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Rain really heavy now.

 

Great intercepting mark by Tomlinson in these conditions.

 

Chandler just a class above. Clean, hard, smart, competitive and most importantly his ball use and in these conditions has been unbelievable. 

Thought the entire year he was stiff not to get a gig and trialled ahead of a few underperformers and again that's something Goody needs to look at over the off-season. 

His refusal to be dynamic as a coach. 

 

Pathetic umpiring.


Half Time: to Casey Demons 4.5.29 to Southport 3.5.23

Goals Bedford Brown Melksham Woewodin 

Disposals Chandler 15 White 14 Dunstan Munro Tomlinson 13 Baker 12

Edited by KC from Casey

Smart footy from here, move the ball fwd and stay tough over it.

kick deep and long to marking targets with numbers to the contest

20 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

I would love to see Crossley at a buffet.

Better get there early!!

Forget about the game - next year Chandler Turner JVR Woewodin and Bedford  If he stays" Throw in Dunstan after a 2nd preseason with us.


Wonder if these maggots have any idea how many young players career's they are ruining by deliberately giving young players the wrong impression of what is fair and what is not.

Bit of a sad situation I reckon.

 

Weideman back in all next year

11 minutes ago, JimmyGadson said:

Chandler just a class above. Clean, hard, smart, competitive and most importantly his ball use and in these conditions has been unbelievable. 

Thought the entire year he was stiff not to get a gig and trialled ahead of a few underperformers and again that's something Goody needs to look at over the off-season. 

His refusal to be dynamic as a coach. 

Ahead of Bedford imo.


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