Coburg

[CJH]

I managed to get to the 'G a little earlier on Saturday (culture shock) and saw the second half of the Coburg game.

Both Knights and Houlihan proved that there is the world of difference between the standard of the VFL and the AFL. They simply ran around doing as they pleased and with complete ease. I would suggest that certainly Houlihan will be in line for a recall this week while Knights fate rests on how his future is viewed by Spud.

Pettifer would probably be the next in line for a recall - he did OK without being too startling.

Chris Hyde looks for the world like Greg Tivendale - let's hope he has more dimensions!

Marty McGrath has all the skill in the world but would be better spent staying down this year and putting more weight on over the summer.

Ednie was busy but not a standout.

 

[Shaz]

If you liked what you saw last Saturday, then you should get down to Coburg Proton City Oval this Sunday when Coburg take on Carlton for the Sydney Road Cup. The game starts at 2 - unfortunately the Reserves have to leg it up to Ballarat so there is no earlier game.

For those who don't know where the oval is, it sits behind the Coburg Leisure Centre which is on Bell Street. You can get to the car park from Bell Street or Harding Street, which runs between Nicholson Street and Sydney Road.

Coburg haven't been out of the top 8 this season and are sitting on 8 wins and 4 losses. A good chance of making the finals again.

Sunday's team is:
B: Pagan Carlson Miller
HB: Mills Talbot Houlihan
C: DePasquale Biddiscombe Hart
HF: Maggiore Butler Krakouer
F: Hudson Vardy Taylor
R: Steinfort King Knights

Inter: McGrath Weston Rayson Roberts Biggs Farmer Carlyle Kuret

 

[Slax]

The problem for the tigers is that you got involved in a VFL club that was already useless so it doesn't help.

 

[CJH]

Originally posted by Slax
The problem for the tigers is that you got involved in a VFL club that was already useless so it doesn't help.

Why is that a problem?

 

[TheFoxhat]

No drama's lads Coburg flogged Carlton today