Rnd 18 - Port v Tigers

Werribee vs. Port Melbourne Sunday 12th August Bartercard Oval at 2:00 PM Werribee B Eddy Wight Pask HB Lavars McDougall D. Addison C Henderson Faulkner Hill HF Gleeson Baird Hughes F Rockefeller Podsiadly Robbins R Street Castello Young Int Wormald T. Sheringham Gardiner O'Shea Batchelor Lynch Chisholm Twomey Port Melbourne B McMahon Livingston Pleming HB Obst Baird Pitt C Robbins Cotchett Pearce HF Langford Smith Hazell F Nahas Bonaddio Dukes R Fanning Spriggs Rowe Int Nayna Milhuisen McGlynn Johnstone Dwyer Debruin Brewer Bloomfield Very surprised to see R Nayna listed amongst the Interchange bench. Once again has had an injury affected season.
iceman Sun, 12 Aug 2007 - 20:01
iceman wrote:Good win by the Borough, Werribee I believe have been dissapointing this season and are capable of more! I'm glad that they probably wont feature in september. A massive game looms with Williamstown next weekend who have almost been in freefall over the second half of the year! Please ons, get your mob over the line and open up a Top 4 chance for our boys!
NorthPort Topic starter Sun, 12 Aug 2007 - 21:39
Pitt has been much improved over the past couple of weeks. His marking which was probably the key area he was struggling with seems to be back, and his workrate's been terrific. Bring on Buckley and Williamstown next week!
iceman Sun, 12 Aug 2007 - 21:46
I remember when Bucks played against Box Hill a few years back, can we expect a crowd similar to that? would love to see a packed out Port Melbourne again!
NorthPort Topic starter Mon, 13 Aug 2007 - 22:12
What a good win, once again the backline did it's job, Livo did well against one of the VFLs best forwards in Pods. The run out of the backline was good. But what really stood out on Sunday was the improvement in the centre. As I posted earlier, the centre breaks which Port have been beaten in for the majority of the season shifted back towards the Borough with some great work from our midfielders. Also I should mention Kurt McGlynn played well in his first game this season and should hold his spot in the side against the Seagulls next week. Sam Dwyer also looked more settled in his spot in the ones. Good signs :)