David Harding
Cain LynchRound 11 Burnie vs Launceston Teams & Preview
July 1st 2011 15:09
Where & When: West Park Saturday, July 1st 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Rudy Barrett
HB: Harry Walters, Nick McKenna, Darren Banham
C: Sam Rice, Kade Munday, Casey Radford
HF: Clay Hardy, Matthew Stephenson, Robbie Fox
F: Dylan Smith, Andy Lee, Rohan Baldock
R: Jason Laycock, Luke Shackleton, Sam Whish-Wilson
Interchange: Thomas Mitchell, Zach Mihocek, Tyler Keene, Lachlan Weller, Brayden Hayes, Cameron Upton, Matthew Bowen, Eli Templeton
Launceston
B: Gene Savage, Ryan De Visser, Jordan Harris
HB: Beau Green, Josh Woolley, Gary Shipton
C: Sam O'Keefe, Tim Bristow, Kurt McCabe
HF: Sonny Whiting, Tom Claridge, Michael Sinclair
F: Daniel Ellis, Brian Finch, Scott Stephens
R: Joe Groenewegen, Chris Savage, Joe Boyce
Interchange: Shaun Pennefather, Nathan O'Donoghue, Issac McCrimmon, Majak Miar, Sam Rundle, Kyle Turmine, Tim Curwen, Corey Sheppard
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had a chance to stay a game clear in third spot last week but blew it with a five-point loss to North Launceston at Aurora Stadium. The Launceston juggernaut continued on with a 130-point smashing of Devonport at Devonport, retaining its perfect 2011 record of 10 wins from 10 rounds.
BURNING QUESTION: Everyone keeps waiting for the Dockers to explode and push the TSL big boys, will it be this round? Blues full-forward Brian Finch needs 43 goals in eight rounds to reach his century during the home and away season; can he average the 5.4 goals a game needed to get there?
THE KEY: A bit like Glenorchy big recruit Jason Akermanis, former Essendon key position player Andrew Lee has been solid but not spectacular. He has 11 goals in six games with a best haul of four. A big bag today will go a long way to helping the Dockers become the first team to knock off the Blues in 2011.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is simply impossible to tip against Launceston so far. They have the most potent attack – 149 points more than any other team – and the most miserly defence. Burnie would love nothing more to knock off the Blues but the visitors just have too many big guns to let this one slip.
TIP: Launceston by 29 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Rudy Barrett
HB: Harry Walters, Nick McKenna, Darren Banham
C: Sam Rice, Kade Munday, Casey Radford
HF: Clay Hardy, Matthew Stephenson, Robbie Fox
F: Dylan Smith, Andy Lee, Rohan Baldock
R: Jason Laycock, Luke Shackleton, Sam Whish-Wilson
Interchange: Thomas Mitchell, Zach Mihocek, Tyler Keene, Lachlan Weller, Brayden Hayes, Cameron Upton, Matthew Bowen, Eli Templeton
Launceston
B: Gene Savage, Ryan De Visser, Jordan Harris
HB: Beau Green, Josh Woolley, Gary Shipton
C: Sam O'Keefe, Tim Bristow, Kurt McCabe
HF: Sonny Whiting, Tom Claridge, Michael Sinclair
F: Daniel Ellis, Brian Finch, Scott Stephens
R: Joe Groenewegen, Chris Savage, Joe Boyce
Interchange: Shaun Pennefather, Nathan O'Donoghue, Issac McCrimmon, Majak Miar, Sam Rundle, Kyle Turmine, Tim Curwen, Corey Sheppard
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had a chance to stay a game clear in third spot last week but blew it with a five-point loss to North Launceston at Aurora Stadium. The Launceston juggernaut continued on with a 130-point smashing of Devonport at Devonport, retaining its perfect 2011 record of 10 wins from 10 rounds.
BURNING QUESTION: Everyone keeps waiting for the Dockers to explode and push the TSL big boys, will it be this round? Blues full-forward Brian Finch needs 43 goals in eight rounds to reach his century during the home and away season; can he average the 5.4 goals a game needed to get there?
THE KEY: A bit like Glenorchy big recruit Jason Akermanis, former Essendon key position player Andrew Lee has been solid but not spectacular. He has 11 goals in six games with a best haul of four. A big bag today will go a long way to helping the Dockers become the first team to knock off the Blues in 2011.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is simply impossible to tip against Launceston so far. They have the most potent attack – 149 points more than any other team – and the most miserly defence. Burnie would love nothing more to knock off the Blues but the visitors just have too many big guns to let this one slip.
TIP: Launceston by 29 points.
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