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 on: Yesterday at 07:49:20 PM 
Started by johnnytheboy1 - Last post by johnnytheboy1
The Power finished fullof run in the last quarter to Cause the biggest upset of the season and end any remote chance the Hawks had of making the top 4. The Hawks led at 18pts at one stage in third term but a strong last quarter by Pearce & Justin Westhoff helped them win this game. The Hawks now face a must Win game against the Swans. Highest disposal getters were K.Cornes with 23, R.Gray 22 & Cassisi with 20. For the Hawks Sewell 23  & Rioli 22. Franklin went missing in the last quarter and Hodge was beaten.
Supercoach Scores
Port Adelaide                                       Hawthorn
J.Westhoff 133                                   B.Sewell 128
J.Schulz 132                                       B.Renouf 108
D.Cassisi 127                                      C.Rioli 91
D.Pearce 110                                       S.Mitchell 88
D.Brogan 105                                        B.Guerra 87
K.Cornes 98                                         X.Ellis 86
D.Rodan 98                                          L.Franklin 85
D.Stewart 94                                       S.Burgoyne 84 
C.Hitchcock 88                                     R.Ladson 83
B.Ebert 82                                           C.Bateman 80
T.Boak 71                                            G.Birchall 79
                                                          J.Lewis 77
                                                         J.Gibson 76

Those that didn't do well
 T.Chaplin 63                                       L.Hodge 64
                                                         B.Stratton 56
                                                         W.Skipper 42

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 on: Yesterday at 07:02:26 PM 
Started by johnnytheboy1 - Last post by johnnytheboy1
Collingwood once again showed why they are a contender this year with a crushing win over the Blues who were awful and to make it worse Judd injured his shoulder early in the last quarter.How much this will affect our supercoach sides come finals this next week will be Known early next week.
AS for the Major Stat getters for the Magpies Pendlebury 34 Disposals,A.Didak &  D.Swan 31 & Ball & BEAMS 28 Disposals each. For the Blues Simpson 33,Grigg 23, Gibbs & Murphy 21 disposal each.
Supercoach Scores
Collingwood                                         Carlton
D.Swan 152                                        S.Grigg 113
S.Pendlebury 139                                K.Simpson 100   
A.Didak 136                                        J.Russell 91
L.Ball 134                                           B.Gibbs 90
D.Beams 125                                      R.Warnock 86
T.Cloke 117                                       C.Judd 84 (Injured 4th Quarter)
L.Davis 102                                       M.Murphy 79
B.Macaffer 98                                    C.Johnson 74
C.Dawes 97                                       S.Hampson 70
H.O'Brien 88
S.Wellingham 84
L.Brown 75
D.Jolly 73
T.Goldsack 72
S.Sidebottom 72
B.Reid 70

Those that didn't do well at all.
                                                     E.Betts 48
                                                     H.Scotland 41
                                                     A.Carrazzo 35
                                                     J.Waite 34   

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 on: Yesterday at 01:48:28 PM 
Started by johnnytheboy1 - Last post by johnnytheboy1
This was Essendon's best win of the season as they control this game from start to finish & Never looked like Losing.Major possession getters for the Bombers Stanton with 36, Hurley with 30 & watson with 30 disposals.
Angus Monfries Kicked 4 Goals.As for the Saints Gram & Montagna with 35, Hayes 32 & Goddard 31 disposals tried hard but had no major influence on the game.Roo showed some signs that he is back to his best Kicking 2 Majors. Only 4 Players scored below 70 SC for the Bombers
Supercoach Scores
ESSENDON                                ST.KILDA

B.Houli 127                              B.Goddard 133 
D.Fletcher 122                         L.Hayes 118
B.Stanton 117                          J.Gram 110
A.Monfries 116                          N.Dal Santo 106
C.Hooker 109                             N.Riewoldt 106
J.Watson 100                            L.Montagna 102     
M.Hurley 100                             F.Ray 95
S.Lonergan 96                           S.Dempster 72
P.Ryder 92                                 S.Gilbert 69
H.Hocking 90
M.McVeigh 89
B.Prismall  85
D.Hill 84
T.Colyer 82
B.Howlett 81
D.Zaharakis 75
K.Reimers 72
C.Dempsey 70

 Those that didn't do so well
  A.Davey 47                               S.Milne 47
                                                 S.Fisher 32
                                                J.Steven 19
                                               

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 on: Yesterday at 12:14:21 PM 
Started by Yellowball - Last post by Fubuki
Both Brown and Hall have shown to be pretty clean the last few weeks, and have the potential to get the ton if the rest of their teams help them out! Both have decent runs home I think from memory.

I'm tossing up between ROK and Pods also. At the moment I'm thinkint that Pods is less likely to get a ton that O'Keefe, evidenced by his last game against Brisbane at Skilled Stadium, where I expected him to get a massive 130+, but he disappointed and got 70. So my choice at the moment is Pods.

However, I realise that the Swans' run home is pretty shocking, and he's been very up-down lately.

Another thing to consider in the run-in to finals is whether your opponent has ROK and/or Pods. Do you want to differentiate from them and bring in Roo, or do you want to keep them so they cancel out to a draw?

But personally I've seen enough from Roo to justify me bringing him in. Even if he only gets 100, it's better than what I'm getting at the moment, and I reckon with more games he'll get better, and St Kilda need to flick the 'on' switch NOW if they're any chance for finals.

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 on: Yesterday at 09:32:00 AM 
Started by Yellowball - Last post by bensl
Roooo is back in touch.
Held off bringing him in this week but with a second solid score in as many weeks, he is in next week for sure.
But now the descision for who?
Jpod, ROK, Brown, Hall.


yep i have the same 4 up forward too.  who to trade....Huh??

 6 
 on: July 30, 2010, 10:58:57 PM 
Started by Yellowball - Last post by Yellowball
Roooo is back in touch.
Held off bringing him in this week but with a second solid score in as many weeks, he is in next week for sure.
But now the descision for who?
Jpod, ROK, Brown, Hall.

 7 
 on: July 30, 2010, 07:19:48 PM 
Started by Ash - Last post by wellsy
Trade jPod? Who hurt you to make you so cold and dead inside?  Tongue

Seriously, I'd probably do the Didak trade. Money shouldn't be much of an issue at this stage, Collingwood are the most in-form team at the moment and Didak is a star. I think he has better consistency than Franklin and his ceiling is only slightly lower if not just as high. Freo's run is slightly easier, but I expect Didak to outscore the Pav in the next five rounds.

 8 
 on: July 30, 2010, 03:42:29 PM 
Started by johnnytheboy1 - Last post by wattsystar
presti out for nathan brown, not that that affects super coach i wouldnt have thought

 9 
 on: July 30, 2010, 02:34:51 PM 
Started by wattsystar - Last post by Hot_Tigez
I think you should probably stock with Kennelly. Before last week he was in pretty good form and Sydney are most likely going to get pumped which should mean the ball is in the cats 50 most of the game which should be good for Kennelly's stats. Webberley and Strijk are both unproven and are likey to only get you 50-70, where was Kennelly should get you 70+

 10 
 on: July 30, 2010, 12:44:36 PM 
Started by johnnytheboy1 - Last post by absof_86
and goodwin and shaw aren't back yet.  Undecided

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