VFL Rd 14 Sandringham vs Geelong- TV game

[saintbrat]

Sandringham game televised this week Saturday 22nd July

This weeks game against Geelong will be on Channel 7 from 2pm.
If you can't get down to support us watch us get another win from the comfort of your home

[saintbrat]

GEELONG v. SANDRINGHAM
Round 14 – 22/07/2017
02:10PM Simonds Stadium

Sandringham

B: 16. M. Hayes, 20. E. Le Grice, 75. B. Rice

HB: 50. R. Atkins, 61. D. Joyce, 13. J. Noone

C: 63. N. O’Kearney, , 9. M. Cook

HF: 62. R. Connellan, 6. J. Fisscher, 79. M. Weller

F: 2. K. Answerth, 36. J. Battle, 76. N. Wright

R: 30. T. Hickey, 81. D. Armitage, 33. N. Freeman

Int: 69. J. Holmes, 1. D. Weickhardt, 44. H. Brayshaw, 3. L. Verma, 27. N. Smith, 70. D. McKenzie, 39. E. Phillips, 34. B. Long, 65. B. White

23P: 51. B. Bailey

In: B. Bailey, J. Battle, T. Hickey, N. Smith, D. Armitage, B. Long, L. Verma, D. McKenzie
Out: B. Acres, L. Dunstan, R. Marshall, C. Larkin

[saintbrat]

Dev team play Sunday
SANDRINGHAM v. COBURG
Round 14 – 23/07/2017
11:00AM Trevor Barker Beach Oval

Sandringham

B: 22. C. Larkin, 4. T. Laumets, 26. J. Wallace

HB: 46. R. Hayward, 14. T. Grace, 31. A. Sakeson

C: 5. R. Iudica, 17. N. Pavlou, 28. C. Cathcart

HF: 15. J. Haidon, 21. J. Fox, 7. C. Rich

F: 12. K. Lopo, 11. J. Matera, 27. N. Smith

R: 69. J. Holmes, 8. T. Thompson, 25. N. Scagliarini

Int: 42. L. Batten, 47. D. Hughes, 60. R. Monkhorst, 56. T. Dundon, 55. L. Gogis, 54. L. Butler, 3. L. Verma, 53. C. Colombo, 34. B. Long

In: L. Batten, B. Long, J. Holmes, T. Dundon, L. Verma, C. Larkin
Out: B. Bailey, B. Miller

[Bernard Shakey]

Who's the missing wingman?

[shrodes]

Still no Pierce and not on the injury list...

[saintbrat]

Still no Pierce and not on the injury list...

I heard 3 weeks- so another 1 atleast

[shrodes]

Still no Pierce and not on the injury list...

I heard 3 weeks- so another 1 atleast

With what though? Strange he is not on the injury list, or is it a 'private matter'?

[saintbrat]

can't remember exactly what I was told but injury -

[ace]

Sandringham game televised this week Saturday 22nd July

This weeks game against Geelong will be on Channel 7 from 2pm.
If you can't get down to support us watch us get another win from the comfort of your home

Sitting in front of the Tele all day from 2PM then again from 7:25 PM you married guys are going to do it tough.

[ace]

Dev team play Sunday
SANDRINGHAM v. COBURG
Round 14 – 23/07/2017
11:00AM Trevor Barker Beach Oval

Sandringham

B: 22. C. Larkin, 4. T. Laumets, 26. J. Wallace

HB: 46. R. Hayward, 14. T. Grace, 31. A. Sakeson

C: 5. R. Iudica, 17. N. Pavlou, 28. C. Cathcart

HF: 15. J. Haidon, 21. J. Fox, 7. C. Rich

F: 12. K. Lopo, 11. J. Matera, 27. N. Smith

R: 69. J. Holmes, 8. T. Thompson, 25. N. Scagliarini

Int: 42. L. Batten, 47. D. Hughes, 60. R. Monkhorst, 56. T. Dundon, 55. L. Gogis, 54. L. Butler, 3. L. Verma, 53. C. Colombo, 34. B. Long

In: L. Batten, B. Long, J. Holmes, T. Dundon, L. Verma, C. Larkin
Out: B. Bailey, B. Miller

Poor Ben Long first he has to play for the development team, then for Sandy and finally may be called upon as an emergency to fly to Sydney for the Saints.

[saintspremiers]

Lizzie will be stoked. Arno is baaaaackk!!!

[Jacks Back]

Lizzie will be stoked. Arno is baaaaackk!!!

Horshack?

[WellardSaint]

Lizzie will be stoked. Arno is baaaaackk!!!

Horshack?

He was away for a bit, but he had a letter from "Horshack's Mother" so it's all good

[saintbrat]

GEELONG v SANDRINGHAM (12th v 10th)

LAST TIME THEY MET – Geelong (15.9.99) vs. Sandringham (15.11.101) – 2016 Round 9 @ Simonds Stadium

Geelong fought early against Footscray, but succumbed to a 6.8.44 to 16.10.106 defeat under the lights at home. Down by 18 at quarter time, and 13 at half time, Geelong would have backed themselves to bring the fight to the Bulldogs in the second half. However, they could not keep pace with the reigning premiers, and only scored 3.1 for the half. James Tsitas (32 disposals, 11 marks, five clearances) was the top possession winner for the Cats, while Sam Dobson was the lone multiple goalscorer with three straight.

Sandringham recorded a very impressive victory against the then-ladder leaders Port Melbourne, 9.13.67 to 11.9.75. It was a complete team performance, with nine individual goalkickers for the day and a very equal spread of contributors in the middle. Luke Dunstan (28 disposals, seven clearances) and Blake Acres (26 disposals, seven clearances) were effective in the middle, while American ruckman Jason Holmes had a prolific day with 57 hitouts, four clearances, and 13 disposals.

[St Loxton]

Sandringham game televised this week Saturday 22nd July

This weeks game against Geelong will be on Channel 7 from 2pm.
If you can't get down to support us watch us get another win from the comfort of your home

Sitting in front of the Tele all day from 2PM then again from 7:25 PM you married guys are going to do it tough.

For sure but.... I will get to watch the 2nd half of the Sandy game and through to our victory tonight.
The missus has a girls night at a friends house.
So i plan to put my 15 month old to bed by 6.30.
Then I get the telly, couch and fireplace to myself and my dog Lenny.
The loungeroom could be a bit of a mess by about 10pm.

[ace]

Just had a look at Kardinia Park on Google Earth.
It clearly shows how stupid are the people of Geelong and in particular the Geelong Council.
The ground is jammed up on the eastern side against the main road.
This limits the depth of the spectating area on the eastern side to just 20 metres
There is plenty of room to the west for the ground to have been pushed 40 metres westward before redevelopment began.
Geelong F.C. has not been a major contributor to the redevelopment of the stadium.
The Geelong Council = the land owners, and the taxpayers of Victoria and Australia have contributed the lions share of funding.

Now the jerk in charge at Geelong wants to play finals at a stadium whose capacity is permanetly limited by being stupidly located too close to the main road.
Not very intelligent the people of Geelong.

[Jacks Back]

Just had a look at Kardinia Park on Google Earth.
It clearly shows how stupid are the people of Geelong and in particular the Geelong Council.
The ground is jammed up on the eastern side against the main road.
This limits the depth of the spectating area on the eastern side to just 20 metres
There is plenty of room to the west for the ground to have been pushed 40 metres westward before redevelopment began.
Geelong F.C. has not been a major contributor to the redevelopment of the stadium.
The Geelong Council = the land owners, and the taxpayers of Victoria and Australia have contributed the lions share of funding.

Now the jerk in charge at Geelong wants to play finals at a stadium whose capacity is permanetly limited by being stupidly located too close to the main road.
Not very intelligent the people of Geelong.

Easy fix for the Geelong panhandlers - move the road!

[Otiman]

For those not in Victoria, you can view online - just put in a Victorian postcode.

https://au.tv.yahoo.com/plus7/live/

[ace]

Wrecking ball Armitage rolls a tackle and rolls into Freeman's legs.
Freeman down and out for the match and maybe for the season.

Getting rid of the competition for places eh Armo.

Notice the difference in the quality of play when players get to play in a stadium instead of on an exposed paddock.

[ace]

Wrecking ball Armitage rolls a tackle and rolls into Freeman's legs.
Freeman down and out for the match and maybe for the season.

Getting rid of the competition for places eh Armo.

Notice the difference in the quality of play when players get to play in a stadium instead of on an exposed paddock.

I am thinking how much advantage for player development does playing in a stadium provide.

[Jacks Back]

Down 26 to 16 at qtr time

Freeman ankle injury and out for the rest of the match.

[kosifantutti]

Wrecking ball Armitage rolls a tackle and rolls into Freeman's legs.
Freeman down and out for the match and maybe for the season.

Getting rid of the competition for places eh Armo.

Notice the difference in the quality of play when players get to play in a stadium instead of on an exposed paddock.

I am thinking how much advantage for player development does playing in a stadium provide.

Very little I would think.

Did anyone see the incident near the end of the first quarter when the ball was punched over the fence?

Brilliant television. The commentators totally missed it.

[saintsRrising]

Geeze....do our recruiters, including Sandi's, go out of their way to get players that cannot dispose of the ball well?

[saintsRrising]

Geeze....do our recruiters, including Sandi's, go out of their way to get players that cannot dispose of the ball well?

Well as soon as I posted that the team started to use the ball well

[Jacks Back]

HT: Sandy 7.9 51 to Geelong 5.5 35

Goals: Battle 2, Answerth, Fisscher, Atkins.

Disposals: O'Kearney 16, Weller 16 & Armitage 14