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That was only if the ALP won the election
Oh damn, was it?
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Oh damn, was it?
Yeah, Albo made the promise as it was in his local seat and the Libs didn't match it. So that one will have to wait a little longer for funding
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Injury updates
Naismith to resume full training this week. A few weeks away all going well.
Cameron still 1-2 weeks away with his quad
McVeigh another week
Cunningham will be available if he gets through training
Sinclair 3-4 weeks, minimum by the sounds of it
Naismith to resume full training this week. A few weeks away all going well.
Cameron still 1-2 weeks away with his quad
McVeigh another week
Cunningham will be available if he gets through training
Sinclair 3-4 weeks, minimum by the sounds of it
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Read on another forum that someone bumped into him in a cafe and he said a couple of weeks.
Out for another couple of weeks after being bumped into at a cafe.
Jesus we’re cursed.
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Last weeks stats are daunting for a lot of the team.
So many at 13 and under!
Plus with the injuries in the 1s, you would assume that more top ups will be required.
Bell concussion and an ankle blow out for another in the 2s too.
Barkley with 1 touch in a full game? How can that be right??
So many at 13 and under!
Plus with the injuries in the 1s, you would assume that more top ups will be required.
Bell concussion and an ankle blow out for another in the 2s too.
Barkley with 1 touch in a full game? How can that be right??
Who had the ankle blow out?
Barkley always has low stats because he seems to be often asked to play a pure lock down role on an opposition tall but only one possession last week does seem strange.
And Tucker and Ling have been abducted by aliens.
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Not looking good for Ling
Body not holding up and hasn’t even put the body through the riggers yet
Body not holding up and hasn’t even put the body through the riggers yet
Riggers can be an unsavoury bunch
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NT Thunder (10th) v Sydney Swans (3rd) at TIO Stadium, 6.30pm
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NT THUNDER
B: 3. B Rioli 20. J Monigatti 1. D Weetra
HB: 58. N Lockyer Jnr 6. D Williams 36. B Taylor
C: 38. E Liddle 35. D McLachlan 16. K Parnell
HF: 42. K Delahunty 11. P Wills 22. N Paredes
F: 41. C. Thiele 18. J. Templeton 12. A. Tipungwuti
R: 7. J Hannath 24. A Ankers 34. B Carroll
Int: 37. D Barry 44. J Budarick 33. J Farrer 48. J Stevens 49. B Rusca*
Emg: 39. D Johnston 21. C Williams 31. J Budarick
In: 12. A Tipungwuti 18. J Templeton 33. J Farrer 11. P Wills
Out: 51. B O'Connell (rested) 26. T Melville (injured) 39. D Johnston (omitted) 21. C Williams (omitted)
*Denotes 23rd player
SYDNEY
B: 51. R Barkley 59. J Rayner 48. C Flanagan
HB: 56. K Martin 41. H McLean 33. R Stoddart
C: 32. J Bell 15. K Jack 27. J McInerney
HF: 16. Z Foot 47. T Pink 42. R Fox
F: 49. C Hirst 46. J Amartey 2. D Menzel
R: 60. M Knoll 45. S Wicks 4. R Clarke
Int: 55. J Barling 50. C Kilpatrick 53. K McKellar 52. J Pawle
Emg: 57. J Dol 54. M Geddes 58. R van Huisstede
In: 52. J Pawle 56. K Martin 4. R Clarke
Out: 6. J Thurlow (injured) 52. M Sheather 48. K McGrath 57. L Swaney (all omitted)
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NT THUNDER
B: 3. B Rioli 20. J Monigatti 1. D Weetra
HB: 58. N Lockyer Jnr 6. D Williams 36. B Taylor
C: 38. E Liddle 35. D McLachlan 16. K Parnell
HF: 42. K Delahunty 11. P Wills 22. N Paredes
F: 41. C. Thiele 18. J. Templeton 12. A. Tipungwuti
R: 7. J Hannath 24. A Ankers 34. B Carroll
Int: 37. D Barry 44. J Budarick 33. J Farrer 48. J Stevens 49. B Rusca*
Emg: 39. D Johnston 21. C Williams 31. J Budarick
In: 12. A Tipungwuti 18. J Templeton 33. J Farrer 11. P Wills
Out: 51. B O'Connell (rested) 26. T Melville (injured) 39. D Johnston (omitted) 21. C Williams (omitted)
*Denotes 23rd player
SYDNEY
B: 51. R Barkley 59. J Rayner 48. C Flanagan
HB: 56. K Martin 41. H McLean 33. R Stoddart
C: 32. J Bell 15. K Jack 27. J McInerney
HF: 16. Z Foot 47. T Pink 42. R Fox
F: 49. C Hirst 46. J Amartey 2. D Menzel
R: 60. M Knoll 45. S Wicks 4. R Clarke
Int: 55. J Barling 50. C Kilpatrick 53. K McKellar 52. J Pawle
Emg: 57. J Dol 54. M Geddes 58. R van Huisstede
In: 52. J Pawle 56. K Martin 4. R Clarke
Out: 6. J Thurlow (injured) 52. M Sheather 48. K McGrath 57. L Swaney (all omitted)
Did well to have Bell back after a concussion!
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Poor kid. Playing for his career. Hope our dubious quacks have done a decent assessment
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Yeah... did not get up from his seat on the bench after re-emerging from the rooms last week and struggled to accept the well-wishes of teammates.
I’m curious to see how we go this week... particularly the back 6 who showed very little composure last time out.
From a team perspective, prefer Amartey posing a threat up forward with Menzel... the likes of MacKellar and Barkley have held their own all season until last week, when I think it was the listed guys who struggled to stay composed behind a weakened midfield.
Not a lot of positivity in the dugout last week... coaches need to address that as I feel it is declining week on week. Toppies struggling for validation in their own minds... new recruits wrestling with roles and structure... and the burden of leadership falling on too few, leaves us looking quite vulnerable with only games against the three competition front runners after this week.
Really hoping for a big bounce back in confidence more than anything... show us what ya got coaches!
When you consider the NDS boys, the U18 top ups and then throw in the likes of Hirst, McLean and Knoll that is a very young and inexperienced team again. I guess that goes with the territory of being in the Reserves but it will be important for Jack to show some really excellent leadership qualities here.
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And add to that the better mids being called to 1s, are being replaced by future mid projects who struggle to run both ways, and the 18s and 17s are playing wherever there is a need rather then their best position.
Good to see Rayner moving into the back line to starch it up.
NT should provide some confidence for the team. If not, it could be a straw that breaks the camel's back.
I agree, presumably Fox and possibly one more will go to Melbourne as emergency weakening the side further. As a result kids like Wicks are pushed to play midfield (which he can do based on his 40 disposal outing against Giants) however it does mean he can't practice the small forward skills needed for a seniors call up. Neafl midfield has been a bit of graveyard in recent years with players stuck in the NEAFL midfield and then not being able to play a specific role (eg small forward) in the seniors. I'm thinking robinson, foote, brandon jack etc
Maybe the team should have at least one training session a week together with all levels.
Allow the 19s, 18s and 17s to get a better understanding of patterns, roles and each other's strengths and weaknesses.
