Round 12 Eagles v Glenelg June 27

Maughan Thiem Kia oval
Seconds 10.25
League 1.05

Top of the table clash should be a very hard fought game .

Jade Sheedy said tonight on SEN that goldsworthy out for at least another 6 weeks, Cameron out between 3-6 awaiting results of scan and T.Menzel will miss another 2.
Dan Menzel and Poole back this week

MichaelScott wrote:Jade Sheedy said tonight on SEN that goldsworthy out for at least another 6 weeks, Cameron out between 3-6 awaiting results of scan and T.Menzel will miss another 2.
Dan Menzel and Poole back this week

We need those two back
I know a family member of Hoise from glenelg he’s done his hamstring

Ok just seen a Facebook post the league match is 1.05 pm nothing on the sanfl app yet

Ok seconds game is starting at 10.25 league 1.05
Talking footy is saying 1.35 ignore that poster

EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens will be close to full strength to confront Glenelg at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

Premiership hero Angus Poole, former Geelong goalsneak Daniel Menzel and reliable defender Pierce Seymour have been added to the Eagles’ 25-man squad.

Menzel will return to half-forward while Poole and Seymour are options on the seven-man extended interchange bench.

League

F: Stengle, Hayes, Williams

HF: Lonergan, Von Bertouch, D. Menzel

C: McFarlane, Tsitas, Mutch

HB: Cameron, Giuffreda, Toumpas

B: Beecken, Thompson, Rowland



R: Redden, Sinor, Knight

INT: Hardie, Seymour, Haylock, Poole, Jungfer, Firns, Pudney

IN: Seymour, Poole, D. Menzel



Reserves
Comitogianni, Launer, Cooke, Calvett, Mills, Moore, Lee, Neumann, West, Schmusch, Mead, Bruce, Morgan, Dawkins, Michael, Lehmann, Asfaha, Hoile, Buck, Burgoyne, Litster, Kasianowicz, Wheare

I hate the extended interchange list. I think Haylock, Jungfer and Pudney on recent form are certainties.

goddy11 wrote:I hate the extended interchange list. I think Haylock, Jungfer and Pudney on recent form are certainties.

No argument from me Goddy

Mickyj wrote:

goddy11 wrote:I hate the extended interchange list. I think Haylock, Jungfer and Pudney on recent form are certainties.

No argument from me Goddy

Don't think Cameron will play, injured ankle and there might be another player under a cloud.

Bays bit cleaner when it mattered. Hard to be subjective but reckon bays got a decent run from umps even if we had more frees. Just got to be top 3 and trust Sheeds will have us better organised

Gazz wrote:Bays bit cleaner when it mattered. Hard to be subjective but reckon bays got a decent run from umps even if we had more frees. Just got to be top 3 and trust Sheeds will have us better organised

I think us kicking a goal then giving them a free with a 25 metre penalty and goal to Glenelg was hurting us over and over
But Sheedy should fix it I hope

Sorry to Gazz if I seemed a bit shitty in my answer.
I was there but we had to leave during the seconds family member got sick .
So I watched it on 7

We were ver inefficient going forward. Our defense were ok but a few players were down. I thought Haylock was playing well and could not understand him being dropped. The Bays are a tall side and maybe that was a balance issue. I was disappointed in the reserve. They could have won but their skill level was poor. Short passing to no advantage. No15 stood out as v poor.

goddy11 wrote:We were ver inefficient going forward. Our defense were ok but a few players were down. I thought Haylock was playing well and could not understand him being dropped. The Bays are a tall side and maybe that was a balance issue. I was disappointed in the reserve. They could have won but their skill level was poor. Short passing to no advantage. No15 stood out as v poor.

"goddy11" very, very harsh on the young kid No 15 Lukas Cooke, a first gamer. You most probably had not seen him play before, I've watched him a couple of times in the U18's. The conditions were crap for the young kid who relies on high marking. Normally he has a beautiful long kick but unfortunately did three shocking kicks. He has had to bide his time between college and U18 competitions plus also has had an injury run. He is in the state squad/team and looks like the state CHF. Earlier in the season against Sturt he kicked seven from CHF for the Eagles. In the four U18 games he has played he has kicked 14 goals. You might have to watch him play more often before being so critical.

wimpy wrote:

goddy11 wrote:We were ver inefficient going forward. Our defense were ok but a few players were down. I thought Haylock was playing well and could not understand him being dropped. The Bays are a tall side and maybe that was a balance issue. I was disappointed in the reserve. They could have won but their skill level was poor. Short passing to no advantage. No15 stood out as v poor.

"goddy11" very, very harsh on the young kid No 15 Lukas Cooke, a first gamer. You most probably had not seen him play before, I've watched him a couple of times in the U18's. The conditions were crap for the young kid who relies on high marking. Normally he has a beautiful long kick but unfortunately did three shocking kicks. He has had to bide his time between college and U18 competitions plus also has had an injury run. He is in the state squad/team and looks like the state CHF. Earlier in the season against Sturt he kicked seven from CHF for the Eagles. In the four U18 games he has played he has kicked 14 goals. You might have to watch him play more often before being so critical.

My bad. Sometime the shockers stand out and good things forgotten. Hard to believe he's a goal kicker but the conditions were trying. He had a few mates. Burgoyne had moments but then had lazy moments. Seb Kerrish had a bit of the ball, same as Conner Mc.

I think we did reasonable well considering the slippery conditions. If we got some luckier breaks the scores could have been closer. The Reynolds goal was an absolute howler by the Goal Umpire. He should go to specsavers if he gets a game next week. That goal change the momentum a bit. If we get to play Glenelg again in better conditions look out the result may be different. Many times teams go through the whole season undefeated and lose the Grand Final and Glenelg have a history of choking (As do we but not under Sheedy). Injuries can play a major part I hope we don't get any more

Reddeer wrote:I think we did reasonable well considering the slippery conditions. If we got some luckier breaks the scores could have been closer. The Reynolds goal was an absolute howler by the Goal Umpire. He should go to specsavers if he gets a game next week. That goal change the momentum a bit.  If we get to play Glenelg again in better conditions look out the result may be different. Many times teams go through the whole season undefeated and lose the Grand Final and Glenelg have a history of choking (As do we but not under Sheedy). Injuries can play a major part I hope we don't get any more

Yeah but we need to ensure top 3 that's all that matters now...crucial game this week...to win the gf this year would be so much sweeter to knock off those cocky wan**rs