Welcome back harvey.

[davieblaze]

This is a must win game for port. I imagin they will probably try and be physical in the begining. All or nothing for those guys so it could be a hard fought game. Last roll of the dice for the power remembering they do beat the saints in tassie....
Not this weekend though.. with harvey back it will give us another option in the midfield and hopefully gehrig can continue his good form he showed last week.
I reckon st kilda will have to earn these 4 points but they are good enough.

Whats the word on kosi and hamill? Does it look like they'll play next week? (vs hawks)
then the week after that we should get fiora, fisher and penny back? (vs bombers).
Plus riewoldt should start to move more freely once he shakes off that groin injury or whatever it is he has in the next week or two and start doing some magic...
alot to look forward to

 

[m.diddy]

Hamill - Out until after week off.
Kosi - Should be back next week
Penny - Will probably make his way through the magoos with the limited match practice he has had this year.
Fiora - Will also probably have to come back through magoos as he is no walk in starter
Fisher - Likewise to what I said about Fiora.

Port like you said will have nothing to lose and will come out all guns blazing. There Midfield is there achilles heel at the moment with the loss of J.Carr, Underdone S.Burgoyne, no R.James, Out of form Francou. Get ready for francou and peter burgoyne to have huge games.

 

[david boon]

I would like to see precise delivery of the ball to a leading target...over a decent distance, not just sideways 20 metres away.
Don't give the scum the chance, or the time to flood back.

No handballs to a bloke standing still, with 2 ferals closing in on him.
Would like to see a repeat of the hardness displayed against the Swans.
Have someone dropping in front of Tredrea; he reminds me of Wayne Carey with his presence and strength.
Hope they go fairly direct up the middle. Have a bit of faith in your own kicking to a lead, and faith in the forward.
Defenders standing toe-to-toe with their opponents except at kick-ins from a point.