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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on August 22, 2006, 02:03:03 AM
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Coburg vs Northern Bullants
Date: Sat 26/Aug
Time: 1:10 PM
Venue: Coburg City Oval
ABC TV Matches - Round 19 and 20
Please be advised the VFL have scheduled, in conjunction with ABC TV Sport, the final two rounds of ABC televised games (Round 19 and 20).
VFL Round 20 – Saturday 26th August
Coburg Tigers vs. Northern Bullants
coburgtigers.com.au
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Round 20 Coburg Tigers vs Northern Bullants Saturday 26th August
Come along and enjoy a delicious 2 course meal in the Social Club at City Oval before the Coburg Tigers take on ladder leaders the Northern Bullants on Saturday 26 August. Meals are $25 per head, with drinks at bar prices and guest speaker, former Essendon ruckman and AFL Players Association General Manager – Player Development Steve Alessio. Bookings are essential. Call Jennifer at the Club on 9354 8228 to reserve your table.
coburgtigers.com.au
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At least the ABC got it right this time around so we can see both Coburg and Richmond games.
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The Coburg game will also be broadcast by SEN for those not near a tv on Saturday arvo.
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COBURG FOOTBALL CLUB BEST & FAIREST DINNER 2006
Call Jennifer at the Club on 9354 8228 to secure your seat for the
Coburg Football Club Best & Fairest Dinner at Moonee Valley
on Saturday 14th October 2006.
Tickets are $88 per person. Bookings are essential.
http://coburgtigers.footballvic.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&aid=111247
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Round 20 Seniors Team Vs. Northern Bullants
Day: Saturday 26th August
Time: Reserves 10:20 AM Seniors 1:10 PM
Live Coverage on ABC TV From 1.00PM
Venue: Coburg City Oval
B: E.Kuret J.Silvester N.Carnell
HB: J.King A.Kellaway T.Roach
C: L.McGuane P.Shelton D.Rodan
HF: T.Jorgensen T.Knobel T.Casserly
F: V.Randello D.Limbach S.Huy
R: T.Ronaldson A.Neville J.Humm
Int (From): A.Graham R.Young N.Caruso T.Simpson J.Rimington J.Mullins S.Robertson D.DiMascio
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Where's Hughes?????? :-[
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Where's Hughes?????? :-[
Burger Ressies I believe
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Midway second quarter
Coburg 2.2 3.5-23
Bullants 4.1 6.2-38
Goals: Silvestre, Di Mascio (sp?), Graham
Coburg dominated the first 20 minutes with good pressure keeping the bullants goalless but we could only kick 2 goals as we stuffed up a few simple forward forays. Slackened off in time on and the Bullants forward line opened up and they kicked 4 straight. We're falling down up forward yet Limbach isn't playing FF.
McGuane playing has had 6 possies but made a couple of errors and missed two shots on goal. Rodan has had 6 but is now tagging Hartford. Casserly had 4 in the first.
Graham just kicked his first goal for Coburg on debut.
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Half-time
Coburg 2.2 3.6-24
Bullants 4.1 8.4-52
Goals: Silvester, Di Mascio, Graham
Shocking game. The only to describe it is Coburg are playing like Richmond under Spud. Lots of numbers behind the ball and when we get possession we've got no one forward to kick to so have to go wide and sideways. You have to ask why Hughes is playing ressies and Limbach doesn't look like he is at FF.
Based on the first half Roach is gone. Missed too many targets. Knobel looks way underdone. Nothing positive to write about except Graham isn't doing too badly in the ruck for his first game when he was in there from what I saw.
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2006 TRUenergy VFL Reserves
Coburg Tigers 6.1 8.4 12.6 13.9 (87)
Northern Bullants 2.4 8.8 12.11 15.16 (106)
BEST:
Coburg Tigers: Baker Gill Gill Bourke Robertson Hughes
Northern Bullants: Batson Morgan Longmire Hooper Siciliano Pell
GOALS:
Coburg Tigers: Baker 5 Hughes 4 Mullins 2 Conder Edwards
Northern Bullants: Batson 4 Fahour 3 Bartholomew 2 Hooper 2 Lord Pell Higgs Robertson
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Mid 3rd quarter - Coburg kicked the first 3 before a lucky one to the Bullants
Coburg 6.6-42
Bullants 9.6-60
Goals Di Mascio 2, Silvester, Graham, Rodan, ... missed who kicked the other while on here.
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3/4 Time
Coburg 2.2 3.6 6.7-43
Bullants 4.1 8.4 12.7-79
Goals Di Mascio 2, Silvester, Graham, McGuane, Rodan
Disposals: McGuane 12, Casserly 12, Humm 12, Rodan 11
Lack of key forwards and poorer skills the difference. Last Bullant goal summed it up when Kuret kicked it backwards inside defensive 50 30m and it was intercepted by a Bullants player :scream.
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Final Score
Coburg 2.2 3.6 6.7 7.12-54
Bullants 4.1 8.4 12.7 16.10-106
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Lack of key forwards and we have Clever in the two's.
The heat needs to be applied to people like Hughes and Limbach and if they can cut it them give them the arse.
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BEST:
Coburg Tigers: Neville Silvester Shelton Di Mascio Humm Jorgensen
GOALS:
Coburg Tigers: Di Mascio 2 Rodan Randello Graham McGuane Silvester
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Lack of key forwards and we have Clever in the two's.
The heat needs to be applied to people like Hughes and Limbach and if they can cut it them give them the behind.
Not a good day by any of our RFC guys especially when careers are on the line. Hughes and Casserly are only in their first year so they are safe but the rest could have a line put right through them based on today. Surprised to see Humm named in the bests. They've just gone on his stats. Roach was the most disappointing for mine. His footpassing was awful.
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A fair while back, I suggested that only Oakley-Nicholls and Hughes were players at Coburg who would make it in AFL. Nothings changed my point of view.
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Bullants add another win to their tally
Ross Booth
The Age
August 27, 2006
THE Northern Bullants finished an outstanding season with a 52-point win over the Coburg Tigers at the City Oval yesterday, 16.10 (106) to 7.12 (54).
The Bullants finished on top of the ladder with their 13th win in a row, and only one loss for the season from their 18 matches.
The Bullants have been rewarded with a home qualifying final next Saturday against fourth-placed Williamstown.
The Tigers kicked the first two goals, but the Bullants were in control by half-time to the tune of 28 points and kicked eight of the next nine goals.
Coburg fought back with the first three goals of the third quarter to make the difference only 12 points, but when challenged, the Bullants answered in kind and kicked eight of the next nine goals to win comfortably by 52 points.
The match never reached any great standards, and must have been a disappointment for the sizeable crowd.
Both sides flooded for much of the game. Coburg often played with a five-man forward line, which, at times, allowed the Bullants to run the ball from defence seemingly at will.
Coburg coach Andy Collins said he was determined to see what his key forwards could do under pressure.
The answer was that the Tigers did not have enough firepower in attack. Luke McGuane worked hard but failed to capitalise, finishing with 1.4, and Trent Knobel was out of action early on with a quadricep strain.
If not for defenders Alister Neville and Jarrod Silvester, Coburg would have lost by much more.
Dylan McLaren's aerial dominance netted him six goals for the Bullants, whose best included midfielders Daniel Harford, Ross Young and Callum Chambers, and defenders Justin Crow and Josh Vansittart.
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2006/08/26/1156012790592.html
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A fair while back, I suggested that only Oakley-Nicholls and Hughes were players at Coburg who would make it in AFL. Nothings changed my point of view.
How much have you seen of young Angus Graham Ramps?
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The heat needs to be applied to people like Hughes and Limbach and if they can cut it them give them the behind.
Bull, arent you being a tad harsh?
Limbach has had an great season and wasnt too far off senior rewards in fact i'd go as far to say that im suprised he hasnt been given a taste at least and as for Cleaver, he's still a young, raw and talented first year KPP.
Chillout my man, IMHO its not the juniors that are the main worry at this club anymore, its the established gunk we have lying around the place ;)
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Bull, arent you being a tad harsh?
Limbach has had an great season and wasnt too far off senior rewards in fact i'd go as far to say that im suprised he hasnt been given a taste at least and as for Cleaver, he's still a young, raw and talented first year KPP.
Chillout my man, IMHO its not the juniors that are the main worry at this club anymore, its the established gunk we have lying around the place
BLX
I just think that these two guys need to really step up next season. I am not overly worried if they dont play senior footy at RFC but atleast start to dominate VFL level and push for the RFC seniors.
I must admit that i am vrey disappointed in Hughes having played a few senior matches this season and now finding himself in the Coburg two's.
It can turn around quickly, just look at Polo. i just hope that we dont waste too many years on players like we have in the past.
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I actually agree.
After watching Coburg last saturday, Hughes should of been palying in the 1st.
He must be struggling to play seconds footy at the Burgers!
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i think we all know in the back of our minds that there must be a reason why cleve isnt playing in the ones, theres got to be a genuine reason why. Its just darn fraustrating not nknowing all the inside goss, maybe someone here does.
One guess is, and its a BIG guess, is that they've said to him that he needs to work hard on his defnsive pressure and second efforts and until the coaching staff are satisfied he wont be gettin any legups. Sounds fair. Challenge him and see what he's got.
I disagree about Hughes having to come on next year. 3-4 years you'd want him to start showing something but for the skinny dude he is now he needs 2-3 pre-seasons of bulking up to do. Not too fast otherwise he'll start doing hammys and what not.
07 another developement year and in 2008 you'd like him to start making appearances in the ones then 09-10 a regular in the side.
I know its a fair whack of time but remember the timeless virtue that is patience :P ;D
PS. Sorry to have hijacked your thread 1eyed.
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Limbach has had an great season and wasnt too far off senior rewards in fact i'd go as far to say that im suprised he hasnt been given a taste at least and as for Cleaver, he's still a young, raw and talented first year KPP.
I wonder whether Limbach has been that close seniors to be honest. There have been really good games but then for the next couple of weeks he goes missing again. Up and down like a yo-yo.
I've said a number of times one of the problems has been that because of their inexperience Hughes and Limbach have stuggled at times playing side by side - they get in each others way alot
I sometimes think with young blokes alot of it has to do with what's above the shoulders rather than their actual ability
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It's only Hughes' first year and the reasons for him being in the ressies could go along the lines what blx and WP have said to just his body not being ready yet to get through 22 games of senior footy. What we want from him now is stready improvement next year and the one after through the ranks. Here's a sample of the progress (or not) of our blokes over the past 3 years in the VFL looking at the last month of footy. Rainesy, Polo, Schulz, Foley, Patto and Meyer (before injury) are/were playing RFC seniors this year.
VFL 2006 (Rd 17-20):
Seniors: Roach, Rodan, Limbach, Casserly, McGuane, Humm, Graham, Knobel, Moore, Hughes
Ressies: Hughes, Casserly, Graham, Knobel (back from injury when Coburg seniors had the bye)
VFL 2005 (Rd 17-20):
Seniors: Raines, Roach, Polo, Meyer, Pattison, Jackson, Schulz, Foley, Gilmour, Archibald, Kellaway
Ressies: Limbach, McGuane
VFL 2004 (Rd 17-20):
Seniors: Fiora, Raines, Roach, Moore, Foley, Tuck, Nicholls, Cogs (coming back from OP)
Ressies: Archibald