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Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

Yes, it is poor timing, with the senior game overlapping by 45 minutes, but.....
It will be an interesting game. Game starts at 2:30, so if we are going particularly badly, there will be some place else to go....
Live Long and Prosper!

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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Northern Blues vs. Frankston   
Saturday, April 12
Visy Park at 2:30pm
       
Northern Blues
B:   Giles   Watson   McInnes
HB:   Bootsma   Anthony   Sheehan
C:   Holman   McLean   Docherty
HF:   Temay   Waite   B. Johnson
F: Graham   White   Garlett
R:   Wood   Bell   Armfield
Int:   Wilson   Wilkinson   Reynolds    Posar   T. Thomas   Dirago    Coulson   Cattapan*   Totevski

Frankston
B:   Heddles   J. Irving   N. Newman
HB:   Purcell   Simpson   Potts
C:   Cavarra*   L. Kitchin   Tynan
HF:   Buchan   Lourey   Garner
F:   Matheson   Haretuku   Greeley
R:   Coleman   Hockey   Harper
Int:   Dermott   Boland   Faik   Cameron   B. Irving   Pollard   Alwan   J. Newman   

No Russell Gabriel? That is a huge out for them.

For us, there are 18 Blues named! I simply can't see us playing 18 Carlton players, no matter how much Waite, McLean and Garlett need the run.
Live Long and Prosper!

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Northern Blues vs. Frankston
Saturday, April 12
Visy Park at 11:30am
        
Northern Blues

B:   Johnston   Dirago   Posar
HB:   Grimes   Coulson   Watson
C:   T. Thomas   Taglieri   J. Gleeson
HF:   Wilson   Walton   Byrne
F:   Murray   Dufficy   Dorman
R:   Bolger   Reynolds   Totevski
Int:   Emley   M. Gleeson   Callaway    Di Paolo   Toman   Tardio    McCann   McDonald   Haynes

Frankston
                
B   Helliwell   Boland   Soroczynski
HB   J. Williams   Beech   J. Newman
C   Lees   Rolfe   Bastinac
HF   Egan   B. Irving   Mirams
F   Gardiner   Hammond   Whitty
R   Faik   Sutton   Foote
Int   Jennings   Sykes   Pickess   Giobbi   Fox   Tuddenham   Brennan      

The only thing wrong with this team is that it is so short!
Live Long and Prosper!

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For us, there are 18 Blues named! I simply can't see us playing 18 Carlton players, no matter how much Waite, McLean and Garlett need the run.

At least 2 emergencies will be held back.

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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wow 20 listed or formerly listed AFL players.


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Any reason why Byrne hasn't been promoted?


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Any reason why Byrne hasn't been promoted?

His career spans 3/4 of one good game!
Byrne also had an interrupted pre season with injury. That was why he hadn't played a game before - he was in the medical room.
The plan last week was to give about 2/3 of a game. True to form, during the 3rd quarter he came off and stayed off.

Importantly, he didn't just play well, but he pulled up well. So, the plan this week is to extend his time on the field, although it is not yet clear whether that means he will play the whole game.

In another couple of weeks, assuming his form and his body hold up, he will get his chance for the Northern Blues seniors. From there, who knows?
Live Long and Prosper!

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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NBs gave up a five goal lead, then won by a goal after the siren to Reynold's!
The Force Awakens!


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Any reports on this game?  Did anyone go?    

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Any reports on this game?  Did anyone go?  

Deleted, wrong thread.
The Force Awakens!

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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Any reports on this game?  Did anyone go?  

NBs win by 3 pts with a kick after the siren by Luke Reynolds. 35 out, 45 degree angle, right side for a left footer - never in doubt. Confident and strong shot which was pretty good for a kid surrounded by Frankston players shouting all kinds of rubbish at him. Whole side gathered around him after the goal. Good spirit.

The NBs were 2 kicks up at 3/4 time and held sway for most of the day but Frangertown (Goos got them super pumped for the last qtr) gave it their all and it made for a highly entertaining and exciting final qtr.

Only decided to go to this game at the last minute instead of going to the MCG... call it a gut feel. Glad I did.

Brief run down:

Blaine Johnson - did some heavy and strong work at important times. Still rough around the edges but has a good work ethic and attitude.
Brock McLean - improved on last week. Still not back to his dominant best but would have been his best effort this year. 50/50 for a recall.
Matthew Watson - beaten by Khan Hartuku (how didn't this bloke get an AFL gig?). Usual stuff. Slow but when he has the aggott his kicking is good. Nothing to get excited about.
Nick Holman - a shining light. Did some really good things and seems to be getting the tempo. Thinks like a footballer. Stood up when serious heat was on in the final qtr.
Andrew McInnes - usual good negating stuff but little else.
Cameron Wood - solid game. Seemed to tire a little. Kicked a ripper out of the pack early in the game. Good work around the ground. Fair ruck work.
Luke Reynolds - like this kid. Great left foot kick (but aint they all, those left footers?). Looks like a footballer. Bit green but gee, if he develops as he should - good stuff.
Tom Bell - absolutely tried his heart out. Tried too hard at times and tried to do it on his own when things got tough. Delivered one of those bursts out of the pack but with little awareness got caught and dropped the ball - crowd groan. Kicked a ripper goal also from about 55 out on an angle. Really worked hard. Great attitude.
Josh Bootsma - actually thought this was better from him. Some of his defensive / spoiling work was really good. Slight improvement. Gave his all.
Simon White - one of the best on the ground. Until moved into defence in the last qtr (strange decision) was our best forward.
Ciaran Sheehan - improved again on last week - only his 2nd proper game of AFL and, mostly, you wouldn't know it. Strong at the contest. Got that Irish really go for it thing we expect. Disposal pretty good. Like him.
Dennis Armfield - what is wrong with Den Den? He should be tearing this comp a new one. Just playing to get fitness? For what he can do and is capable of, he was okay. Very little dash. Coached asked him for dash in the last qtr and he really didn't deliver.
Cameron Giles - not as conspicuous as last week, but what he does (somewhat like Reynolds) he does well.
Sam Docherty - tired a bit again but gee, when this bloke gets the aggott in his hands his disposal and footy smarts come to the fore. Made less mistakes than last week when tiring. Is going to be a beaut.
Tom Temay - not as influential as last week but did suffer a little from poor delivery into the forward line when he was there. Nothing special.
Jaryd Waite - kicked a couple of dead easy ones and missed some even easier ones. Didn't dominate as you would have expected but did work hard though I wonder if he's nearing the end of the road - got eased out of position by a younger opponent too many times.
Jeff Garlett - I expected Jeffy to tear it up. He didn't. Was hardly noticed until the tempo picked up then he did go in harder. Shouldn't get a recall on what he dished up today.

If I think of anything more I'll post it. I'm hungry!

Only our ruthless best, from Board to bootstudders will get us no. 17

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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Any reports on this game?  Did anyone go?  

NBs win by 3 pts with a kick after the siren by Luke Reynolds. 35 out, 45 degree angle, right side for a left footer - never in doubt. Confident and strong shot which was pretty good for a kid surrounded by Frankston players shouting all kinds of rubbish at him. Whole side gathered around him after the goal. Good spirit.

The NBs were 2 kicks up at 3/4 time and held sway for most of the day but Frangertown (Goos got them super pumped for the last qtr) gave it their all and it made for a highly entertaining and exciting final qtr.

Only decided to go to this game at the last minute instead of going to the MCG... call it a gut feel. Glad I did.

Brief run down:

Blaine Johnson - did some heavy and strong work at important times. Still rough around the edges but has a good work ethic and attitude.
Brock McLean - improved on last week. Still not back to his dominant best but would have been his best effort this year. 50/50 for a recall.
Matthew Watson - beaten by Khan Hartuku (how didn't this bloke get an AFL gig?). Usual stuff. Slow but when he has the aggott his kicking is good. Nothing to get excited about.
Nick Holman - a shining light. Did some really good things and seems to be getting the tempo. Thinks like a footballer. Stood up when serious heat was on in the final qtr.
Andrew McInnes - usual good negating stuff but little else.
Cameron Wood - solid game. Seemed to tire a little. Kicked a ripper out of the pack early in the game. Good work around the ground. Fair ruck work.
Luke Reynolds - like this kid. Great left foot kick (but aint they all, those left footers?). Looks like a footballer. Bit green but gee, if he develops as he should - good stuff.
Tom Bell - absolutely tried his heart out. Tried too hard at times and tried to do it on his own when things got tough. Delivered one of those bursts out of the pack but with little awareness got caught and dropped the ball - crowd groan. Kicked a ripper goal also from about 55 out on an angle. Really worked hard. Great attitude.
Josh Bootsma - actually thought this was better from him. Some of his defensive / spoiling work was really good. Slight improvement. Gave his all.
Simon White - one of the best on the ground. Until moved into defence in the last qtr (strange decision) was our best forward.
Ciaran Sheehan - improved again on last week - only his 2nd proper game of AFL and, mostly, you wouldn't know it. Strong at the contest. Got that Irish really go for it thing we expect. Disposal pretty good. Like him.
Dennis Armfield - what is wrong with Den Den? He should be tearing this comp a new one. Just playing to get fitness? For what he can do and is capable of, he was okay. Very little dash. Coached asked him for dash in the last qtr and he really didn't deliver.
Cameron Giles - not as conspicuous as last week, but what he does (somewhat like Reynolds) he does well.
Sam Docherty - tired a bit again but gee, when this bloke gets the aggott in his hands his disposal and footy smarts come to the fore. Made less mistakes than last week when tiring. Is going to be a beaut.
Tom Temay - not as influential as last week but did suffer a little from poor delivery into the forward line when he was there. Nothing special.
Jaryd Waite - kicked a couple of dead easy ones and missed some even easier ones. Didn't dominate as you would have expected but did work hard though I wonder if he's nearing the end of the road - got eased out of position by a younger opponent too many times.
Jeff Garlett - I expected Jeffy to tear it up. He didn't. Was hardly noticed until the tempo picked up then he did go in harder. Shouldn't get a recall on what he dished up today.

If I think of anything more I'll post it. I'm hungry!
Thank you, Baggers, for the great news. At least today was not a total disaster.
You certainly did make the right choice.
Live Long and Prosper!

Re: Northern Blues vs. Frankston at Visy on Sat 12th April

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2014 AFL Victoria Development League
Northern Blues   6.5  8.7  12.10  12.11 (83)
Frankston   1.1  2.8  3.10  5.15 (45)

GOALS:
Northern Blues: Murray 3 Dufficy 3 Haynes  Dirago  Gleeson  Bolger  McDonald  Taglieri
Frankston: Gardiner  Sykes  Whitty  Egan  Helliwell

BEST:
Northern Blues: Tardio Emley Dufficy Posar Watson Johnston
Frankston: Beech Sutton Lees Boland Hammond Williams

More good news. No mention of Ciaran Byrne though.
Live Long and Prosper!