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No big statements this week but do give the Bullants a chance of beating Werribee. The Bullants played very well against Tassie but will have to lift a cog to defeat Werribee.
The two home and away games between the clubs produced some of the best VFL football I've seen this season, with Werribee winning the round three encounter by 17 points and the return clash by three points.
Werribee's running players pose the biggest threat to the Bullants. Only negetive I found with last weeks performance was the ease with which Tassie cleared the ball from stoppages on ocassions, especially in their forward line.
If given free reign from the stoppages Werribee's stronger forwards and midfielders will punish the Bullants as they did in that infamous 10-goal final quarter only four weeks ago.
Expect Crow to do a good job on Podsiadly. In both games Podsiadly has struggled early, been shifted to full-back and then back up forward for a three goal final quarter burst. His goals coming against Sam Pleming and Luke Livingston. Crow kept him to one kick in the first-half of the round three game.
The Bullants will field a stronger side then the round 21 clash. I'd expect only one change from last weeks side with Luke Blackwell or Troy Longmuir replacing Jess Smith.
The weather report looks average. A wet day won't hurt the Bullants chances of advancing to the grand-final for the first time since 1984.
