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THE LAST TIME THEY MET

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Off to TIO Stadium, Darwin to play Adelaide.

Does anyone know if we've played them there before for premiership points? 

The last time these teams met was a mere two months ago just after Jesse Hogan's illness was diagnosed but not yet divulged publicly. We were also without any tall ruckman but we beat them anyway by dominating the midfield.

 This time around, it's the opposite - our entire centre line who were so instrumental in the win will be missing.

ADELAIDE

B: Jake Kelly, Daniel Talia, Luke Brown 
HB: Rory Laird, Kyle Hartigan, David Mackay 
C: Rory Sloane, Richard Douglas, Brodie Smith 
HF: Tom Lynch, Josh Jenkins, Wayne Milera 
F: Andy Otten, Taylor Walker, Eddie Betts 
FOLL: Sam Jacobs, Rory Atkins, Matt Crouch 
I/C: Charlie Cameron, Brad Crouch, Curtly Hampton, Troy Menzel 
EMG: Jordan Gallucci, Hugh Greenwood, Reilly O'Brien 

IN: Wayne Milera Troy Menzel 

OUT: Riley Knight (corked gluts) Jake Lever (hamstring), 

MELBOURNE

B: Michael Hibberd, Tom McDonald, Neville Jetta 
HB: Jayden Hunt, Sam Frost, Bernie Vince 
C: Nathan Jones, Jack Viney, Christian Salem 
HF: Christian Petracca, Jack Watts, Clayton Oliver 
F: Jeff Garlett, Sam Weideman, Mitch Hannan 
FOLL: Cameron Pedersen, Jordan Lewis, Dom Tyson 
I/C: Tomas Bugg, Dean Kent, Oscar McDonald, Josh Wagner 
EMG: Alex Neal-Bullen, Billy Stretch, Sam Weideman

IN: Dean Kent Sam Weideman 

OUT: Jesse Hogan (ill) Jay Kennedy-Harris (omitted)

 

We were lucky leaver missed last time. Leaver v Dees this time around which will make it so much harder for us.

 

Off topic, is there free transport from Darwin to TIO?

Would be keen to hear from those who have made the Darwin trek as to what's on offer for members.

Another test for the boys with yet another six day break. Tyson will be a big in if declared fit. We desperately need some more ball-winning midfielders out on the park.


We can scrap out another win. Make it ugly they will hate it .

13 minutes ago, CityDee said:

We can scrap out another win. Make it ugly they will hate it .

Mate - we're not Andrew Demitriou's Swans Circa '06 - we can beat them through the centre and on the outside....

*tough to do without Viney and Co

If Vince can shut down Sloane again like last time we are halfway to winning.

 

Adelaide at TIO is a great opportunity to scrap out another win. Tyson and/or Watts will be important ins to improve clearance differential and improve our ball movement. The rest of the game will be based on pressure, intensity and execution on our game plan across the 22. We are good enough to win but it will not be easy.

15 hours ago, Jack son 5 said:

Off topic, is there free transport from Darwin to TIO?

Would be keen to hear from those who have made the Darwin trek as to what's on offer for members.

No but the council puts on some buses back to cbd you have to be quick coz there is zero info on where at the stadium the bus leaves from


Had the misfortune to attend a mfc bbq at fanny bay (love that name) was a complete disaster hope it has improved

15 hours ago, chookrat said:

Adelaide at TIO is a great opportunity to scrap out another win. Tyson and/or Watts will be important ins to improve clearance differential and improve our ball movement. The rest of the game will be based on pressure, intensity and execution on our game plan across the 22. We are good enough to win but it will not be easy.

With almost nothing to lose would be good to see Trenners have a run.

He could be just the unknown that they don't know how to handle.

On 7/10/2017 at 10:22 AM, Jack son 5 said:

Off topic, is there free transport from Darwin to TIO?

Would be keen to hear from those who have made the Darwin trek as to what's on offer for members.

Last time I went (2015) I caught a regular bus from Casuarina. And I'm pretty certain it was free even without a match ticket. Otherwise, public transport is super cheap in Darwin.

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