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Subi v EF 10 years 7 months ago #55015

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I remember some Old Easts friends saying that the 1986 team was as good as any they produced since the war and when you you look at the names it was a heck of a side. I guess Subi just stood up on the day. Having said that, it was a fine Subi side as well.

I do remember the feeling of despair after the second semi when they gave us a football lesson.

It seemed almost impossible that we could beat them on GF day.

Strange things can happen in football.

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Subi v EF 10 years 7 months ago #55019

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yep...87 was the same Ben when the tiges flogged us...footy's a funny thing sometimes

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LH, most Subi supporters felt like we were just making up the numbers in '86 but I did hear prior to the GF that Alexander and the team were already celebrating after they blitzed us in the 2nd semi and thought they only had to turn up as we were considered a "soft team". If you watch the 86 replay all that EF did in the 1st qtr was go the biff and like all Bunton coached teams we copped it and just went hard at the ball. 6 goals to 1 in the 1st qtr, 7 goals to 2 in the 2nd qtr and EF were shellshocked!!

I don't think the Royal Eagles will be thinking like that in the exhibition match, they would have a massive fear of failure hanging over them like the proverbial sword, lets hope it falls on all of the cheaters and we add one more win to yesterdays premiership win.

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Senior Seagull wrote: LH, most Subi supporters felt like we were just making up the numbers in '86 but I did hear prior to the GF that Alexander and the team were already celebrating after they blitzed us in the 2nd semi and thought they only had to turn up as we were considered a "soft team". If you watch the 86 replay all that EF did in the 1st qtr was go the biff and like all Bunton coached teams we copped it and just went hard at the ball. 6 goals to 1 in the 1st qtr, 7 goals to 2 in the 2nd qtr and EF were shellshocked!!

I don't think the Royal Eagles will be thinking like that in the exhibition match, they would have a massive fear of failure hanging over them like the proverbial sword, lets hope it falls on all of the cheaters and we add one more win to yesterdays premiership win.


Yeah for sure SS.

One thing that gives me hope is the round 5 side that EP fielded when we beat them. Check it out. Was better than the side we played against last week at least in terms of AFL quality with 13 listed players. www.wafl.com.au/games/view/9736

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yep ...you're right Ben. i think a potential problem could also be a warm day coming up next sunday and the ferals cheats having 12 professionals should have greater aerobic capacity to run it out. also having the week off should help them as well...but hey, anything can happen on the day.

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BC wrote: yep ...you're right Ben. i think a potential problem could also be a warm day coming up next sunday and the ferals cheats having 12 professionals should have greater aerobic capacity to run it out. also having the week off should help them as well...but hey, anything can happen on the day.


Yeah will be tough.

But after all those years in the 70's and early 80's when I was a kid rocking up to the footy not believing we could win, I decided after those days that I had to enter the gates with hope at least otherwise it just wasn't fun to be there.

But it will take a mighty effort, perhaps some of the best football these blokes have ever played

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BC wrote: only bits and pieces of 85 linger in the old scone freez but i do recall Phil Scott missing a sitter from about 10 yards out with minutes to go that would have put Subi in front...funny how some things just won't go away... ;-)


didn't phil scott kick one from the 50 metre boundary with 1 minute on the clock

the impossible shot

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before what you wish for: if we beat the Eagles reserves side, we will have beaten them 3 times out of four, includding in a grand final. If this happens, it will be impossible to argue to the Commission that WAFL clubs are unable to cope with the Eagles being in the competition. I could not careless whether Subiaco can beat them or not, the issue is having to play against your own players. Just enjoy the victory over Easts yesterday, they were worthy opponents indeed. Hard luck Sharks.

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Well what can i say that was one of the most error ridden finals games i have ever seen with both teams making stupid mistakes throughout the match.

The first quarter after getting over the shock of Horse and Boland missing out and the pure amasement of Elliott getting a game and not a midfielder then watching EF keep us in the game with poor kicking - I didn't know if I should laugh or cry !!!

Elliott is young and has a future but is not capable of reading the play or the movements of his opponent and is one dimenssional. He will be up to league standard one day but not at the moment - he was out bodied,out classed,out played and let Lester-Smith find form that he had lost all year. If he had kicked straight (along with others) they would have won easily. This match-up alone could have easily lost us the game. I knew when Elliott was named that they'd put him on Snuffy and it would fail. I hope Elliott and the selectors have learned from this game.

The first quarter EF had most of the play and missed 5 shots that should have been goals one snap shot and two that were forced. Subi missed two sitters that Wheeler should have goaled. Both teams used the ball poorly but EF bombed it in from long range and didn't look to their forwards for any marks where as Subi looked for leads and had better delivery to their forwards. For EF Schoey,Eardley,Dalziell,McGough played well and for Subi Twomey (who's family were all over from the East to watch) had it on a string,Phelan,J Deluca,Mahoney and McDougall played well.
Ef should have been up by 3 goals but Subi just led.

The 2nd EF continued to be less effective up forward with Boyle missing 2 sitters and poor Pernam missing a snap that should have gone through the middle but turned at right angles to miss !!! Ef had 3 more forced behinds by Subi's backs with Rumble playing well as skipper along with Leishman who blanketed Peake.
Subi's forwards looked better with C.Deluca and halligan dangerous.
There is no way subi should have been up by 20 points at half time - probably the sharks by 4 goals would have been a true reflection of the game but as my old mate Cactus Jack says poor kicking is poor footy and 2-15 is you get what you get ???
For Subi Twomey continued on his merry way with probably 20-25 touches by half time setting up many attacking moves as a spare sweeper through half back. Hilda played his best quarter in over a month and Bristow,C.Deluca,Halligan and Stevenson and the rest of the backs played well. The Sharks had good players in ROB,Dalziell and Macca and their mids but again the forwards were not getting good delivery and shots rushed when they had more time to make sure they kicked 6 pointers.

In the 3rd EF played well but were wastefull again with misses from Lester-Smith x 2,Charters and Boyle again who was playing well but let himself down by not steadying b4 kicking. EF hit the lead at the 25min mark of the 1/4 and subi looked spent and breathing hard. Sharks should have been up by 6 goals but for continued poor kicking. C.Deluca put his body on the line against Read to set up Subis only goal and strechered off looked gone for the season ???
Lester-Smith ran Elliott a merry dance,BOB,ROB, Boyle and Macca,McGough and Young got a bit of the cherry. For Subi the backs battled hard to stop the bleeding along with Bristow and Mahoney but we were on the mat waiting to be knocked out !!!

The only light for Subi was we were kicking to the scoring end in the last.
Lester-Smith missed another that should have been a six pointer and they had it down forward a bit but Subi missed three shots that should have gone through also.
Step up Subi in defence - rock solid under extreme pressure. Back on the ground like the second coming and going in as hard as ever C.Deluca and up forward step up Yarran with two marks under 20m out for goals.
Subi hold on against all odds in the last when they looked shot. I thought we'd roll over and go down by 4 goals. The turning point for me was when Rumble stuffed up a kick in and Howlett couldn't get a toe on it to tap through a goal and subi rushed it through for a point. That summed up the Sharks unlucky day. Very proud of a lucky win but I loved the way we got up in the last with pure grit anmd desire.
The game was an ordinary spectical except for the tight finish and pressure play. Sometimes you get that ??

Well done to the Sharks for a good season and Stavros for turning around their season. Well done to Dodd,McGough and Young(if he pulls up stumps) on great careers for the Sharks - Iv'e seen these guy's play their guts out for the blue and white many times and have been proud of the way they go about it !!!

Lets beat the EP bastards !!!
In the last McDougall was great and Delahunty,Yarran,Rumble,Leishman.

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Subi v EF 10 years 7 months ago #55084

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Sorry in the last quarter for East I thought ROB,Schoey and Lester-Smith were their best.

Twomey BOG by a mile - ran all day - one of the best individual games I've seen for a while.

I think East would have been on top of most stats for the game but one stat that isn't shown is marks inside 50 and also shots at goals from distance and this is where Subi I think won the game with more close range shots and marks although every Subi supporter at the game knows that we won because of the sharks poor conversion - that's a given.

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