Day of reckoning for defence
May 19, 2007
From The Mercury
Reported by Adam Smith
With Coburg possessing a wealth of strong-marking options up forward, forecast showers could also play into the home side's hands.
The form line of the two sides couldn't be further apart, with the Devils struggling since opening the season with a solid win against Bendigo.
Reported by Adam Smith
NULLIFYING one of the most dangerous forward lines in the VFL will be the key to helping the Devils arrest their five-game losing streak at Bellerive Oval today.
With Coburg possessing a wealth of strong-marking options up forward, forecast showers could also play into the home side's hands.
The form line of the two sides couldn't be further apart, with the Devils struggling since opening the season with a solid win against Bendigo.
On the other hand Coburg has strung together four wins since a first-round loss to the Northern Bullants and is sitting fourth on the ladder.
In all four victories the Tigers have cracked the 100-point barrier and with Tasmanian Jack Riewoldt, former Geelong spearhead Kent Kingsley and roaming target Cleve Hughes all lining up, coach Andrew Collins has plenty of choices.
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