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NAB CUP 1: NORTH MELBOURNE AND RICHMOND

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Hogan is almost our best on field at the moment

Blease off with knee/leg/ankle injury. Byrnes run down from behind. North streaming out of defense. Howe just marked and goaled! Hogan has had more impact than watts. Terrible disposal. But it's just the NAB cup folks. Don't worry...

Update. Howe mark and goal #2!!

Edited by frankie_d

 

Margin back to 2. Really good effort to get back into it. Very un-2012 like.


 

Kent sprays attempt on open goal

Blease off with knee/leg/ankle injury. Byrnes run down from behind. North streaming out of defense. Howe just marked and goaled! Hogan has had more impact than watts. Terrible disposal. But it's just the NAB cup folks. Don't worry...

Update. Howe mark and goal #2!!

...Hogan wow!... of course cant play this year.....just our luck huh.


Bummer - could have wont that. Liked Cam Pederson. All the new recruits look good - Hogan, Kent, Pederson, etc.

Dean Kent could have been the hero if he hadn't sprayed his first shot on goal. But given the fact that only one team has won both their games, a 2 point loss is practically a win. The only thing is that we now have to beat Richmond after only a short break. Lucky Sylvia's playing. He's usually good for a couple of goals against the Tiges!


I'm pretty happy with that showing for the first game of the year. Just a few mistakes held us back. Loved the new recruits especially Hogan.

 

with some luck we would have won that

shame about the dropped mark and north kick off the ground for a goal

and in the end we should have passed and had a 9 point shot rather than a 6 and loose by 2

Hogan played VERY well

chris dawes did some good things too

the players need to play together a little more

so many new faces

Edited by markc


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