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Reserves
vs Sturt
1:25 PM Saturday 2 April
Gliderol Stadium

Under 18's
vs Sturt
2:10 PM Sat 2 April
Commander Centre Oval

Under 16's
vs Sturt
11:40 AM Sat 2 April
Commander Centre Oval

From the paper

League experience players in Red, New players in Green (iirc)

Magoos


A.Grima, Giddings, S Snook
Diment,Hinge, Trembath
Carger, Lally, Cane
C.Kane, Armfield, Pitt
Earl, Curran, Douglas


McGinty, O'Grady, M Snook


Int: Scott-Collings, Knott, Jackman

Reckon Hingey has played a few magoos games.

Dirko wrote:Reckon Hingey has played a few magoos games.

I think it's only 1 v North @ Prospect

Wood.N.Spoon wrote:

Dirko wrote:Reckon Hingey has played a few magoos games.

I think it's only 1 v North @ Prospect

Yep, can remember that one....

aah yeah he did too, as his Dad was standing behind us.

Wheres Will?

Giddings hasn't played League, and yes, Hinge has just played the one Reserves game. (Only 1 reserves game for Carger and Diment too).

Interesting that if you exclude recruits, there are only 2 players from within the club who have been promoted to the "seniors" (League and Reserves) for the first time, and they both happen to be playing League (Agnew and Kennedy)!

Reserves 20.7 vs Sturt 9.7

Trembath 7 goals 1

Best team man

3rd Matt Snook
2nd Patt Knott
Best Wazza McGinty


Best Players

5th Robbie Douglas
4th Nick Cane
3rd Richo O'Grady
2nd Josh Trembath
Best Chris Curran (playing in defence)


u 18 16.16 def Strut 13.9


Murdoch 5 goals

Brodie Collins 30 possessions


Best

3rd Jordan Murdoch
2nd Johnny Walton
Best Lachy Neal


u 16

Glenelg 13.11 def strut 11.8

3rd Tom Whelan
2nd Alex Brown
Best Paul Spirling

Reserves Stats

All Trembath's 7 goals were at the comeback end

Code: Select all

kicks-marks-handballs
21   2    6   O'Grady, Richard
15   4   10   Cane, Nick
9    1   13   Knott, Patrick
11   3    9   Curran, Chris
9    3   11   Diment, Clint
13   4    6   Grima, Alex
5    0   14   Snook, Matthew
10   3    8   Kane, Chris
9    4    9   Carger, Jacob
7    1   11   Lally, Angus
7    5   10   Douglas, Robert
6    3   11   Earl, Lachlan
10   2    4   Armfield, Darcy
10   8    4   Trembath, Joshua
5    0    9   Pitt, Craig
5    1    6   Snook, Shannon
4    1    5   Scott-Collings, Daniel
3    2    4   Giddings, Joshua
1    1    6   McGinty, Warrick
3    4    3   Hinge, James
0    1    3   Bennett, Michael

Easy Tiger! wrote:Reserves 20.7 vs Sturt 9.7

Trembath 7 goals 1

Best team man

3rd Matt Snook
2nd Patt Knott
Best Wazza McGinty


Best Players

5th Robbie Douglas
4th Nick Cane
3rd Richo O'Grady
2nd Josh Trembath
Best Chris Curran (playing in defence)


u 18 16.16 def Strut 13.9


Murdoch 5 goals

Brodie Collins 30 possessions


Best

3rd Jordan Murdoch
2nd Johnny Walton
Best Lachy Neal


u 16

Glenelg 13.11 def strut 11.8

3rd Tom Whelan
2nd Alex Brown
Best Paul Spirling

How'd we do in the Mini League ET? did the Bays team win? How'd the guernsey's look??

Mods wrote:How'd we do in the Mini League ET? did the Bays team win? How'd the guernsey's look??

AAh yep Glenelg won the Mini League (vs Savings and Loans CU) quite easily. And for those playing at home, the away mini league strip arrived from Kooga about 11am yesterday. They are a lovely Green and Orange colour...

The reserves looked terrible in the first quarter. Didn't kick a goal.

Whatever Mass said to them at 1/4 time, bottle it, cos they absolutely smashed the Blues from that point on.

Geez they looked quick. Robbie Douglas, looked good for a old bastard down back. Really stood out body wise compared to the skinny kids. The Snooks were in it as usual. Trembath was great up forward, Nicko took a fantastic mark down the Snouts End, and had a good game too.

Richo Richo man. We love ya. This bloke bleeds Black n Gold.

Well done lads!

Just thinking outside the square here, but if the Todd G experiment in defence is going tried again, TBar up forward has to be worth considering.
Nick Cane would also be a name in neon lights and Richard O'Grady certainly also deserves another chance.

All these guys can't fit in, but it's great to ensure pressure is being applied and there are no walk up starts, yet they know they are in the mix so have to keep performing at top level.

Anyone else notice the "special attention" dished out to Matt Snook yesterday?
Glad the umps were onto it. But maybe that's why he keeps such a good head of hair...to assist in protecting his skull

Douglas was excellent and I'm not sure what else O'Grady has to do to get into the A's.