David Harding
Cain LynchRound 10 Glenorchy vs Hobart Teams & Preview
June 4th 2010 08:43
Where & When: KGV Oval, Saturday, June 5th, 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, SportingPulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Glenorchy vs Hobart 12.00pm
Colts
Glenorchy vs Hobart 10:00am
Glenorchy
B: David O’Garey, Jade Hodge, Mark Corbett
HB: Jason Chandler, Daniel Muir, Sean Browning
C: Daniel Joseph, Nathan Matthews, Ben Sweeney
HF: Jonathon Bowring, Micheal Darcy, Jesse Crouch
F: Brayden Webb, David Hunt, Zac Webb
R: Simon Spencer, Jaye Bowden, Josh Arnold
Interchange: Braden Barwick, Dale Ayres, Richard Dilger, Braydon Pace, Max Wilson, Stuart Castle, Kyle Smith, Trad Duggan
In: David O'Garey, Richard Gilder, Mark Corbett, Daniel Ayres, Braden Pace, Stuart Castle, Kyle Smith, Max Wilson, Jesse Crouch
Out: Jimmy Webster, Daniel Fewkes, Matthew Rainbird, Matt Dilger, Jake Cox
Hobart
B: Christopher Noye, Sam Hall, Zach Johnson
HB: David Clark, Sam Reeves, Andrew Lemm
C: Trent Nichols, Ellis Perry, Aaron Hall
HF: Jayde Young, Joshua Dykes, Kurt Styles
F: Blair Kean, Michael Cassidy, Jarrett Horton
R: Todd Willing, David Flood, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Brendan Johnson, George Burbury, Zeb Graham, Tim Langdale, Will Coombe, Nick Lee, Matthew Cleary, Ashley Woodhead
In: George Burbury, Tim Langdale, Zeb Graham, Brendan Johnson, Matthew Cleary, Sam Reeves, Nick Lee
Out: Luke Sullivan, Ryan Sullivan, Larry Owen, Jamie Clark
PREVIEW
Preview Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Glenorchy's form has completely deserted it in recent weeks, with three straight losses to Launceston, Clarence and last week on the road to Devonport. After surging into the top six, Hobart put in a shocker last week against previously bottom-placed Lauderdale, going down at home and missing out on a chance to put two games between itself and the seventh-placed Southern Magpies.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Glenorchy keep its season alive with a win at home? Which Hobart will turn up - the tenacious Tigers that ran over North Hobart two rounds ago or the toothless Tigers that went down without a fight to Lauderdale last week?
THE KEY: It might just be the mental attitude of either side that could be the difference. Glenorchy has been hit hard by injury and departures, with this week’s team featuring just 10 players from last year's grand final side. Hobart has been mentally inconsistent all season, mixing the very good with the atrocious - sometimes even in the same game.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Almost impossible to split. The Magpies have won only one of their five home games so far this season, but that win was against the Tigers in round two. Hobart seemingly has a more settled side and goes in with the knowledge a win would give it a nice little buffer in the top six. Glenorchy does regain captain Jesse Crouch and David O'Garey, but the Magpies form in recent weeks is too poor to tip them.
TIP: Hobart by 8 points
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, SportingPulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Glenorchy vs Hobart 12.00pm
Colts
Glenorchy vs Hobart 10:00am
Glenorchy
B: David O’Garey, Jade Hodge, Mark Corbett
C: Daniel Joseph, Nathan Matthews, Ben Sweeney
HF: Jonathon Bowring, Micheal Darcy, Jesse Crouch
F: Brayden Webb, David Hunt, Zac Webb
R: Simon Spencer, Jaye Bowden, Josh Arnold
Interchange: Braden Barwick, Dale Ayres, Richard Dilger, Braydon Pace, Max Wilson, Stuart Castle, Kyle Smith, Trad Duggan
In: David O'Garey, Richard Gilder, Mark Corbett, Daniel Ayres, Braden Pace, Stuart Castle, Kyle Smith, Max Wilson, Jesse Crouch
Out: Jimmy Webster, Daniel Fewkes, Matthew Rainbird, Matt Dilger, Jake Cox
Hobart
B: Christopher Noye, Sam Hall, Zach Johnson
HB: David Clark, Sam Reeves, Andrew Lemm
C: Trent Nichols, Ellis Perry, Aaron Hall
HF: Jayde Young, Joshua Dykes, Kurt Styles
F: Blair Kean, Michael Cassidy, Jarrett Horton
R: Todd Willing, David Flood, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Brendan Johnson, George Burbury, Zeb Graham, Tim Langdale, Will Coombe, Nick Lee, Matthew Cleary, Ashley Woodhead
In: George Burbury, Tim Langdale, Zeb Graham, Brendan Johnson, Matthew Cleary, Sam Reeves, Nick Lee
Out: Luke Sullivan, Ryan Sullivan, Larry Owen, Jamie Clark
PREVIEW
Preview Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Glenorchy's form has completely deserted it in recent weeks, with three straight losses to Launceston, Clarence and last week on the road to Devonport. After surging into the top six, Hobart put in a shocker last week against previously bottom-placed Lauderdale, going down at home and missing out on a chance to put two games between itself and the seventh-placed Southern Magpies.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Glenorchy keep its season alive with a win at home? Which Hobart will turn up - the tenacious Tigers that ran over North Hobart two rounds ago or the toothless Tigers that went down without a fight to Lauderdale last week?
THE KEY: It might just be the mental attitude of either side that could be the difference. Glenorchy has been hit hard by injury and departures, with this week’s team featuring just 10 players from last year's grand final side. Hobart has been mentally inconsistent all season, mixing the very good with the atrocious - sometimes even in the same game.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Almost impossible to split. The Magpies have won only one of their five home games so far this season, but that win was against the Tigers in round two. Hobart seemingly has a more settled side and goes in with the knowledge a win would give it a nice little buffer in the top six. Glenorchy does regain captain Jesse Crouch and David O'Garey, but the Magpies form in recent weeks is too poor to tip them.
TIP: Hobart by 8 points
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