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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on June 28, 2007, 03:03:44 AM
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Coburg Tigers vs Port Melbourne
Sunday, 1st July
Reserves - 11.10 am
Seniors - 2.00 pm
at Coburg City Oval
Game will be broadcast on 3XX 1611 AM radio or over the net at www.doublex.com.au
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Coburg team:
B: K.Moore J.Silvester B.Hartigan
HB: A.Neville J.Schulz L.McGuane
C: J.Oakley-Nicholls N.Caruso D.Meyer
HF: K.Kingsley C.Hughes G.Carrick
F: J.Mullins J.Riewoldt T.Ronaldson
R: A.Graham P.Shelton F.Caruso
Int (From): M.Sewell, M.Farrelly, N.Carnell, S.Robertson, P.Currie, J.Gazzo, A.Horne, L.Hill
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It's a shame it's the 12/10 rule this week. Craig McRae said Peterson was very close to Coburg senior selection along with Tas.
Connors isn't named. Either he's paid for his lack of discipline or there'll be a late change. McRae said McGaune did a slight hammy last week and would be tested this week.
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Connors isn't named.
Would be surpised to see Connors appear in the Burger Seniors this week MT
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Connors isn't named.
Would be surpised to see Connors appear in the Burger Seniors this week MT
Dropped?
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Into time on
Coburg 3.4-22
Port M 1.1-7
Goals: Kingsley, Hughes, Carnell
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Into time on
Coburg 3.4-22
Port M 1.1-7
Goals: Kingsley, Hughes, Carnell
oh great thanks for results
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Quarter time.
Coburg 3.5-23
Port M 2.1-13
Goals: Kingsley, Hughes, Carnell
A waste of a quarter by Coburg. Dominated the quarter especially the first 15 minutes but didn't put it on the scoreboard. Sounds like it's very muddy.
Going by the commentary Hughes, McGaune, Schulz and Jack have been prominent.
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Jack has started in defence again. Sounds like Sarge may back there to.
Goal Kingsley
Coburg 4.5-29
Port M 2.1-13
Goals: Kingsley 2, Hughes, Carnell
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Anyone heard a reserves result?
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Hasn't been posted up on the VFL site yet jezza
Coburg 4.5-29
Port M 3.2-20
Goals: Kingsley 2, Hughes, Carnell
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eye eye one eyed what you listening to, to get the game is it on radio
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2007 TRUenergy VFL Reserves
Coburg Tigers 1.2 6.5 7.9 10.13 (73)
Port Melbourne 1.6 1.9 5.17 7.19 (61)
GOALS:
Coburg Tigers: Lynch 4 De Sousa 3 McErlain Caruso Peterson
Port Melbourne: Gilham 2 Langford 2 Thomas Bloomfield Carroll
BEST:
Coburg Tigers: Morgan Sewell Anderson Caruso Connors Foster
Port Melbourne: Carroll Dwyer Bloomfield Johnstone Sutcliffe Peel
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3XX 1611am
You probably won't get it out woopwoop so http://www.doublex.com.au/
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eye eye one eyed what you listening to, to get the game is it on radio
3XX 1611 AM or on the net doublex.com.au
Kingsley gets his 3rd
Coburg 5.6-36
Port M 4.5-29
Goals: Kingsley 3, Hughes, Carnell
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Port player ran too far in the backline. Schulz goals.
Coburg 6.7-43
Port M 4.5-29
Goals: Kingsley 3, Schulz, Hughes, Carnell
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Half-time
Coburg 6.7-43
Port M 5.5-35
Goals: Kingsley 3, Schulz, Hughes, Carnell
Scrappy game. Coburg had a good 5 minutes to get out to a 14 point lead but lack of discipline again in the last 5 minutes gifted the Borough a goal.
Hard to find good RFC players. They are bobbing up now and then in patches. Moore, Harts, Schulz (his up forward) and Hughes sound okay. Kingsley has kicked 3 but missed a couple of gettable shots too. Jack has got his hands full with one of the Port forwards. The Port ruckman is dominating Ronaldson and Graham.
Only heard Meyer mentioned once all game. JON twice.
Coburg has had 26 more disposals. 188 - 162
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thanks one eyed
l might live in the sticks but l got some good ham radio gear & live on a mountain ;D l can get all melbourne stations
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thanks one eyed
l might live in the sticks but l got some good ham radio gear & live on a mountain ;D l can get all melbourne stations
Good stuff :thumbsup. Pirate radio tigermonk ;D.
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Announced by the Coburg Prez today - Coburg has signed up a ground naming rights sponsor - ABD Group. Signed up for 2 years. So Coburg City Oval will be now known as ABD Group stadium. ABD Group are into building developments and are big Richmond supporters too.
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Good tackle Mullins and goals.
Q3 1st min
Coburg 7.7-49
Port M 5.5-35
Goals: Kingsley 3, Schulz, Hughes, Carnell, Mullins
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Harts goals :thumbsup
Coburg 8.7-55
Port M 5.7-37
Goals: Kingsley 3, Schulz, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell, Mullins
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Coburg player reported. They said it could be JON :-\ but they don't know.
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JON dragged before and had a "conversation" on the phone with Andy Collins.
Q3 17 mins. Lucky Port have missed shots in the last 5 minutes.
Coburg 8.7-55
Port M 5.10-40
Goals: Kingsley 3, Schulz, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell, Mullins
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Mullins goals
Coburg 9.7-61
Port M 5.10-40
Goals: Kingsley 3, Mullins 2, Schulz, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell
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Schulz one hand mark keeping his opponent out of it with the other. Goals.
Coburg 10.7-67
Port M 5.10-40
Goals: Kingsley 3, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell
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3/4 time
Coburg 3.5 6.7 10.8-68
Port M 2.1 5.5 5.11-41
Goals: Kingsley 3, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnel
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Moore was terrific that quarter. Spoiled everything that came his way and rebounded. McGuane and Jack good too. Backline on top. Harts prominent too. Schulz offered a marking target up forward. Still haven't heard Danny's name since 5 mins into the first quarter.
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Shelton goals from a snap
Coburg 11.9-75
Port M 6.12-48
Goals: Kingsley 3, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell, Shelton
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Schulz good pass to Kingsley. Goals.
Coburg 12.9-81
Port M 6.12-48
Goals: Kingsley 4, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hughes, Hartigan, Carnell, Shelton
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Harts seals it :gotigers
Coburg 13.10-88
Port M 7.15-57
Goals: Kingsley 4, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hartigan 2, Hughes, Carnell, Shelton
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Graham marks and goals
Coburg 14.10-94
Port M 7.16-58
Goals: Kingsley 4, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hartigan 2, Hughes, Graham, Carnell, Shelton
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Full Time
Coburg 3.5 6.7 10.8 15.10-100
Port M 2.1 5.5 5.11 7.17-59
Goals: Kingsley 4, Mullins 2, Schulz 2, Hartigan 2, Carnell 2, Hughes, Graham, Shelton
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Nice win :gotigers
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Carnell was B.O.G.
Moore - best of the RFC players. Like a brick wall in defence and also provided rebound.
Jack - showed again he can play at either end of the ground.
McGuane - teamed well with Moore and Jack.
Hartigan - good through the middle especially in the second half.
Graham - didn't hear much of him around the ground. You would have to be at the ground to see how he went in the ruck.
The blast from Collo seem to do the trick with JON. Much more involved and cleaned up well across HB after that. The commentators gave him a wrap.
Meyer - heard him just twice.
Schulz, Kingsley and Hughes provided good forward targets. 7 goals from them.
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Kingsley played with a sore foot. Sounds like he might not be over the injury he had all year.
WP who is at the ground said Jack was B.O.G.
Coburg assistant coach on the radio praised Meyer's forward pressure. Just goes to show it's hard to tell listening to the radio. Praised Coburg's gut running. WP said Danny was better today. More desperate. Harts very good too.
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Kingsley played with a sore foot. Sounds like he might not be over the injury he had all year.
WP who is at the ground said Jack was B.O.G.
Coburg assistant coach on the radio praised Meyer's forward pressure. Just goes to show it's hard to tell listening to the radio. Praised Coburg's gut running. WP said Danny was better today. More desperate. Harts very good too.
Great to hear Jack playing well. I smell a senior recall around the corner :shh
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2007 TRUenergy VFL Seniors
Coburg Tigers 3.5 6.7 10.8 15.10 (100)
Port Melbourne 2.1 5.5 5.11 7.17 (59)
GOALS:
Coburg Tigers: Kingsley 4 Mullins 2 Carnell 2 Schulz 2 Hartigan 2 Shelton Graham Hughes
Port Melbourne: Pitt 2 Smith 2 Bonaddio Hazell Rowe
BEST:
Coburg Tigers: Riewoldt Shelton Moore Horne Hartigan Neville
Port Melbourne: Pinwill Fanning Shaw Hazell Milhuisen Rowe
REPORTED PLAYERS:
Coburg Tigers: J Oakley-Nicholls for striking
Port Melbourne: D Spriggs for making forceful contact
2007 TRUenergy VFL Reserves
Coburg Tigers 1.2 6.5 7.9 10.13 (73)
Port Melbourne 1.6 1.9 5.17 7.19 (61)
GOALS:
Coburg Tigers: Lynch 4 De Sousa 3 McErlain Caruso Peterson
Port Melbourne: Gilham 2 Langford 2 Thomas Bloomfield Carroll
BEST:
Coburg Tigers: Morgan Sewell Anderson Caruso Connors Foster
Port Melbourne: Carroll Dwyer Bloomfield Johnstone Sutcliffe Peel
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has peterson played well enough to be promoted to the burgers seniors?
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Spriggs was reported for roungh conduct on JON
Didn't see the JON report.
Jack sensational today. Played CHB and defended brilliantly but he rebound and setting up attacks was even better. Must be in line for a senior call up.
Thought Hartigan was very good - attack on the footy excellent.
Schulz alot better this week some of his running today was great - been missing those sort of efforts lately. In one passage he had the ball on the outer wing, passed it off to Hartigan (I think) and then ran another 50 metres himself to present about 20 metres out - got a gaol from it. Need to see more of that.
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has peterson played well enough to be promoted to the burgers seniors?
Craig McRae said last week that Peterson was very close to senior Coburg selection. With Coburg playing the Bullants next week (no 12/10 rule applies) and JON being reported that may open up a spot for Carl.
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How did you see Graham and JON's games WP?
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How did you see Graham and JON's games WP?
ditto, in particular JON
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How did you see Graham and JON's games WP?
Gus: Without doubt Gus has improved and continues to improve. I must say that one of the areas I reckon he has improved in is dropping back in the defensive 50 area. Seems lot more comfortable with that than he did last year where he more often than not appeared all at sea. Thought he was good today - Ronaldson did more of the ruck work this week but Gus certaibly held his own. Other thing is I reckon his disposal has improved this year by at least 120% - hits alot more targets than he did last season. Look still turns it over but certainly getting better. At this stage (and this is a big call I know) I would certainly retain him for 2008
JON: Much better game this week from JON. His last quarter was the best he has had for a few weeks. I reckon he is down on confidence a bit and sometimes maybe trying to hard to do everything right. Look had some turnovers again this week but I was pleased to see him try and kick through the ball more, rather than those little chip kicks. Certain after getting reported, being dragged and having a chat on the phone ;D he played really well.
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Thanks WP :cheers. Yep by the sound of it JON should get reported and have a chat every week ;D.
It certainly is going to be big call on Gus at the end of the year. Ideally you'd wish we were allowed to give him a further year on our rookie list but it's either promote him to the senior list or delist.
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Age match report
At Coburg City Oval, the Tigers returned to the top four with a 41-point win over Port Melbourne. The match ebbed and flowed early, as Port missed several scoring opportunities through poor goalkicking before the Tigers opened up a four-goal break in the second half.
First-year Richmond recruit Jack Riewoldt continued to flourish at centre-half back. "He's really learning the position, and showing his versatility and potential as a footballer," Coburg coach Andy Collins said.
Kent Kingsley continued to push for senior selection, with a match-high four goals. "It just shows what a classy talent he is," Collins said. "Kent's been unfairly used as a scapegoat in the past, but he showed today that he's a class above VFL level."
http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/news/scorpions-fire-as-hamill-puts-up-hand-for-return/2007/07/01/1183228960123.html?page=2
Herald-Sun match report
The Coburg Tigers surged away from Port Melbourne to record a 41-point win at Coburg after a reasonably even first half.
Coburg's running players teamed well and worked well through the muddy centre area in the third term to set up the win.
The Tigers booted 4.1 to 0.5 in the the quarter and then five goals to two in the last.
"I was pleased, particularly after last week's really undisciplined performance," Coburg coach Andrew Collins said.
"We are really pleased to back it up with a more disciplined performance like that."
Collins said the forward line featuring Richmond's Cleve Hughes, Kent Kingsley (four goals) and Jay Schulz had looked dangerous throughout.
"Their backs weren't allowed to get on top and that's where there strengths have been," Collins said.
"We were really good but probably fortunate that (Port's David) Robbins didn't play.
"We shouldn't underestimate the value of probably the best midfielder in the comp, so that probably went our way.
"We have been able to settle down and the group was really committed today. All the 22 were very team-orientated."
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,22000664%255E19895,00.html
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Getty Images has some pics from the Coburg v Port Melb game:
http://editorial.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?EventId=74123493
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Was that Polak I saw at the ground with his arm in a sling?
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Was that Polak I saw at the ground with his arm in a sling?
don't think so
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It certainly is going to be big call on Gus at the end of the year. Ideally you'd wish we were allowed to give him a further year on our rookie list but it's either promote him to the senior list or delist.
Just to correct myself, I forgot they changed this rookie rule last year. We can relist Gus as a rookie for a 3rd year. Problem solved.
Another change to the rookie system will allow clubs to relist a rookie player for three years as opposed to the present situation where a player must go back into the rookie draft after two years.
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2006/09/07/1157222264612.html
http://oneeyed-richmond.com/forum//index.php?topic=3605.msg42197#msg42197
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Was that Polak I saw at the ground with his arm in a sling?
Dean Polo was there with his arm in a sling.
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Thanks - I got my "P"s confused... ;D Not to mention it was bloody freezing!
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Match report from www.coburgtigers.com.au
Match Report Vs. Port Melbourne
Coburg back to their best
The Burgers faced Port Melbourne at ABD Stadium on Sunday in what turned out to be another cold but fairly dry day. Coburg had six wins for the season while the Borough’s were just behind them on the ladder with five.
Due to the recent rain the centre square was more like a mud bath and caused for a very muddy slippery ball for most of the match and the skill level dropped a little accordingly.
Coburg got off to a solid but unproductive start in the first term kicking 3-5 to the Borough’s 2-1. Kent Kingsley was a key target up forward and finished well kicking four goals for the match.
Brent Hartigan also played a key role up forward and threw his body around taking lots of sliding marks, finishing with a couple of goals.
Andrew Horne provided great run through the backline and midfield during the second quarter and was again named as one of Coburg’s best players. In the past five weeks playing in defence Horne has been named in the best Coburg players on four occasions.
Kelvin Moore also stood tall in the second term, twice running back into a pack and getting a crucial fist to the ball. Moore’s run of the backline for the entire match provided the Coburg forwards with multiple goaling opportunities.
Jack Riewoldt lined up for the third week in a row at Centre Half Back, and again was fantastic in the defensive role. He did a great job in beating his man and also ran off to collect many possessions.
The scoreboard showed the Burgers up by 8 points at the main break, but neither side had been overly convincing. The match was still well and truly up for the taking in the second half.
Whilst the Sponsors, Board Members and Golden Tigers were tucking into their presidents’ lunch at half time, Coburg President Lill Priest announced that the ABD Group Stadium naming rights had been secured and the official name of the City Oval is now ‘ABD Group Stadium’.
Jonathan Mullins was excellent in the third term. He kicked the first goal of the quarter from 25m out, after a great chase and tackle resulted in a free kick. Late in the quarter he kicked another from the same spot after courageously throwing his body into a pack. Jono wasn’t shy of a celebration either.
Port had much of the play during the third quarter, but due to great Burger pressure and costly mistakes they could only mange six straight behinds for the quarter, while a much more accurate Coburg added 4-1 to take a handy 28 point lead into the last break.
The Borough kicked the first goal of the final quarter, but Paul Shelton snapped one for Coburg that put the Burgers back to five goals up, and they were not going to give that lead away. Again Port’s goal kicking for the quarter was atrocious; they managed an inaccurate 2-12 in the second half compared to Coburg’s 9-3.
Glen Carrick made his debut for the Coburg seniors and played a solid game down back that impressed coach Al Collins. After many impressive games in the reserves Carrick will now look to hold his spot in the senior side.
Paul Shelton and Al Neville racked up their usual amount of touches for the Burgers and were brilliant in winning the ball out of the middle. Captain Travis Ronaldson was again excellent in the ruck.
The Burgers still sit in 4th position on the ladder with a 7 win-4 loss record. They face the Northern Bullants at Preston City Oval next Saturday with the game will be televised on the ABC beginning at 1:10pm.
Coburg Tigers 3.5 6.7 10.8 15.10-100
Port Melbourne 2.1 5.5 5.11 7.17-59
Coburg Tigers
Goal Kickers: K. Kingsley 4, B. Hartigan 2, J. Schulz 2, N. CARNELL 2, J. Mullins 2, P. Shelton, A. Graham, C. Hughes
Best Players: J. Riewoldt, P. Shelton, K. Moore, A. Horne, B. Hartigan, A. Neville
Port Melbourne
Goal Kickers: D. Pitt 2, M. Smith 2, T. Hazell, J. Rowe, A. Bonaddio
Best Players: T. Pinwill, D. Fanning, B. Shaw, T. Hazell, J. Milhuisen, J. Rowe
Reserves
The Coburg reserves faced an undefeated Port Melbourne side and after a brilliant second quarter were 26 points up at the main break. Great backline pressure forced Port to be very inaccurate and they managed to kick an ugly 4-8 in the third term.
Coach Adam Potter knew at ¾ time that if the Burgers played as well as they did in the 2nd quarter they would get the crucial win. To the boys credit they kicked three goals and held Port to only two, to take out a twelve point victory.
Nick Lynch was the most prominent forward on the ground with 4 goals, while Jason Morgan continued his excellent from with a best on ground performance.
Coburg Tigers 1.2 6.5 7.9 10.13-73
Port Melbourne 1.6 1.9 5.17 7.19-61
Coburg Tigers
Goal Kickers: N. Lynch 4, J. De Sousa 3, F. Caruso, C. McErlain, C. Peterson
Best Players: J. Morgan, M. Sewell, R. Anderson, F. Caruso, D. Connors, S. Foster
Port Melbourne
Goal Kickers: A. Gilham 2, T. Langford 2, M. Carroll, R. Bloomfield, R. Thomas
Best Players: M. Carroll, S. Dwyer, R. Bloomfield, G. Johnstone, B. Sutcliffe, L. Peel