Michael Braut will be available for Subi.

Hopefully our strong reserves side has a big win. They should be favourites based on ladder position.

What a cracker the league game will be. As mentioned earlier, very few tipped Swans or Subi to make the four, let alone be first and second after round 6.

Huge day of milestones for Swans too with Ames (200) and G Jetta (100).

When you look at the player losses incurred by both clubs before the season started, it's a pretty incredible effort to be in the top 4. These are just the players who played league in 2013.

Swan Dist 3rd 2013
Andrew Embley
Brett Robinson
Charlie Cameron
Kyle Hams
Dayle Garlett
Wes Lammie
Jamie Bennell
Lachie Neale
Lance Daly
Wayde Twomey
Luke Miles
Murray Newman
Shaun Hildebrandt
Tom Roach
Rory Lobb

Subiaco 8th in 2013
Scott Ward
Tristan Gum
Aidan Parker
Seva Martin
Antoni Grover
Ben Randall
Ryan Herring
Callum Sinclair
Robbie Forrest
Dom Sheed
Nathan Phillips
Joey Daye
Michael Genovese
Mark Nicoski
Michael Wood

La H what time do the colts' start? Thanks.

you wouldnt consider some of those Subi blokes listed to be losses, your team is better without them.
Herring and Daye were not much chop and Genovese, Ward and Martin are reserves players..
Subi's improvement seems to have come from a mix of good recruiting and your locals stepping up..

colts 10.55am