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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #105 on: April 19, 2008, 05:55:08 PM »
2008 VFL Seniors

Port Melbourne   3.6  11.8  18.8  24.11 (155)
Coburg Tigers     3.5  6.8  14.13  15.17 (107)

GOALS:
Port Melbourne: Nahas 4 Bonaddio 3 McLaren 3 Baird 3 Cotchett 3 McMahon 2 Fanning 2 Dwyer  Pearce  Pitt  Spriggs
Coburg Tigers: Pettifer 5 Bowden 3 Casserly 2 Caruso  Liddle  Cartledge  Hughes  Oakley-Nicholls

BEST:
Port Melbourne: Baird Pitt Livingston Nahas Bonaddio Pinwill
Coburg Tigers: Bowden Cotchin Robertson Silvester Liddle Jackson



2008 VFL Reserves

Port Melbourne   1.1  5.2     6.4     8.5 (53)
Coburg Tigers    4.4  10.5  15.10  21.12 (138)

GOALS:
Port Melbourne: Mullins 3 Sutcliffe 2 Siciliano  Francis  Fulton
Coburg Tigers: Lynch 6 Stewart 5 Gazzo 3 Currie 2 Collard 2 Gourdis  Corr  Putt

BEST:
Port Melbourne: Dare Nixon Siciliano Martin Mullins Sutcliffe
Coburg Tigers: Putt Gazzo Rance Lynch Gourdis Huy

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #106 on: April 19, 2008, 06:04:22 PM »
WP txt message:

"Pathetic actually. Can't win games playing 15 mins of good footy!
Positive = Cotchin. Special!!!"

Thanks to Bruce McAveny  ;D  :cheers

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #107 on: April 19, 2008, 06:09:55 PM »
pee poor result.

Cotchin, Deledio, Foley = starting midfeild come round 11.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #108 on: April 19, 2008, 06:41:47 PM »
Cotchin is very impressive, moves well has good balance and knows what he is doing.

He also runs into the right places to link up through the ground.

I didnt think Jackson was that good. Bowden was good and i think he should be used more up forward and even in the middle when he comes back into the Richmond side.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #109 on: April 19, 2008, 08:01:54 PM »
Cotch just needs to get his fitness up after missing the preseason. If he was fit he'd be playing seniors. At least one positive out of our terrible effort.

Good to see Putt, Rance and Gourdis, all talls, named in the bests for the Coburg ressies. Putt backing up being named in the bests last week.
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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #110 on: April 19, 2008, 08:04:22 PM »
Putt was very good today in the Reserves, this kid will be something.

Rancey was very good again and gave plenty of drive off the half back line.

Dave Gourdis continues to develop and improve as a key back. He played well again and is such a great athlete. Laid a great tackle on a player running into an open goal. He sometimes appears out of the contest but at the last minute makes good position to spoil or mark.

Collo was ok, without doing anything to special.

Gus got through the game well and moved freely throughout the game. Took a massive pack mark about 40m out directly in front and then sprayed the kick something terrible. He was bagging himself on the bench when he came off for a rest. He is a massive unit big Gus and hopefully he can stay injury free and get a real crack at it for the rest of the year.

Collard was average today, kicked a couple but needs to do more of the team things and at times try's to do to much when he should handball.

Any questions, fire away.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #111 on: April 19, 2008, 08:16:02 PM »
Cheers for the report TFL  :cheers.

Did Collo look down on confidence TFL? Unfairly dropped in the first place IMO.

How was Gus' match fitness as he missed quite of bit of the preseason?

Where did Putt play mainly today?
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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #112 on: April 19, 2008, 08:32:42 PM »
Putty played ruck and up forward, mainly ruck though.

Gus played atleast 10 minutes a qtr. He was blowing up but got through well.

Collo was ok, wasnt too down on confidence

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #113 on: April 19, 2008, 08:41:20 PM »
Putty played ruck and up forward, mainly ruck though.

Gus played atleast 10 minutes a qtr. He was blowing up but got through well.

Collo was ok, wasnt too down on confidence
Cheers TFL  :cheers

One last question - the radio commentators today really bagged Bowden and Petts at half-time for playing for themselves to get selected for Richmond and not the Coburg jumper. Interested in the views of those who were there today as to whether this was so or just overdramatic commentary?
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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #114 on: April 19, 2008, 08:49:59 PM »
I would say this may be true for Pettifer as he had a lot of shots on goal, even when he was fully stretched he didnt really try and pass just had a shot.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #115 on: April 19, 2008, 09:12:32 PM »
Putt was very good today in the Reserves, this kid will be something.

Rancey was very good again and gave plenty of drive off the half back line.

Dave Gourdis continues to develop and improve as a key back. He played well again and is such a great athlete. Laid a great tackle on a player running into an open goal. He sometimes appears out of the contest but at the last minute makes good position to spoil or mark.

Collo was ok, without doing anything to special.

Gus got through the game well and moved freely throughout the game. Took a massive pack mark about 40m out directly in front and then sprayed the kick something terrible. He was bagging himself on the bench when he came off for a rest. He is a massive unit big Gus and hopefully he can stay injury free and get a real crack at it for the rest of the year.

Collard was average today, kicked a couple but needs to do more of the team things and at times try's to do to much when he should handball.

Any questions, fire away.


key question- is it to RFCs benefit that these boys are playing in Coburgs 2s when blokes like Sylvestor and JON and others are getting games in Coburgs 1s.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #116 on: April 19, 2008, 09:13:53 PM »
I would say this may be true for Pettifer as he had a lot of shots on goal, even when he was fully stretched he didnt really try and pass just had a shot.
Not good.
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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #117 on: April 19, 2008, 09:24:16 PM »
Putt was very good today in the Reserves, this kid will be something.

Rancey was very good again and gave plenty of drive off the half back line.

Dave Gourdis continues to develop and improve as a key back. He played well again and is such a great athlete. Laid a great tackle on a player running into an open goal. He sometimes appears out of the contest but at the last minute makes good position to spoil or mark.

Collo was ok, without doing anything to special.

Gus got through the game well and moved freely throughout the game. Took a massive pack mark about 40m out directly in front and then sprayed the kick something terrible. He was bagging himself on the bench when he came off for a rest. He is a massive unit big Gus and hopefully he can stay injury free and get a real crack at it for the rest of the year.

Collard was average today, kicked a couple but needs to do more of the team things and at times try's to do to much when he should handball.

Any questions, fire away.


key question- is it to RFCs benefit that these boys are playing in Coburgs 2s when blokes like Sylvestor and JON and others are getting games in Coburgs 1s.

Rance and JON were swapping last week on the half back line. From what i have seen of JON this season, i would think its in the RFC's best interests to play Rance ahead of JON in the position anyhow. For some reason JON is very highly rated, not sure why.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #118 on: April 19, 2008, 09:29:05 PM »
I dunno why we didn't take the #1 touted Hurn when he was still there at 8.

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Re: Coburg vs Port Melbourne
« Reply #119 on: April 19, 2008, 09:41:04 PM »
I am really disappointed in this result and the year in general especially considering where we finished last year.  :o

I'm also saddened by the new of how Petts and Bowden played. This is a major reason why the two of them are there in the first place! >:(

I am glad to hear that Cotch played well. I think he needs many more games for Coburg before he is selected for the Tigers. The more match fitness he can get the better for when he breaks on to the scene for nomatter how fast VFL seems, AFL is that step or two above.

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