Eagles v West Adelaide Maughan Kia oval 10 July

Seconds 11.30
League 2.10

I’m looking forward to this game

goddy11 wrote:I see Riley Knight has an ankle injury and out 1-3 Weeks. Big loss. Luckily 2 of those games should be wins.

Yep the media on 7 announced it last week in the game against South which showed us how good Mutch
is .

goddy11 wrote:

Mickyj wrote:

goddy11 wrote:I see Riley Knight has an ankle injury and out 1-3 Weeks. Big loss. Luckily 2 of those games should be wins.

Yep the media on 7 announced it last week in the game against South which showed us how good Much is .

Mutch

Oops my mistake my apologies

goddy11 wrote:

Mickyj wrote:

goddy11 wrote:

Mickyj wrote:

goddy11 wrote:I see Riley Knight has an ankle injury and out 1-3 Weeks. Big loss. Luckily 2 of those games should be wins.

Yep the media on 7 announced it last week in the game against South which showed us how good Much is .

Mutch

Oops my mistake my apologies

Not much of a big deal.

Lmao

EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens goalsneak Troy Menzel is in line to play his first League game since Round 7 against West at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

The former Central forward has recovered from his wrist injury to be one of three inclusions to the Eagles’ 25-man squad.

Menzel has been joined by fellow forward Zane Williams and possible AAMI Rookie Lachlan Hoile, a 20-year-old from Yorke Peninsula club Southern Eagles.

League

F: Stengle, Hayes, Haylock

HF: Poole, Von Bertouch, D. Menzel

C: McFarlane, Tsitas, Mutch

HB: Seymour, Giuffreda, Toumpas

B: Beecken, Thompson, Rowland



R: Redden, Sinor, Lonergan

INT: Pudney, Firns, Williams, Comitogianni, Jungfer, Hoile, T. Menzel

IN: T. Menzel, Williams, Hoile

NEW: Lachlan Hoile (Southern Eagles)



Reserves
Mills, Moore, Kerrish, Lee, West, Schmusch, Mead, Hardie, Bruce, Gaffney, Dawkins, Pearce, Michael, Lehmann, McLeod, Buck, Burgoyne, Litster, Jackson, Wheare

Under-18
F: Calvett, Lukac, Adams
HF: Launer, Cooke, Pearce
C: Watson, Phillipou, Hansen
HB: Thomson, Hunter-Price, Hawker
B: Neumann, Ueding, Wollogorang

R: Phillips, D’Aloia, Nicholls
INT: Barkla, Blair, Carter, Dosljak, J. Hendry, Menta, Murphy, C. Schwartz, Williams

Interesting if Troy Menzel is back and young gun Hoile whose been playing great seconds footy

Not sure what to make of today’s win

Copped two more critical injuries. Sinor and von Bertouch. Plus it was the worst they have played all year. will need to improve massively against Norwood or we will be back in the pack

That was a shocker by the Eagles, except for Jack Hayes' great game.

goddy11 wrote:

Reddeer wrote:Copped two more critical injuries. Sinor and von Bertouch. Plus it was the worst they have played all year. will need to improve massively against Norwood or we will be back in the pack

Do you know what their injuries are?

Joey looked to have rolled his ankle, took a while to get back to his feet but thought he played out the game.
Not sure on JVB.

Certainly not a game you would want to sit through again, having said that we had 30 scoring shots which was the most from any of the games today so created the opportunities but the finishing wasn't all that flash.

In the end we got the 2 points and move on to next week.

another great game from Jack, 20 marks, don't see that too often.

Woodville-West Torrens’ woeful kicking for goal wasn’t enough to prevent it from recording an unfashionable 19-point win against West Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

The Eagles registered a shocking tally of 9.21 (75) against the Bloods, their 14 more scoring shots proving too much for the persistent visitors to overcome.

Boating a 33-point lead at the main change, the hosts kicked 3.10 to West’s 6.6 in the second half to escape with the premiership points.

Star Eagle Jack Hayes dominated the air with 20 marks, adding to his 29 disposals and 2.4 to again stamp himself as the best tall utility in the competition.

Jimmy Toumpas collected 28 disposals and Sam Rowland 27 and 12 marks for the hosts who had Tyson Stengle finishing with 3.4 from his eight kicks for the afternoon.

West defender Mitch Duval continued his outstanding season, tallying 25 disposals and eight marks while fellow defender Elliot Dunkin and midfielder Pat Fairlie also had 25 possessions each.

Small forward Connor Fairlie was again busy for the visitors, kicking a team high three goals to go with his 17 disposals

Hammy for JVB, hopefully not too bad.
Article in the mail says that Troy Menzel and Riley Knight could be back for next week.
Just over 1700 for the crowd, about 700 more than I expected.