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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on July 20, 2006, 11:51:54 PM
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Round 15 Seniors Team Vs Sandringham
Day: Sunday 23rd July
Time: Reserves 11:10am Seniors 2.00pm
Venue: Trevor Barker Beach Oval
B: T.Jorgensen L.McGuane J.Silvester
HB: J.Humm J.Oakley-Nicholls E.Kuret
C: M.Chaffey A.Neville C.Howat
HF: T.Roach D.Jackson N.Carnell
F: D.Rodan G.Stafford J.King
R: T.Ronaldson P.Shelton L.Carlson
Int (From): D.Limbach, C.Hughes, R.Young, V.Randello, J.Rimington, S.Huy, S.Robertson, J.Mullins
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2006 TRUenergy VFL Reserves
Sandringham 2.1 5.5 7.8 10.14 (74)
Coburg Tigers 1.6 4.9 7.13 10.14 (74)
BEST:
Sandringham: Fletcher Hall Corp Bizzell Fleming Newton
Coburg Tigers: Robertson Caruso Simpson Young Gill Burley
GOALS:
Sandringham: Newton 4 Hughes 2 Corp 2 Johnston Ott
Coburg Tigers: Limbach 3 Graham Strachan Caruso Chambers Conder Farrelly Crouch
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2006 TRUenergy VFL Seniors
Sandringham 9.1-55 . . .
Coburg Tigers 3.4-22 . . .
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Sandringham 9.1 13.5-83 . .
Coburg Tigers 3.4 4.5-29 . .
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That is shocking...
C'mon Boys!
:gotigers
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3QT
Sandringham 9.1 13.5 17.5-117 .
Coburg Tigers 3.4 4.5 6.5-41 .
Coburg will be lucky to make the finals based on the past 3 weeks :P.
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Final Score
Sandringham 9.1 13.5 17.5 21.11 (137)
Coburg Tigers 3.4 4.5 6.5 12.5 (77)
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BEST:
Sandringham: Miller Ferguson Bell Sautner Brown Summers
Coburg Tigers: Howat Shelton Jorgensen Chaffey Roach Kuret
GOALS:
Sandringham: Sautner 8 Miller 4 Poyas 2 Crowe 2 Liddell Summers Valenti Brown Corrigan
Coburg Tigers: McGuane 3 Howat 2 Ronaldson 2 Hughes Randello Kuret Shelton Stafford
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Once again the best RFC players are those who aren't likely to be on our list next year - Howat, Chaffey and Roach. It appears the long season is starting to bite for our youngsters even in the VFL although Sandy has been the strongest VFL side by far the past 3 years (which shows Melbourne's depth).
I'm not sure why Limbach was playing VFL ressies today when he's been one of Coburg's leading goalkickers over the past few weeks ???
Howat is too one-sided to make it in the AFL but on recent VFL form he probably deserves to make his AFL debut. We've only got 6 weeks to see who remains and who goes at the end of the year.
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I did manage to get to Sandy yesterday - what an awful game :'(
Worst game by the Burgers for the season but against a far better team and a much much bigger team.
Will be interested to see if it gets mentioned on the RFC injury update/list thing but Daniel Jackson did his hamstring again in the first 10 minutes of the game
Coburg Tigers: McGuane 3 Howat 2 Ronaldson 2 Hughes Randello Kuret Shelton Stafford
Also, Luke McGuane started at FB on Sautner and didn't go well - Sautner was way to big and strong. Kicked the goals when he was moved forward in the 3rd.
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Will be interested to see if it gets mentioned on the RFC injury update/list thing but Daniel Jackson did his hamstring again in the first 10 minutes of the game
Asked and answered :rollin
Nope it didn't ;D
http://oneeyed-richmond.com/forum//index.php?topic=2777.msg39138#msg39138
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Coburg Best Player Season Votes
Seniors
J. King 25
P. Shelton 21
J. Humm 20
T. Ronaldson 17
T. Jorgensen 17
C. Howat 17
M. White 15
E. Kuret 15
A. Neville 13
J. Schulz 13
J. Mullins 12
T. Knoble 12
L. Mcguane 11
A. Pattison 10
R. Young 9
G. Stafford 9
M. Chaffey 7
D. Polo 7
D. Limbach 7
D. Rodan 6
R. Hall 6
N. Foley 5
J. Silvester 4
T. Roach 4
S. Huy 3
D. Jackson 3
J. Oakley-Nicholls 2
C. Hughes 2
A. Krakouer 1
B. Hartigan 1
Reserves
N. Caruso 27
R. Young 18
A. S Gill 17
G. Bowes 17
S. Robertson 16
T. Simpson 16
A. Walsh 13
J. Rimington 13
S. Bourke 13
B. Chambers 12
A. Graham 11
D. Limbach 10
L. Ryan 9
C. Hughes 9
A. J Gill 9
T. Burley 8
M. Morelli 7
M. Farrelly 6
J. Mullins 6
D. Di Mascio 6
N. Carnell 6
T. Casserly 6
T. Knoble 6
D. Gaspar 6
B. Clifton 5
R. Hurst 5
M. Chaffey 5
K. Moore 5
R. Edwards 4
L. Mcguane 3
coburgtigers.com.au
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Daniel Jackson did his hamstring again in the first 10 minutes of the game
:-\. Sounds like he came back too early :-\. That's not going to help his chances come the end of the year.
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Daniel Jackson did his hamstring again in the first 10 minutes of the game
:-\. Sounds like he came back too early :-\. That's not going to help his chances come the end of the year.
Hard to say MT, he missed 3 weeks then came back last week and got through the wet conditions in Tassie. So you'd think he was right
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Burgers Slip to Fourth on the Ladder
coburgtigers.com.au
Grant Scott
Round 15
Sandringham 9.1 13.5 17.5 21.11-137
Coburg Tigers 3.4 4.5 6.5 12.5-77
With a number of Richmond senior listed players injured, a somewhat depleted Burger side faced a tough assignment this week as they took on the second placed Sandringham Zebras at Trevor Barker Oval.
Kicking to the city end in greasy conditions, the Burger Boys were well and truly overwhelmed by a classier and stronger Zebra outfit in the first quarter, venerable Zebra full forward Nick Sautner and Melbourne senior listed player Brad Miller at centre half forward causing plenty of problems in the air for the Burger defence.
Only at the 12 minute mark courtesy of Cam Howatt did the Burger side register its first major, but already the Zebras had 3 on the board from Sautner, Shane Valenti and ex-Richmond/Melbourne player Ezra Poyas, who was also gathering plenty of the ball at ground level.
Struggling to win possession through the midfield, the flow of opportunities for the Zebra forwards continued for the remainder of the first quarter, Sautner grabbing a further 2 goals and the Zebras running up a 9 goal to 3 tally - singles coming from Greg Stafford and Vinnie Randello for the Burgers.
The second quarter, whilst still a struggle for the Burger midfield, was an improvement in terms of containment, with the wiry Travis Jorgensen and Mark Chaffey the prime resistors in defence, and Shaun Huy’s tag of Brett Liddell also providing assistance. However, Sautner with a further 3 goals for the quarter was able to place the Zebras in a commanding position at half time, a 54 point margin the lead, the Burger’s solitary goal for the quarter coming from captain Travis Ronaldson who had been moved to full forward.
In somewhat of a replica of the second quarter, the Burgers again managed to quarantine the Zebras to just the 4 goals, albeit only able to score just the 2 themselves, the first coming from Ronaldson via an effort from outside the 50 metre mark and the second from Howatt who had also begun to gather some possession of the football.
Despite trailing by 66 points at the three quarter time break, with Jorgensen still providing some resistance in defence, and Richmond youngster Tom Roach initiating some much needed run off half back on occasion, a more settled Coburg outfit took the field for the final quarter.
True to their spirit for most of this season, the young Burgers battled on bravely against the odds in the last quarter, outscoring the Zebras with 6 goals to 4, Luke McGuane the main contributor with 3 from full forward and a stuff goal from Cleve Hughes off the boundary line also a highlight. Still, the disappointing reality of the day was a 60 point loss for the Burgers.
However, thanks to a solid first half of the season, the Burgers still remain in 4th spot on the TRUenergy VFL ladder, finals football still just a few wins away.
A more pleasing result for Coburg this week was the effort of the reserves boys. Despite trailing for much of the day a draw was salvaged, youngsters Sam Robertson and Nat Caruso amongst the best. The Burger reserves remain inside the final 5 in 5th spot on the ladder.
This Sunday sees the Coburg Tigers take on arch rivals Port Melbourne back on their home turf at City Oval. The reserves start at 11.10 am, followed by the seniors at 2.00pm.
Both games are ‘must wins’ for the Burger Boys as they enter the home straight battle for a berth in the finals, so please get along and give them your support.
http://coburgtigers.com.au/