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With DM getting up over the Nolla all stars last week they will be up and about in high spirits. For the doggies it’s back to the drawing board and with the hard work they have put in this year compared to last will know doubt rest and get ready for a big one.
Doggies at home by 10 points

Warnbro v ridge
Could possibly be a preview of this years grand final, both teams hard and solid midfields with blue sky’s this weekend should shape up as a great game. Fighting for a spot in the big dance I think warnbro set up well with there full ground press and move the ball quicker to there forwards.
Warnbro into the big one, to win by 3 goals

In the Ressies
I think valley will be too good for Lynwood only because they put up a good fight against the top side last week although Lynwood did have a good win but probably not pushed as hard so they might be rested a lot more
Valley by a goal
Ridge to win, straight into the big one! This team was a class act last year in C1 and should win it this year

Good luck all this weekend

Day of upsets today

Ridge beat Warnbro in league to make their way to C1 and Warnbro best Ridge in the reserves.

Valley beat Lynwood by 4 goals to reach a pre-lim stoush with Ridge

Dianella beat High Wycombe by 9 points to get a crack at Warnbro

Should be 2 cracking games next weekend

Cheers for the update Viper, I was getting a bit worried when I didn’t see the results come up on the waafl app.

A day of upsets indeed, ridge pulling it together to just get over the line against warnbro as they take there first fall for the year.
With the doggies I herd controlling the first half before DM came out in the second steadying the ship and pulling together a couple of late ones to win a massive game, the crowd very vocal down there at Scott reserve.
All aboard the Dianella train now as they travel to Warnbro for a spot in the big one.

Valley getting up as expected and now face last years C1 ressies premier for one last crack and warnbro straight through to try and claim back to back.

And when I say vocal..... not just the Wycombe crowd but the DM on the other side on the hill... a few cop cars and a few arrests later things calmed down.

I watched first quarter and DM had 2 or 3 on the board in first 10 mins. Both teams trying to be super physical before the game settled and High Wycombe hit back with 2-3 of their own.

KickTheBall wrote: And when I say vocal..... not just the Wycombe crowd but the DM on the other side on the hill... a few cop cars and a few arrests later things calmed down.

KickTheBall do you know what caused the crowd problems at the end of the game?

MAJOR, it wasn’t after the game it was actually during the game. And I’m not 100% sure but I did hear that it was apparently between two family’s clashing.

No it was not because of 2 families clashing, it was between HW & DM supporters giving out some healthy banter which then escalted into a mini scrap. Nothing major, police obviously was called to make sure it didn't escalate.

Good game, DM to strong in the end. Get on board the DM TRAIN chooo chooo

I’ve been told a punch wasn’t even thrown? Not sure how accurate and that the cops told people to get rid of alcohol??

Not sure why people still try to bring their own piss to games. Some clubs still try to do it which is unbelievable.

Clubs will need security soon to stop these people bringing their own alcohol.

God you dribble some shit sometimes kick the ball. Where do you get your info? ¿ fantastic game of footy at Scott park with dm breaking the game open in the 2nd half before doggies got some red time goals at the end of the game to make it look closer. Rough finals series for dogs going out in straight sets and possibly not making any money over the bar as all their ugg boot wearing locals took along all their own eskys. Good to see the normal season umpire there having drinks with the boys. PS - dm not going bad with neutral umpires