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Good ol WLF3 has wandered over from the CAS thread...
Is it good to be amongst the 'big end' of town mate?
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Good ol WLF3 has wandered over from the CAS thread...
Is it good to be amongst the 'big end' of town mate?
Apologies it was a glitch in the matrix brought about by a rogue cell.
Blame Newington's double forfeit in the 14Bs!
Last week you scored 5 points for both Joeys and Scots results as your spread was in the margin of error.
The new rules (starting this week) would see you get 15 points!
Nice to see you strutting your stuff back amongst the ancient and old world
DragonMan
Jimmy Flynn (14)
Does Bursil have an older brother who ran GPS Aths? Very familiar name. From memory the younger McAusland was only 15 or 16 in that game.
Newington doesn’t forfeit.
Balmain Subbies
Billy Sheehan (19)
Doug's father was Capt of Athletics if I recall. Fraser was in year 11 in 93.
TheChuckler
Frank Row (1)
Long-time viewer, first time poster here. Have been tempted at multiple points during the past two seasons to register an account on the forum and express some of my opinions, which hopefully the majority of you can appreciate. Finally got around to it, excited to give some of my insight, however limited it may be.
Personally, I think the Shore vs Riverview game this Saturday at Northbridge will be one to keep an eye on. Riverview have been touted this season as not as strong as they have been in recent years, however will be looking to get a second win and potentially join St Josephs at the top of the table. If this occurs, we will certainly have a extremely tight race for the premiership, as Scots, Joeys and View will all be poised at the top of the leader board, making for a spectacular final two rounds. However, I do believe that Shore will be firing on all cylinders on Saturday, coming off the back of last Saturday at White Oval. This makes them a danger to any school's hopes at a potential premiership, and are real shoe-ins this weekend for their first GPS competition win since 2016.
TC
Personally, I think the Shore vs Riverview game this Saturday at Northbridge will be one to keep an eye on. Riverview have been touted this season as not as strong as they have been in recent years, however will be looking to get a second win and potentially join St Josephs at the top of the table. If this occurs, we will certainly have a extremely tight race for the premiership, as Scots, Joeys and View will all be poised at the top of the leader board, making for a spectacular final two rounds. However, I do believe that Shore will be firing on all cylinders on Saturday, coming off the back of last Saturday at White Oval. This makes them a danger to any school's hopes at a potential premiership, and are real shoe-ins this weekend for their first GPS competition win since 2016.
TC
DragonMan
Jimmy Flynn (14)
It seems likely Scots will lose against Joeys though so it may just be a two horse race
TheChuckler
Frank Row (1)
Could well be - Cummins' absence could leave a large hole in what is typically a fairly robust wall of defence. However, we have seen crazier things happen at BH on a Saturday afternoon
Love2Scrum
Watty Friend (18)
DragonMan
Jimmy Flynn (14)
I don’t know how anyone will contain M. Jorgensen
crazy schoolboy
Peter Burge (5)
By tackling him?
RED CARD RICHARD
Bob McCowan (2)
Welcome to the forum Chuckler!!
As another rugby lover who has recently joined the forum I look forward to hear some of your differing rugby opinions.
RCR
Ramen39
Bob McCowan (2)
I think that Scots move with Di staso at #12 and Jarvis at #13 we won't hear Jorgensen's name as much.
RED CARD RICHARD
Bob McCowan (2)
Indeed Di staso is a class defender and attacker.
I still struggle to see them containing M Jorgo for the duration of the game
RCR
WLF3
Billy Sheehan (19)
Never left the AAGPS, ISA or CAS sites re schoolboy footy, luv seeing the scores, and the insightful comments.
Must say, since the AAGPS schools are now only playing themselves, there's a much more happy tone in the site, as there must be a GPS school winner. Finally no one can get flogged by a top CAS or ISA school. Phew!
DragonMan
Jimmy Flynn (14)
Tony_weave531
Allen Oxlade (6)
Tony_weave531
Allen Oxlade (6)
1 Winger played firsts at 15 years old, the other is new to the team and has done his job very well.
Eyes and Ears
Bob Davidson (42)
I believe Doug's father, Don Bursill, represented Australia at Athletics.
Love2Scrum
Watty Friend (18)
Simple. Starve him of the ball.
Furthermore teams that play Joeys need to learn when to keep or kick possession of the ball.
Going into the game planning to shut so and so down won’t work. That’s exactly what happened to the boys from Stanmore last weekend and the end result was 6 tries to 2.
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