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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40731

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Mudlark wrote: Not anywhere as good a run as Swans,Ben.They entered the season at full strength,then to top that they have not had to replace anybody with injuries over 6 rounds of footy,including tomorrow's team.Certainly having a lucky run!Subi will give them their biggest test to date tomorrow but their biggest test will come when their luck runs out and injuries start to hit.In comparison,at Subi we have had to make approx.20 alterations due to injuries this season.From tomorrow's lists we are missing Rumble,Josh Deluca,Davey,Forrest,Gum,Kennedy,Mcdonald,Garcia,Smythe,Hay and Smith.Even in the seconds we have the likes of Worthington and Ashman playing just their second game this year due to injury.While Swans seem to be getting all the plaudits in the media,I reckon Subi's efforts have slipped under the radar in comparison.


Yes for Swans to have gone this far into the season without an injury is pretty remarkable. I'll be interested to see what they have in the reserves tomorrow.

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Geez how good is Jukesy going .... eight kicks & 5 out of the first 6 goals for the Swansmen :cheer:

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ohhhhhhhhhhh Swans are blowing Subi into the Leedy café strip ..... shit I should have picked the Ducks , there goes a perfect 4 shit shit & shit again :( :( :( :(

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Well done to swans on a great win tonight - you thoroughly deserved it.

Swans were more desperate/1st to the ball and physical
Much much faster than subi
Moved in numbers and worked for each other and ran harder
Far better disposal & better decision making
Congested subi's forwards
Ran it out of their backline better
Had a more efficient and open forward line

Subi were lucky to be only 2pts down at 3/4 time and Swans played brilliantly in the last to steam-roll Subi and the end margin was a true reflection of the game.

Subi had a poor game as swans applied plenty of pressure and subi couldn't handle it.
Well played swans. Subi with plenty to think about besides playing poorly also injuries and the tribunal will hit them hard. Subi have a lot of work to do to get anywhere close to the level that swans played today. Outplayed in every area of the game - not as good as you thought you were subi ????

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40795

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Mudlark wrote: Not anywhere as good a run as Swans,Ben.They entered the season at full strength,then to top that they have not had to replace anybody with injuries over 6 rounds of footy,including tomorrow's team.Certainly having a lucky run!Subi will give them their biggest test to date tomorrow but their biggest test will come when their luck runs out and injuries start to hit.In comparison,at Subi we have had to make approx.20 alterations due to injuries this season.From tomorrow's lists we are missing Rumble,Josh Deluca,Davey,Forrest,Gum,Kennedy,Mcdonald,Garcia,Smythe,Hay and Smith.Even in the seconds we have the likes of Worthington and Ashman playing just their second game this year due to injury.While Swans seem to be getting all the plaudits in the media,I reckon Subi's efforts have slipped under the radar in comparison.

I am sure the injured Luke Pratt & Dylan Harvey would wonder wtf you are talking about that there are no injuries at Swans and now poor old Brent Latch knocked out senseless by a reckless spoil tonight! :blink:

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40812

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Beasley Hutton wrote:

Mudlark wrote: Not anywhere as good a run as Swans,Ben.They entered the season at full strength,then to top that they have not had to replace anybody with injuries over 6 rounds of footy,including tomorrow's team.Certainly having a lucky run!Subi will give them their biggest test to date tomorrow but their biggest test will come when their luck runs out and injuries start to hit.In comparison,at Subi we have had to make approx.20 alterations due to injuries this season.From tomorrow's lists we are missing Rumble,Josh Deluca,Davey,Forrest,Gum,Kennedy,Mcdonald,Garcia,Smythe,Hay and Smith.Even in the seconds we have the likes of Worthington and Ashman playing just their second game this year due to injury.While Swans seem to be getting all the plaudits in the media,I reckon Subi's efforts have slipped under the radar in comparison.

I am sure the injured Luke Pratt & Dylan Harvey would wonder wtf you are talking about that there are no injuries at Swans and now poor old Brent Latch knocked out senseless by a reckless spoil tonight! :blink:

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Spot on mate and how about attributing some of our so called "luck" with injuries to a superior pre-season perhaps, without the resources of Subiaco or the aligned clubs!! Dan Jolley and co deserve a pat on the back for their meticulous planning. Great work Ducks sticking it up all and sundry!!!
Beneath the Southern cross i stand, on Bassendean Oval, can in hand, Swan Districts, you Farkin Beauty!

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40844

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Swan Districts 14-12 d Subiaco 11-8
Goals: McAlister 3, Vermeersch 3, Adler 2, JJ Woodley, B Waters, Wilkinson 1
Best: Vermeersch, Bryan, Allison-Green, Edwards, T Hooper, A Kennedy, Chapman, Pearce

Sadly, if the boys were honest, they didn't really play well at all. Apart from the second quarter when they showed what can happen when they apply themselves by kicking 7 goals to 1.

They just didn't seem switched on collectively from the first bounce.

Still, credit must go to Swan Districts. They have some very exciting indigenous players who know how to break a game open when the pressure is on. None more so than their hard working little captain Albert Dean, who is a good show for the Jack Clarke Medal I reckon. The X-factor of these players made a big difference.

Nevertheless, even in a loss there are some players who stand out.

Ryan Vermeersch in attack was a great target all game and finished with 23 possessions, 5 marks and 3 goals. It was in the second quarter that he, Rhys McAlister and Jeremy Woodley produced some scintillating football. Abraham Kennedy played the best quarter of his fledgling colts career and showed why he is so highly rated in junior circles.

The other three quarters were a struggle. Chris Bryan tried valiantly to keep the Lions in the game with some very clean decisive football. That lad can play!

Tim Edwards tried hard.

Jay Allison-Green was outstanding in the backline with his cool play under pressure and sound disposal.

In fact, it was the defenders that had it all to do in the second half as the ball was in their area constantly and during that time Tom Hooper, Brennan Pearce, Allison-Green and Corey Buscall did as well as they could to repel the numerous Swan attacks.

16 year old 198cm debutant Josh Chapman, a member of the WA 16's Academy in 2013, showed he has a big future in colts football with a promising display.

Rhys Holdman (Newtown-Condingup), Brad Waters (Sorrento-Duncraig), Nathan Adler (Whitfords) also played their first games and were more than solid.

But overall it was a disappointing team effort, albeit with players out. But Swans had players out also and wanted the win more than we did.

Supporters Votes Board After Round 7
2014 Colts Votes
Chris Bryan            North Beach                 6      28
Greg Clark*            Sorrento-Duncraig           4      22
Corey Buscall          Kingsway Rockets            6      21
Ryan Vermeersch        Gibson                      6      17
Adam Creeper*          Sorrento-Duncraig           4      15
Connor Wilkinson       Warwick-Greenwood           6      15
Jeremy Woodley         Kingsway Rockets            6      14
Jay Allison-Green*     Warwick-Greenwood           3      13
Aaron Summers          Kingsway Rockets            4      13
Brennan Pearce         Kingsway Rockets            6      13
Jak Cary               Esperance                   6      10
Max Walters*           Whitfords                   2       9
Rhys McAlister         Kingsway Rockets            3       9
Cody Grace             Kingsway Rockets            3       8
Josh Hatch*            Kingsway Rockets            5       8
Tim Edwards            Carine                      6       7
Tom Hooper*            Sorrento-Duncraig           5       6
Ashton Williamson**    Hale                        4       4
Abraham Kennedy*       Coolbinia                   5       3
Liam Hooper*           Sorrento-Duncraig           6       3
Josh Chapman**         Carine                      1       1
Callum Bramley**       Kambalda                    1       1 
Brad Waters            Sorrento-Duncraig           1       1
Tom Lowndes*           Kingsley                    2       1
Ben Evans              Sorrento-Duncraig           5       1
Adam Swain             Sorrento-Duncraig           6       -
Justin Woodley*        Kingsway Rockets            6       -
Ethan Burnett*         Newtown-Condingup           5       -
Josh Underwood*        Kingsway Rockets            2       -
Jake Davis**           Kingsway Rockets            2       -
Michael Braut*         Mt Hawthorn                 2       -
Brayden Quinn*         Kingsley                    2       -
Jayden Gerrand*        North Beach                 1       -
Antoine Garlett        Nollamara                   1       -
Ryan Borchet*          Railways                    1       -
Trent Garlett          Nollamara                   1       -
Stephen Screaigh       Wembley                     1       -
Rhys Holdman           Newtown-Condingup           1       -
Nathan Adler           Whitfords                   1       -

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40847

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Subiaco 16-16 d Swan Districts 11-2
Goals: Clarke 3, Garvey 2, Fetherstonhaugh 2, Boyle 2, Wade, Halligan, Wrigley, Bradley, Moore, Hoskins, Scafidi 1
Best: Moore, Heal, Scafidi, Bradley, Hoskins, Garvey, Fetherstonhaugh, Hughes, Bogensperger, Norriss

A win on an otherwise bleak day for the club but even this came at a price.

Ruckmen David Madut and Andrew McDougall both left the field with injuries very early in the game and were unable to take any further part in proceedings. McDougall was on the verge of league selection of course while Madut has quietly but most definitely developed into a very powerful reserves ruckman in his own right and was pushing for a place in the main side. How long both players are out for I don't know but it's a bitter blow either way and very frustrating to see yet another of our young guns cop an injury at an important time of their career. It's happened at lot of the last 3 years - more than I remember previously from watching years and years of colts/reserves football.

All that aside, with both ruckmen out and Jordan Bestry unable to take his place in the starting line-up also, we were without any genuine big men at all for the bulk of the game.

Sean Bradley did a sterling job filling the void against the odds and was able to give Subi a chance to compete.

Simon Moore really ran hard all game and was rewarded with 32 disposals in a lively display.

Once again Aaron Heal did a fantastic job down back, this time on the stocky and extremely dangerous Rodney Jetta who has been in good goal kicking form in the reserves. Not only was Heal able to keep Jetta to just six possessions and 2 goals but he provided invaluable rebound out of the last line.

Joe Scafidi - once again - fantastic, not just in the midfield but also up forward where he used his big frame and excellent judgement to clutch some strong marks.

Craig Hoskins, a former colts B&F winner, made his comeback from injury....well injury after injury really....and accumulated 23 possessions. He's had rotten luck with injuries since his last colts year in 2011. Hopefully things go his way from here on.

Tim Garvey had a very good debut out of the amateurs, James Hughes was gutsy in defence and Bill Fetherstonhaugh (22 touches) and Matt Bogensperger (27) were good contributors as always in the midfield.

Supporters votes tally board after round 7
2014 Reserves Votes
Joe Scafidi+           Colts/Mines                 6      38
Reece Blechynden       Colts/Sorrento-Duncraig     5      22
Bill Fetherstonhaugh+  Colts/Gibson                6      21
Aaron Heal+            Peel                        6      20
Simon Moore+           Colts/Sorrento-Duncraig     3      15
Stuart Berryman+       Colts/WCJFC                 6      15
Nathan Stewart         Colts/University AFC        6      13
Dylan Clarke+          Colts/Kalgoorlie City       4      11
Clancy Wheeler         Colts/Newtown-Condingup     1       9
Rhett Kerr             Colts/Gibson                4       8
David Madut+           Colts/Kingsway              6       8
James Garcia+          Colts/Sorrento-Duncraig     3       7
Jordan Bestry+         Colts/Kingsway              5       7
Matt Bogensperger+     Colts/Kalgoorlie City       5       7
Ray Daniels+           Swan Districts              2       6
Kyle Halligan+         Colts/Warwick-Greenwood     4       6
Charlie Le Fanu+       Colts/Mines                 4       6
Darcy Boyle+           Hammersley-Carine AFC       5       6
Myles Smythe+          Colts/Boulder               5       6
Declan Jackson+        Colts/Collie                6       5
Sean Bradley+          East Perth/Bussleton        6       5
Craig Hoskins+         Colts/Sorrento-Duncraig     1       4
Tim Garvey             West Coast Cowan AFC        1       3
Tom Smith+             North Ballarat, Vic         3       3
Ryan Wade              Colts/Kingsley              5       3
Luke Norriss+          Colts/Kingsley              5       3
Kyal Horsley           Kalgoorlie City             1       2
Luke Symonds+          Colts/Sorrento-Duncraig     2       2
Andrew McDougall       Perth                       3       2
James Hughes+          Colts/Melville              4       2
Joel Ashman+           Colts/Kingsley              2       1
Daniel Leishman        North Beach AFC             2       1
Dane Stephen+          Southern Cross              4       -
Chris Wrigley+         Colts/Peel                  2       -
Andrew Vawser+         Colts/Warwick-Greenwood     1       -
Tim Whyte              Perth                       1       -
Ian Garlett+           Whitfords                   1       -
Kobie Somers+          Colts/Whitfords             1       -
Scott Worthington      Boulder                     1       -

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40879

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Combined media/club/supporters tally board After Round 7
2014 League Votes
Lachlan Delahunty         6          74
Chris Phelan              6          66
George Hampson            5          64
Jason Bristow             6          63
Frank Stockley            6          52
Wayde Twomey              6          42
Kyal Horsley              3          35
Shaun Hildebrandt         6          34
Chris DeLuca              6          32
Matt Boland               6          29
Rhys Waters               6          18
Shane Yarran              6          13
Brad Stevenson            5          12
Josh DeLuca               4          11
Dylan Elliott             6          10
Brett Mahoney             6           7
Darren Rumble             4           6
Joel Latham               6           6
Hayden Kennedy            4           5
Clancy Wheeler            4           4
Jarrod Kayler-Thomson     6           4
Justin Joyce              6           3
Abe Davey                 4           -
Simon Moore               3           -
Charlie Le Fanu           2           -
Rhett Kerr                2           -
Reece Blechynden          1           -
Ray Daniels               1           -

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SUBIACO V. SWANS 10 years 11 months ago #40895

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Swandog wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote:

Mudlark wrote: Not anywhere as good a run as Swans,Ben.They entered the season at full strength,then to top that they have not had to replace anybody with injuries over 6 rounds of footy,including tomorrow's team.Certainly having a lucky run!Subi will give them their biggest test to date tomorrow but their biggest test will come when their luck runs out and injuries start to hit.In comparison,at Subi we have had to make approx.20 alterations due to injuries this season.From tomorrow's lists we are missing Rumble,Josh Deluca,Davey,Forrest,Gum,Kennedy,Mcdonald,Garcia,Smythe,Hay and Smith.Even in the seconds we have the likes of Worthington and Ashman playing just their second game this year due to injury.While Swans seem to be getting all the plaudits in the media,I reckon Subi's efforts have slipped under the radar in comparison.

I am sure the injured Luke Pratt & Dylan Harvey would wonder wtf you are talking about that there are no injuries at Swans and now poor old Brent Latch knocked out senseless by a reckless spoil tonight! :blink:

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Spot on mate and how about attributing some of our so called "luck" with injuries to a superior pre-season perhaps, without the resources of Subiaco or the aligned clubs!! Dan Jolley and co deserve a pat on the back for their meticulous planning. Great work Ducks sticking it up all and sundry!!!


Possibly Swandog but luck does play a big part on the injury front and that doesn't matter what planning/resources you have at your disposal (just look at the AuFL clubs) but if you want to pat your guy's on the back why not !!!

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