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Pre-match thread: NAB Challenge Game 1 - Port Adelaide v Melbourne

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Nathan seemed to be training well today so I don't know why he wouldn't play, especially when Roos stated that we would be fielding our best side.

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19 minutes ago, CBDees said:

Nathan seemed to be training well today so I don't know why he wouldn't play, especially when Roos stated that we would be fielding our best side.

Our strongest fit side. It wouldnt make sense to risk our captain and arguably one of our most important players, for the nab challenge. The whole idea of the nab challenge is obviously to shake of some rust but also give the young guys a taste

Squad named, Weideman, Hulett miss out

 

Jones and Vince obvious absent

Melbourne squad v Port Adelaide

1. Jesse Hogan

3. Christian Salem

4. Jack Watts

7. Jack Viney

10. Angus Brayshaw

11. Max Gawn

12. Dom Tyson

13. Clayton Oliver

14. Lynden Dunn

15. Billy Stretch

16. Dean Kent

17. Sam Frost

20. Colin Garland

21. Cameron Pedersen

22. Viv Michie

25. Tom McDonald

28. Oscar McDonald

29. Jayden Hunt

30. Alex Neal-Bullen

31. Jack Grimes

32. Tomas Bugg

35. Ben Kennedy

36. Jeff Garlett

37. Aaron vandenBerg

39. Neville Jetta

42. Josh Wagner

43. James Harmes

45. Matt Jones

46. Dean Terlich    

 

will be great to Oliver, Wagner.  also Hunt and Frost

3 players to be dropped from the squad by satdy: maybe M Jones, O Mac and ANB?

the team has a real young feel to it. not many over 24, in fact, not that many over 22 yo!

 

Who will captain in place of Jones?


48 minutes ago, Jesus Hoganshaw said:

So who's our midfield leader in that group? Viney? Tyson? Maybe Gawn...

Easily Viney.  He'll go banana's in the middle and set the tone for the rest of the players.

Pretty good side picked, very interested to see how we go against pretty strong opposition.

11 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Easily Viney.  He'll go banana's in the middle and set the tone for the rest of the players.

Pretty good side picked, very interested to see how we go against pretty strong opposition.

Agree. Quite like playing against a strong Port side. Their spread against us last year was unbelievable, would be good to see how we have developed over the off season.

16 minutes ago, Devil is in the Detail said:

Agree. Quite like playing against a strong Port side. Their spread against us last year was unbelievable, would be good to see how we have developed over the off season.

Was it last year Viney kicked across the face of goal in the NAB cup straight to an opposition player who goaled straight away?


1 hour ago, DubDee said:

will be great to Oliver, Wagner.  also Hunt and Frost

3 players to be dropped from the squad by satdy: maybe M Jones, O Mac and ANB?

the team has a real young feel to it. not many over 24, in fact, not that many over 22 yo!

We've been called 'the young demons side' for the past 50 years.

14 hours ago, Skuit said:

Hey boys and girls. 

I’ve never before set foot in 'lizbeth, but I’m going to risk the pearly-whites and pop over to Playford on Sat for a squiz. I know it’s televised, but anything in particular the people here would like me to keep a close eye on in person?

Keep a close eye on your wallet for a start. Dont talk to strangers. On a football note, let us know how Salem goes and whether his role is solely off half back or he moves about a little.

15 minutes ago, Diamond said:

Was it last year Viney kicked across the face of goal in the NAB cup straight to an opposition player who goaled straight away?

The only one that springs to mind is someone kicked across goal straight to Ty Vickery.

17 minutes ago, Diamond said:

Was it last year Viney kicked across the face of goal in the NAB cup straight to an opposition player who goaled straight away?

I remember all the kicks across our face of goal against Freo.

2 hours ago, Devil is in the Detail said:

Into 29: Boak, Broadbent, Ebert, Hartlett, R. Gray, Wines, Wingard, Lobbe, Impey, Schulz, Pittard, Hombsch, Westhoff

Some handy inclusions.

Makes the game much more interesting and exciting!

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How I'd line them up

FB: Jetta  Dunn Garland

HB: Salem  T McDonald  Wagner

C: Grimes   Viney  Stretch

HF: Brayshaw  Watts  Kent

FF: Frost   Hogan   Garlett

Foll: Gawn  Vanders  Tyson

Int: Oliver Harmes Bugg Kennedy Pedersen Michie Hunt ANB

Emer: O McDonald, M Jones, Terlich

A port supporter on big footy literally just called this game 'the Viney cup.' Facepalm... I hope we won't beat those flogs. 

Edited by Moneider96

8 minutes ago, Moneider96 said:

A port support on big footy literally just called this game 'the Viney cup.' Facepalm... I hope we won't beat those flogs. 

How ridiculous. Obviously they should be playing for the Matthew Bishop trophy.

(and what's with those last 7 words?)

 
24 minutes ago, Moneider96 said:

A port supporter on big footy literally just called this game 'the Viney cup.' Facepalm... I hope we won't beat those flogs. 

Ollie Wines cup*


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