David Harding
Cain LynchRound 10 Burnie vs North Hobart Teams & Preview
June 4th 2010 14:19
Where & When: West Park, Saturday, June 5th, 3:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, SportingPulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart has the Bye
Colts
Burnie vs North Hobart 1:00pm
Teams
Burnie
B: Joel Rawlings, Tyson Weller, Reed Kingston
HB: Claye Young, Brentyn Milverton, Darren Banham
C: Cameron Upton, Harry Walters, Zach Whish-Wilson
HF: Jake Brakey, James Plant, Nick Walters
F: Robbie Fox, Elijah Taylor, Brayden Hayes
R: Matthew Stephenson, Kade Munday, Luke Shackleton
Interchange: Mark Marriot, Sam Mitchell, Cody Batt, Steven Blizzard, David McCrae, Curtins Mollison
In: Sam Mitchell, Robbie Fox, Steven Blizzard, David McCrae, Cody Batt
Out: Rudy Barrett
North Hobart
B: Michael Fisher, Jesse Wells, Travis Brown
HB: Mitch Smith, Zeke Gardam, Nathan McCulloch
C: Matthew Creese, Ken Hall, Justin Veitch
HF: Hugh Williams, Nathan Hardy, Clinton Brown
F: Tom Arnold, Cameron de Gooyer, Paul Allison
R: Matthew Muir, Joe Arnold, Oliver de Venuto
Interchange: Tom Nichols, Aaron Grubb, Ben Free, Luke Curtain, Tom Cunliffe, Callan Dell, Andrew Palmer, Zac Mastracola
In: Tom Cunliffe, Zac Mastracola, Tom Arnold, Mitch Smith, Callan Dell, Aaron Grubb, Andrew Palmer, Luke Curtain, Clinton Brown, Nathan McCulloch
Out: Sam Darley, Nathan Street, Peter McEvoy, Martyn Allison, Caden Wilson, Jayden Charlton
PREVIEW
Preview Sourced From: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie was well beaten by Launceston last week but does have the ability to pull out a big performance, especially at home. North Hobart was smashed by Clarence last round, and has dropped from second to fourth over the past month as its form line has dipped.
BURNING QUESTION: Will the sight of so many former Dockers in their new North Hobart jumpers inspire Burnie to cause an upset? Can North Hobart put last round’s brutal demolition at the hands of Clarence behind it and bounce back?
THE KEY: Former Docker Jesse Wells may hold the game in his hand. The big Demon has been one of the North’s best this season. He has played mostly in a key defensive post but has gone forward with great effect. Burnie does not appear to have anyone capable of matching up on Wells.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Burnie will come out hard with a point to prove against the Demons, now coached by former Docker Clinton Brown. But even with the loss of Nathan Street, North Hobart should prevail in a tight and what might be very physical contest.
TIP: North Hobart by 14 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, SportingPulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart has the Bye
Colts
Burnie vs North Hobart 1:00pm
Teams
Burnie
B: Joel Rawlings, Tyson Weller, Reed Kingston
HB: Claye Young, Brentyn Milverton, Darren Banham
C: Cameron Upton, Harry Walters, Zach Whish-Wilson
HF: Jake Brakey, James Plant, Nick Walters
F: Robbie Fox, Elijah Taylor, Brayden Hayes
R: Matthew Stephenson, Kade Munday, Luke Shackleton
Interchange: Mark Marriot, Sam Mitchell, Cody Batt, Steven Blizzard, David McCrae, Curtins Mollison
In: Sam Mitchell, Robbie Fox, Steven Blizzard, David McCrae, Cody Batt
Out: Rudy Barrett
North Hobart
B: Michael Fisher, Jesse Wells, Travis Brown
HB: Mitch Smith, Zeke Gardam, Nathan McCulloch
C: Matthew Creese, Ken Hall, Justin Veitch
HF: Hugh Williams, Nathan Hardy, Clinton Brown
F: Tom Arnold, Cameron de Gooyer, Paul Allison
R: Matthew Muir, Joe Arnold, Oliver de Venuto
Interchange: Tom Nichols, Aaron Grubb, Ben Free, Luke Curtain, Tom Cunliffe, Callan Dell, Andrew Palmer, Zac Mastracola
In: Tom Cunliffe, Zac Mastracola, Tom Arnold, Mitch Smith, Callan Dell, Aaron Grubb, Andrew Palmer, Luke Curtain, Clinton Brown, Nathan McCulloch
PREVIEW
Preview Sourced From: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie was well beaten by Launceston last week but does have the ability to pull out a big performance, especially at home. North Hobart was smashed by Clarence last round, and has dropped from second to fourth over the past month as its form line has dipped.
BURNING QUESTION: Will the sight of so many former Dockers in their new North Hobart jumpers inspire Burnie to cause an upset? Can North Hobart put last round’s brutal demolition at the hands of Clarence behind it and bounce back?
THE KEY: Former Docker Jesse Wells may hold the game in his hand. The big Demon has been one of the North’s best this season. He has played mostly in a key defensive post but has gone forward with great effect. Burnie does not appear to have anyone capable of matching up on Wells.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Burnie will come out hard with a point to prove against the Demons, now coached by former Docker Clinton Brown. But even with the loss of Nathan Street, North Hobart should prevail in a tight and what might be very physical contest.
TIP: North Hobart by 14 points.
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