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...well actually, it'll be interesting to see if they trot that one out under Primus as opposed to Williams; but regardless we'll be coming off one of the most intense games of football I've ever witnessed with a lot of young bodies needing to come up.Port supporters are certainly fortunate to be able to play off in so many GF's!!Good thread - people chuck the old "danger game" line around too much, but this one is a definite danger game if ever a side faces one. Port have lost 9 on the trot, no doubt this WILL be their grand final yet againrolleyes
and we'll be coming off one of the most intense games of football I've ever witnessed with a lot of young bodies having to come up.
If anything, I think the way we back things up next Sunday will be more telling than the win we just had.
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ok so we all know port power take showdowns seriously. probably more so than the crows (historically) but this week i want nothing less than 100% and a win
Massive game for Primus and his future coaching aspirations. Seem to recall Craig pulled off a win over Port in 2004 which helped sure up his position.
On form we should give them a spanking, particularly with them coming back from Darwin in the heat. You'd expect Gray and Boak to be ins for them but they looked pretty average for three quarters tonight. Salopek hurt his shoulder again.
Sorry my bad.Fairly sure we lost last minor round game 2004 when Craigy was just a fill in we won first showdown 2005
Good post except Burton didn't play today, late replacement with the ankle and why would Armstrong come back in?Be interesting to see Port's ins and outs for next week. I expect Chapman to be in a bit of strife for a lift-slam tackle, and motlop might be unlucky also for a high bump.
Salopek might be doubtful with a shoulder. Boak will be over his virus but no telling what Gray will be doing. Chad will come straight back.
...And will Tredrae be a surprise inclusion for a timely final game, perhaps with josh Carr, as alluded to by radio commentary before tonight's game?
I saw nothing in Power's game tonight that would suggest we will lose this one. Bulldogs were ordinary at best, but at times Port were simply woeful.
I will slash my wrists if we don't win comfortably.
I dont even want to think about our ins and outs with Porps, Bock, Knights, Burton, Armstrong all hankering for a game. This week will be the most difficult week for the year at Crow's selection, with a lot of class players putting their hands up. Team selection against Geelong was spot on.
I hope we get it right again this week and smash Power like we should.
We must not underestimate the difficulty of this match.
Port is any case is always a tough encounter, no matter the ladder positions, but Primus is still fresh and new AND we are coming off a very demanding game which a lot of kids played in.
So far our kids have been highly consistent from game to game but they're due to a downer and I have a feeling that this week could be it if we take it too lightly. Thankfully the boys have a pretty good head on their shoulders.
We should win, but we can't simply expect ourselves too.
Good post except Burton didn't play today, late replacement with the ankle and why would Armstrong come back in?
Almost repeat performance for Port as against the Eddies. Switched on first term then witches hats for the rest. Only diff is that the Doggies were keeping their petrol tickets for Freo next week. Crows should smash them.
One extra day recovery.
Port struggle coming back from Darwin the following week.
If the same 4 quarter effort is shown as last night...Crows in a canter.
Chaplin & Motlop SHOULDNT be suspended. But if Chaplin goes, who would they use to cover both Tippett and Walker? Obviously Carlile to Tippett, Walker would towel up Salter or whoever they would use on him.
I also heard Gray only did "OK" in the SANFL reserves. Would he be a likely in?

Highly unlikely given his injury history.Chaplin & Motlop SHOULDNT be suspended. But if Chaplin goes, who would they use to cover both Tippett and Walker? Obviously Carlile to Tippett, Walker would towel up Salter or whoever they would use on him.
I also heard Gray only did "OK" in the SANFL reserves. Would he be a likely in?
Excellent news.I wouldn't be expecting Chad to be an automatic inclusion for them. Listening to Primus on The Footy Show, he hinted that Chad had played well, but would need to string a few good performances together for Glenelg first... I think their inclusions will be Carlile, Boak and Krakouer going by what Primus said.
I wouldn't be expecting Chad to be an automatic inclusion for them. Listening to Primus on The Footy Show, he hinted that Chad had played well, but would need to string a few good performances together for Glenelg first... I think their inclusions will be Carlile, Boak and Krakouer going by what Primus said.
Good thread - people chuck the old "danger game" line around too much, but this one is a definite danger game if ever a side faces one. Port have lost 9 on the trot, no doubt this will be their grand final yet againrolleyes
...well actually, it'll be interesting to see if they trot that one out under Primus as opposed to Williams; but regardless we'll be coming off one of the most intense games of football I've ever witnessed with a lot of young bodies needing to come up.
If anything, I think the way we back things up next Sunday will be more telling than the win we just had.