Official Match Thread Round 3 2003, Game 3 DARKNESS ETERNAL v ROYS @ DP, 9.30 Saturday 21th June EST

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Originally posted by rfctigerarmy
Get on the Roys.

Yippyio will kick a bag as I have not seen TigerTank on these forums for a good 5 months!

:D
 

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Originally posted by Mobbenfuhrer
Here are the tips as given :

Code:
D'stroy Mobben  DJ^BJ   b'worms X_box_X Thrawn  EKA     Lioness Daics  Inferno
Wonders Razors  Wonders Wonders Wonders Wonders Wonders Wonders Razors
Furies  Magic   Magic   Furies  Magic   Furies  Magic   Magic   Magic
Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys    Roys
'canes  'canes  Titans  'canes  Titans  'canes  'canes  'canes  Titans
Buller  J'yard  J'yard  J'yard  J'yard  Buller  J'yard  J'yard  Buller

Bad luck guys :D
 
Good win. We're 1-1-1 now, so we're the definition of middle-of-the-road. Fought hard after a bad start; it was almost the opposite of last week.

The Hitman
 
Roys Drop Bundle After Having Game Won ...

Roys Drop Bundle After Having Game Won ...
(from http://www.footypedia.com/roys)

While showing great signs of things to come in the first half of today's match at Dark Park, the Roys were unable to maintain the pace in the latter part of the game and were overrun by a committed DE outfit.

After an early goal to the Shadows, the Roys took command and established a lead that was not to be overtaken until some time into the final stanza. It seems that the Gorillas simply ran out of puff, an affliction that also showed itself in Round 1. The odd move of Yippyio to the backline in the final quarter, after he had posted five goals and was leading scorer on the ground, seemed to unsettle the team, and replacement full forward Gregtri was unable to pick up where Yippyio left off.

Many players were quite disappointing, not the least of which was club president Mobbenfuhrer. Add Shiva25, Blackers, MSB_Roys and Phil Doyle to the list of underperformers, and the ranks became very thin when the pressure was applied.

In the more accustomed role of centre-half-forward, skipper Roylion led from the front all day, with more than handy support from flanker FitzroyRamone. Slax was serviceable when relieving Fat Pizza in the ruck, the latter player also continuing to impress. The engine room was as potent as ever, with Rabs and Shaz getting more than their fair share of the ball.

Mr Ripper and Adey were serviceable on the backline, while Wayde Petersen impressed, and may be an on-ground starter next week.

The Roys host the strong Razors team at Brunswick Street Oval next weekend, and will need to be on their toes if they wish to post their first home ground victory of their short existence.

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Mr Ripper takes a divot while repelling another DE forward thrust.
 
Originally posted by Nic
I think Porthos is being played out of position. Maybe he should try the bench.
I'm pretty sure that Roylion only got near the ball once in that vital last quarter, thanks.

It was a pretty impressive bit of coaching there - it was clear that Roylion was on fire in the air today, so by sending our counterattacks from missed shots down the flanks instead of the corridor helped to completely negate his influence, thus contributing to another sad Roy story.
 

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