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Dogs need to show some bite here and i think they may cause an upset

Central by 3 points

locky801 wrote:Dogs need to show some bite here and i think they may cause an upset

Central by 3 points

That wouldn't surprise me, we always struggle against the Doggies, especially at the Ponderosa.

You belted us there a couple of seasons ago
As for our selection who knows what we will do we have had a few players that have hardly touched the ball
and keep getting selected .
So we will see what masterstroke we come up with this week

[quote="southernbulldog"]You belted us there a couple of seasons ago
As for our selection who knows what we will do we have had a few players that have hardly touched the ball
and keep getting selected .

And which players in the seconds do you suggest we bring up?

[quote="southernbulldog"]You belted us there a couple of seasons ago

And we beat them twice last year.

East & M.Lochowiak for a start

https://cdfc.com.au/team-selection


Out: Monaghan

In: East Mohail Matz Lane-Ellis

southernbulldog wrote:East & M.Lochowiak for a start

Looks like they're IN,
the side we have looks pretty good ON PAPER,
they just need to get their shit together!

CENTRAL

League

F Austin Kitschke, Kobe Annand, Anzac Lochowiak

HF Aiden Grace, Tallan Rosenzweig, Luca Whitelum

C Kai Pudney, Leyton Chisholm, Callum McCarty

HB Jack Saunders, Dayne Posthuma, Josh Fahey

B Murray Bastick, George Kendall, Brinn Little

R Beau Thomas, Wilson Barry, Harry Grant

INT Ethan East, Ryan Lane-Ellis, Mihail Lochowiak, Jayden Matz, Finn Reed, Trent Tattoli, Brodie Wills

IN Ethan East, Ryan Lane-ellis, Mihail Lochowiak, Jayden Matz

OUT Maximus Monaghan (Back)

NORWOOD

League

F Charlie Molan, Tristan Binder, Matt Harms

HF Jayden Gale, Jackson Callow, Jacob Kennerley

C Declan Hamilton, Nik Rokahr, Connor Ling

HB Alec Wright, Aaron Francis, Alastair Lord

B Pierce Seymour, Thomas Donnelly, Jack Heard

R Finn Heard, Ben Simpson, Baynen Lowe

INT Daniel Gauci, Max Hodges, Liam Ling, Cooper Murley, Josh Murphy, Oliver Sanders, Alex Swinnerton

IN Daniel Gauci, Max Hodges, Liam Ling, Oliver Sanders, Alex Swinnerton

OUT Kade Dittmar (Suspended), Mitchell Nicholas (Concussion)

MILESTONE Jackson Callow (50 games)

MONSFAW by 21pts.

Norwood by 4 goals

DOC wrote:Norwood by 4 goals

So 1.18

East & Lochowiak were in the 25 last week as well but didnt play
We will wait and see

southernbulldog wrote:East & Lochowiak were in the 25 last week as well but didnt play
We will wait and see

They both had high possession games last week, so they probably will get in but I suppose that all depends on the weather & who they will match up on.

Even with Dittmar & Boyd out that is still a very good Norwood side
Unfortunately cant see us getting close hope im proven wrong

The Redlegs are back at 2-2 – along with half the comp – so, after back-to-back wins, it’s business as usual.

And Nik Rokahr, a proven votewinner, is surely getting down to his usual business of picking up Magarey Medal votes, as he added 33 touches against Port Adelaide to the 34 he had racked up against South in Round 3.

Norwood’s fierce-tackling, high-pressure game makes it hard for the opposition to score, its defence statistically the stingiest in the league, conceding just 59 points per game, but Legs fans would prefer it if their side’s attack could ramp it up a bit, just the ninth-highest scoring side in the league, kicking 63 points a game.

Night clashes also keep scores down and games closer and the Legs have been in three nailbiters in four games – losing to Sturt by five points and Glenelg by seven, while beating Port by seven.

The Bulldogs have been in games for long stretches but only have a draw against West to show for it, with losses against North by five points and Adelaide by nine putting their fans through plenty of stress as well.

They started strongly against South with five of the first seven goals and were right in it until late in the third quarter but a 34-point loss was hard to swallow.

Tall Tallan Rosenzweig gave a glimpse of what he has to offer in booting three goals. The Dogs have produced plenty of talent in the past few years but it has a knack of being too good – and heading to the AFL.

By Peter Cornwall.

The Dogs were deplorable last week, the Legs less so.

Legs by the length of Goodman Rd, pick any number over 70.

Centurion will be happy either way.

Looks like Port will win ,so we are officially bottom if we lose tomorrow

Legs out to a big lead half way through the 2nd

Dogs yet to kick a major