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This game was played at Marvel Stadium after the Demons traveled to Queensland and back for a game that never was ~ in the end they thrashed the Suns and commenced a still unbeaten run of 8 games.

GOLD COAST SUNS

B: W. Powell 27 S. Collins 25 S. Lemmens 23
HB: J. Farrar 50 C. Burgess 29 C. Ballard 10
C: J. Lukosius 13 T.  Miller 11 J. Sharp 37
HF: J. Corbett 19 J. Jeffrey 40 A. Sexton 6
F: D. MacPherson 44 B. King 34 B. Ainsworth 9
Foll: Z. Smith 32 N. Anderson 15 D. Swallow 24
I/C: J. Bowes 3 B. Fiorini 8 S. Flanders 26 M. Rowell 18
Sub: W. Brodie 7 Emerg: R. Atkins 2 A. Davies 30 C. Graham 46

IN: J. Farrar J. Jeffrey D. MacPherson Z. Smith

OUT: R. Atkins (omitted) C. Graham (omitted) O. Markov (hamstring) I. Rankine (omitted)

MELBOURNE

B: T. Rivers 24 S. May 1 H. Petty 35
HB: J. Hunt 29 J. Lever 8 C. Salem 3
C: A. Brayshaw 10 C. Petracca 5 E. Langdon 15
HF: C. Spargo 9 T. McDonald 25 J. Viney 7
F: A. Neal-Bullen 30 B. Brown 50 B. Fritsch 31
Foll: M. Gawn 11 C. Oliver 13 J. Harmes 4
I/C: J. Bowey 17 L. Jackson 6 K. Pickett 36 T. Sparrow 32
Sub: J. Jordon 23 Emerg: M. Hibberd 14 J. Melksham 18 S. Weideman 26

IN: J. Bowey

OUT: M. Hibberd (omitted) 

 
 
53 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

birth of bowser!

 

6 minutes ago, FireInTheBennelly said:

The BOB match

Imagine being lucky enough to beat Gold Coast not once but TWICE in your first nine games. That's what's on the line for Jake Bowey this week. Sensational story.

Only one change to our Premiership team. IN: Hibberd OUT: Hunt


19 hours ago, Star of the 80s said:

Only one change to our Premiership team. IN: Hibberd OUT: Hunt

Meanwhile Gold Coast's team in this game was quite different to their team last night:

Last night they had Weller, Ellis, Holman, Casboult, Rankine, Chol and Witts, none of whom played last time.

1 hour ago, titan_uranus said:

Meanwhile Gold Coast's team in this game was quite different to their team last night:

Last night they had Weller, Ellis, Holman, Casboult, Rankine, Chol and Witts, none of whom played last time.

A lot of people writing them off but they have talent and will trouble some sides. We *should* win easily but don't count on it. They're okay.

 

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