David Harding
Cain LynchRound 9 Clarence vs Glenorchy Teams & Preview
June 17th 2011 09:50
Where & When: Bellerive Oval, Saturday, June 18th 1:10PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook, ABC1 (Tas)
Colts
Clarence vs Glenorchy 1045am
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Tim Castle, Greg Sharman, Rohan Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
C: Adam Green, Cameron Thurley, Jaymes Baker
HF: Trent Standen, Charlie Riewoldt, Matthew Drury
F: Nick Paine, Mitch Williamson, Ben Setchell
R: Drew Westfield, Angus Brettingham-Moore, Jackson O'Brien
Interchange: Mitch Swan, Ryan Bailey, Cameron Blight, Josh Nibbs, Jack Boon, Jack Gleeson, Tom Balcombe, Matthew Round
Glenorchy
B: Matthew Dilger, Braden Barwick, Daniel Muir
HB: Jake Sharp, David Hunt, Nathan Matthews
C: Jake Cox, Rhys Mott, Josh Arnold
HF: Jack Johnson, Ben Reynolds, David O'Garey
F: Luke Potter, Sam Chivers, Jonathon Bowring
R: Simon Spencer, Zachery Webb, Mark Corbett
Interchange: Scott Jones, Jimmy Webster, Jade Hodge. Joshua Grant, Ben Sweeney, Matthew Rainbird, Braden Pace, David Kameric
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Glenorchy's has completely dissipated. After being undefeated after round four, and premiership favourites, the Magpies have lost three of their past four by an average of five goals to Lauderdale, Hobart and North Hobart. It has been the reverse for Clarence, winning its past four games and surging to second spot.
BURNING QUESTION: What has happened to Glenorchy? After being the early pace setter, it is the Pies who have fallen off the pace. Can Clarence revenge its season-opening loss to the Magpies in front of more than 8000 fans at KGV?
THE KEY: Clarence struggled massively early in the season due to the absence of centre half-forward Matthew Drury. The hit up forward is the most important man in the Roos structure, even more invaluable than star Cameron Thurley. He went down with a serious calf injury in round three but now returns.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? The roles have reversed since the season opener, Clarence has all the form and momentum and starting to resemble the two-time premiership champ it is rather than the mere shadow that turned out in red and white in the opening four rounds. Roos utility Cameron Thurley is dominating the competition, the addition of Mitch Williamson has given Clarence a big forward target freeing up small forward Trent Standen, giving the Roos the structure and the talent to push past a Magpie unit missing Jason Akermanis and relying too much on Jaye Bowden, Rhys Mott and Ben Reynolds. To add to the Roos strength, they regain premiership trio Drury, Ben Setchell and Stuart Whitelaw.
TIP: Clarence by 28 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook, ABC1 (Tas)
Colts
Clarence vs Glenorchy 1045am
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Tim Castle, Greg Sharman, Rohan Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
C: Adam Green, Cameron Thurley, Jaymes Baker
HF: Trent Standen, Charlie Riewoldt, Matthew Drury
F: Nick Paine, Mitch Williamson, Ben Setchell
R: Drew Westfield, Angus Brettingham-Moore, Jackson O'Brien
Interchange: Mitch Swan, Ryan Bailey, Cameron Blight, Josh Nibbs, Jack Boon, Jack Gleeson, Tom Balcombe, Matthew Round
Glenorchy
B: Matthew Dilger, Braden Barwick, Daniel Muir
HB: Jake Sharp, David Hunt, Nathan Matthews
C: Jake Cox, Rhys Mott, Josh Arnold
HF: Jack Johnson, Ben Reynolds, David O'Garey
F: Luke Potter, Sam Chivers, Jonathon Bowring
R: Simon Spencer, Zachery Webb, Mark Corbett
Interchange: Scott Jones, Jimmy Webster, Jade Hodge. Joshua Grant, Ben Sweeney, Matthew Rainbird, Braden Pace, David Kameric
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Glenorchy's has completely dissipated. After being undefeated after round four, and premiership favourites, the Magpies have lost three of their past four by an average of five goals to Lauderdale, Hobart and North Hobart. It has been the reverse for Clarence, winning its past four games and surging to second spot.
BURNING QUESTION: What has happened to Glenorchy? After being the early pace setter, it is the Pies who have fallen off the pace. Can Clarence revenge its season-opening loss to the Magpies in front of more than 8000 fans at KGV?
THE KEY: Clarence struggled massively early in the season due to the absence of centre half-forward Matthew Drury. The hit up forward is the most important man in the Roos structure, even more invaluable than star Cameron Thurley. He went down with a serious calf injury in round three but now returns.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? The roles have reversed since the season opener, Clarence has all the form and momentum and starting to resemble the two-time premiership champ it is rather than the mere shadow that turned out in red and white in the opening four rounds. Roos utility Cameron Thurley is dominating the competition, the addition of Mitch Williamson has given Clarence a big forward target freeing up small forward Trent Standen, giving the Roos the structure and the talent to push past a Magpie unit missing Jason Akermanis and relying too much on Jaye Bowden, Rhys Mott and Ben Reynolds. To add to the Roos strength, they regain premiership trio Drury, Ben Setchell and Stuart Whitelaw.
TIP: Clarence by 28 points.
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