Wasnt going to put a review in but due to popular demand here we go(just for you Leedy)
Lets hope Friday 13 is an unlucky day for SF....
We can win this and will be out to avenge the last game. Looks like the weather is not going to be much better but thats footy.
Sure Bill will be working hard on his match plan and the players should lift due to the Finals race being just about over if we dont win this one.
We would of learnt a few lessons from the last game against SF and EP last week.
Murphy is a big danger and has been performing well up front. We certainly fell away in the forward line in the last match with no goals kicked in the first half!
We need to start well and take it from there. The usual cliches are we have to be Hungry and backup our player going for the ball (something lacking last week). We must attack in packs and be first to the ball…
No need to mention the Weather again.
Injuries dont look to bad except for Eoin McClintock with a broken Tibia in the Ressies last week.
Lewie has been outed by the tribunal for a week due to Misconduct v EP.
Game is being broadcast by 91.3 SportFM
Umpires for the game are
Umpires Field: Beau Wardman, Todd Keating, Craig O’Donoghue
Boundary: Ryan Sinclair, Michael Washbourne
Goal: Matt Laycock, Dale Edwick
Review of the games by Ben Somerford FootyBudget
http://www.mediatonic.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/2010-Round-21.pdf
South Fremantle v West Perth
Look for: A hard-fought contest between two sides with their top four aspirations firmly on the line.
Fifth-placed West Perth will be desperate to keep alive their finals hopes after missing a golden
opportunity to seal a top four berth in last weekend’s 14-point loss to East Perth. A Falcons win
at South Fremantle will also put to bed any remaining flicker of hope the reigning premiers have
of making the finals.
South Fremantle, currently seventh, must win their remaining two games and hope results go
their way elsewhere to have any chance of qualifying for the top four. They’ll be buoyed by the
knowledge that when these two sides met in early July in wet and windy conditions they ran out
convincing 64-point winners.
Toby Bairstow and Toby McGrath were two of the Bulldogs’ better players last weekend as
Swan Districts pulled away from them in the final term to record a 35-point win. For the Falcons, Dion
Fleay and Rohan Bewick toiled hard in their loss to the Royals.
Looking good in the ressies Playing Saturday at Fremantle 1145AM:
For the Bulldogs, youngster Daniel Easter had 26 possessions while bigman Damien Hayward
dominated in the ruck. For West Perth, youngster Alex Elisseou (19touches, 10 marks, three goals) was impressive again while former AFL player Callum Chambers collected 23 disposals to push for a senior game as he returns from injury.
Overall record:
South Fremantle won 170, West Perth won 159,Drawn 6
Overall grand final record: South Fremantle won 4, West Perth won 3