Non-Richmond matches 2017

[Francois Jackson]

im glad port are out.

now for the eagles to beat gws and we get them at the g.

[mightytiges]

That'll be a soul destroying loss for Port. 8 more scoring shots and up 13 pts in extra time in a final at home and still lose via a opposition kick after the siren after all those shots Port had with just one of them needed to go through the middle to seal it. Massive choke!

Oh well, it's now either GWS or Eagles for us. Both with poor MCG records.

[dwaino]

A Port PF was my last preference. Reckon they're the most dangerous out of the three when they're on.

Pretty sucky that it came down to a Shuey shrug special but to be fair they were getting reamed by the umps all night. What a finish though.

[Owl]

they were getting pumped by the umps but the umps got them over the line in the end, who says they don't influence the game ?  LOL mother idiots!!!

[🏅Dooks]

Yesssssssssss looooook at em goooooo feral 

YeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

 

[Francois Jackson]

yep dwaino i wanted port out. it really is now our best chance at a GF.

Lets hope these 2 sides bang up against each other next week and petrie knocks Greene out.

Cameron is injured and talk is suggets even a mild strain has him pushing for a GF spot.

http://www.smh.com.au/afl/greater-western-sydney-giants/shane-mumford-joins-jeremy-cameron-on-gws-giants-injury-list-20170908-gydk01.html

[1965]

A Port PF was my last preference. Reckon they're the most dangerous out of the three when they're on.

Pretty sucky that it came down to a Shuey shrug special but to be fair they were getting reamed by the umps all night. What a finish though.

Was that strictly a free kick or did Shuey "cheat" by raising his arm at forcing the tackle high?


 

[dwaino]

The tackle started legal. Polec got him around the bicep and chest, then Shuey lift his arm and threw himself back. This year the umpires stated that any tackle that started legal but the player being tackled endangered themselves by ducking, dropping knees or shrugging would be play on. The umpires put the whistle away in the extra time and that was a howler.

[one-eyed]

Cats over all the Swans so far. Makes our win last week look even better  .

Edit: Swans finally get one back. 52 - 21.

[mightytiges]

Sydney - the second best side in the comp. after Adelaide according to the media . So we're a 110 point better side than the Swans  .

The soft way the Swans played tonight reminded me of us in 2014 against Port. Playing unofficial "elim finals" week after week to catch up and make the finals eventually catches up on you.

As the the Cats, it's in someways good that they won. The media focus will switch to Dangerfield vs his old side and Josh Jenkins comments last week about Danger.

[tony_montana]

Sydney - the second best side in the comp. after Adelaide according to the media . So we're a 110 point better side than the Swans  .

The soft way the Swans played tonight reminded me of us in 2014 against Port. Playing unofficial "elim finals" week after week to catch up and make the finals eventually catches up on you.

As the the Cats, it's in someways good that they won. The media focus will switch to Dangerfield vs his old side and Josh Jenkins comments last week about Danger.

  spot on mt, will be great for the buildup to be low key and let the media run wild with the JJ v Danger angle

[Francois Jackson]

Sydney - the second best side in the comp. after Adelaide according to the media . So we're a 110 point better side than the Swans  .

The soft way the Swans played tonight reminded me of us in 2014 against Port. Playing unofficial "elim finals" week after week to catch up and make the finals eventually catches up on you.

As the the Cats, it's in someways good that they won. The media focus will switch to Dangerfield vs his old side and Josh Jenkins comments last week about Danger.

  spot on mt, will be great for the buildup to be low key and let the media run wild with the JJ v Danger angle

 

[Yeahright]

What was his comments on Danger? I missed them

[Francois Jackson]

ADELAIDE forward Josh Jenkins says he’d relish the prospect of beating former teammate Patrick Dangerfield in a home preliminary final.

The Crows earned the week off with a comprehensive victory over GWS, while Dangerfield’s Cats will have to do things the hard way, with a semi-final next week.

If the Cats prevail, they’ll have to face the Crows in Adelaide for a spot in the grand final — meaning Dangerfield would be facing his ex-teammates for the honour.

Jenkins couldn’t help but take a cheeky dig at the midfielder who was traded from Adelaide to Geelong at the end of 2015.

“Oh 100 per cent (I’d love to beat Dangerfield) — they do have to get there first so they’ve got to take care of their business,” Jenkins said on Fox Sports News’ Gameday Live.

“But if he marches into town with his Geelong teammates, there’d be nothing better than beating him and reminding him that perhaps he should have stuck around with us and he could be a Brownlow Medallist and a premiership player.”

When asked about the comments, Dangerfield indicated he’d be keeping the comments in mind.

Essendon great Matthew Lloyd asked the Geelong star: “In the memory bank, Paddy?”

To which Dangerfield responded: “What do you reckon, Lloydy?”

Safe to say, comments banked.

Dangerfield requested a trade from the Crows to the Cats at the end of 2015 after playing 154 games in South Australia.

Jenkins said he was confident the Crows could handle the Cats — or any other opponent — in their home preliminary final.

“It was a shame the Cats dropped one at home last night but we’re excited, we’ve earned the right to play at home in a prelim final,” he said.

“It doesn’t really matter who comes through Adelaide, we’ll be confident we can beat them.”

Former Saints and North Melbourne defender Nick Dal Santo said he loved hearing the Jenkins banter on Saturday morning.

But Dal Santo added that it would be no laughing matter for Dangerfield if the Crows not only beat the Cats in a prelim, but went on to win the Grand Final just a couple of years after the superstar midfielder left the club.

“You play football to win premierships and Danger’s made some decisions to come home, which is a big part of life to come,” Dal Santo told Fox Sports News’ AFL Today.

“You don’t want to lose to the Adelaide Crows and then (see them) go on the next week and win the whole thing.”


http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/teams/geelong/adelaides-josh-jenkins-says-hed-love-to-beat-former-teammate-patrick-dangerfield-in-a-final/news-story/04625f8293aa1bd02d38e4d98b1642db

[Yeahright]

Thanks