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Ted Fahey (11)
Thanks for your input rugby-OG,
But there are other people unlike yourself that have a passion for GPS footy and it isn't as easy to just let go.
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But there are other people unlike yourself that have a passion for GPS footy and it isn't as easy to just let go.
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Bob McCowan (2)
I was watching the NC v Churchie game on the weekend, the seemed to dominate possession however lacked the strike in there team to score at one point they were on Nudgees try line for 7 minutes unable to get over. disappointing for Churchie for what could of been a great upset.
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Peter Burge (5)
Hey Fellas,
Been a while since ive posted but here are my round 4 predictions, love to hear your thoughts.
BSHS vs IGS: BSHS by 10
NC vs BGS: NC 20+
BBC vs TSS: TSS by 5
TGS vs ACGS: TGS by 10
GT bye
Been a while since ive posted but here are my round 4 predictions, love to hear your thoughts.
BSHS vs IGS: BSHS by 10
NC vs BGS: NC 20+
BBC vs TSS: TSS by 5
TGS vs ACGS: TGS by 10
GT bye
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Herbert Moran (7)
Cannot keep doubting the college they were backed to lose to IGS last weekend and came away with the win and now this weekend with wind up their sails after a win against a dark horse IGS nd will be coming into this round with more confidence than last week which will help them to re-cement themselves as a premier side in this competition.
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Allen Oxlade (6)
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Frank Row (1)
Does anyone know if any schools First’s have played Downlands on the bye? Just curious to know how they are going.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
Yes Grammar played DC in round 2 and they only just beat the boys from the bush. BBC beat them comprehensively up at the range. Unsure about State High. GT have the bye this week, and the inside word is that coach Adrian Thompson will be resting the entire starting 15 in order to recover fully and make sure there are no minor niggles come round 5 in the battle of the colours.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
12 days till GT V NC
I watched the Churchie v Nudgee match and as a Nudgee Old Boy I think Churchie put in an admirable effort, particularly in defence which shut down a lot of the Nudgee options in the backline. The match could have gone either way actually.
Nudgee lacked a bit of variation in attack but this might have been influenced by a few changes made to the backline due to injuries that upset the decision making, particularly when under pressure from Churchie's rushing defence.
Nudgee's forwards seemed to dominate once they got the rolling maul marching forward and I think it was this aspect of their game that got their noses in front in the end. Both team's line outs were unreliable and I believe this is Nudgee's biggest vulnerability. Its been inconsistent all three of their games this season and so they need to tighten this up.
Number 15 (Pritchard) for Churchie had a huge impact on the match and nearly won it for Churchie towards the end of the match. He had the biggest influence on the game from either team in my opinion.
I think Nudgee is beatable noting that BBC, Terrace or State High would need to be at their best to knock them off. Terrace at home v Nudgee might be an opportunity for them to make history by rising to the occasion, but I think State High is probably the biggest threat, albeit I understand the game is on Ross which is difficult for visiting teams, particularly when Nudgee is sniffing a Premiership. The atmosphere there is palpable when they're in the hunt (this time for the 45th) and the support really notches up at the campus and also amongst the Old Boys and parents during this period. You can feel the energy bouncing off the Renaissance buildings surrounding Ross Oval so they won't give up there easily without one hell of a fight.
BBC seem to be grinding away also so this will also be a close one but I'm not sure where the game will be played. If its at Toowong then it will be a close one.
I don't think BGS will be an easy game either for Nudgee and they will provide some healthy competition to the boys on Ross.
This is a very interesting and competitive season so far and there's plenty to be decided yet before anyone can confidently say who will win this year. It wouldn't be controversial to suggest Nudgee will be fancying their chances after facing three difficult opponents but I agree with one of the other posts that Churchie have provided a blue (and grey) print for how to put Nudgee under pressure.
Nudgee lacked a bit of variation in attack but this might have been influenced by a few changes made to the backline due to injuries that upset the decision making, particularly when under pressure from Churchie's rushing defence.
Nudgee's forwards seemed to dominate once they got the rolling maul marching forward and I think it was this aspect of their game that got their noses in front in the end. Both team's line outs were unreliable and I believe this is Nudgee's biggest vulnerability. Its been inconsistent all three of their games this season and so they need to tighten this up.
Number 15 (Pritchard) for Churchie had a huge impact on the match and nearly won it for Churchie towards the end of the match. He had the biggest influence on the game from either team in my opinion.
I think Nudgee is beatable noting that BBC, Terrace or State High would need to be at their best to knock them off. Terrace at home v Nudgee might be an opportunity for them to make history by rising to the occasion, but I think State High is probably the biggest threat, albeit I understand the game is on Ross which is difficult for visiting teams, particularly when Nudgee is sniffing a Premiership. The atmosphere there is palpable when they're in the hunt (this time for the 45th) and the support really notches up at the campus and also amongst the Old Boys and parents during this period. You can feel the energy bouncing off the Renaissance buildings surrounding Ross Oval so they won't give up there easily without one hell of a fight.
BBC seem to be grinding away also so this will also be a close one but I'm not sure where the game will be played. If its at Toowong then it will be a close one.
I don't think BGS will be an easy game either for Nudgee and they will provide some healthy competition to the boys on Ross.
This is a very interesting and competitive season so far and there's plenty to be decided yet before anyone can confidently say who will win this year. It wouldn't be controversial to suggest Nudgee will be fancying their chances after facing three difficult opponents but I agree with one of the other posts that Churchie have provided a blue (and grey) print for how to put Nudgee under pressure.
Not surprising considering who the DOR is……
The 2nd XV scrum half from NC, Will Reardon is much better than Watson. Service is much faster and his accuracy is top notch. Watson is only getting picked because of the three year senior rule. Watch the last time U18’s reds v Tahs and listen to the commentary when Watson comes on.
Funny you say that considering he outplayed Walker and was dropping the bigger lads from TSS. Plus you would have him there over Walker purely for goalkicking. Walker 63%, O’Connell 80%.
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Frank Nicholson (4)
ROUND 4 PREDICTIONS
BSHS vs IGS: State high to win by +7, will most definitely be a close game with IGS look to bounce back after a tough loss, but the pure power of the state high pack will overcome.
NC vs BGS: NC by 20+, not much to say here easy win.
BBC vs TSS: BBC by 3, Game of the round in my opinion, BBC old boys day as well, certain to pick up a crowd, both sides will look to get their forwards involved early but the game will be decided by the backs, with the BBC backline lacking recently they will be itching to prove themselves and no better occasion than old boys day, will definitely be a close one!
ACGS vs TGS: ACGS by 7+, will e a great game of rugby, with many big performances, however TGS, so far 0-3 are sure to have no confidence a lack of enthusiasm and especially facing Churchie fresh of a close lose to Nudgee which will fire them up
GT Bye
Overall were in for a great weekend of footy! Let me know your thoughts.
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Watty Friend (18)
Hi All - First time poster here, wanting to keep things strictly Footy.
Alas, here are my predictions for round 4
Nudgee Vs BGS
With a close game against churchie last week, with Nudge just scraping on top, and Grammar narrowly going down against the boys in red and black, I'm predcting a closer score than most. Nudgee at home will prevail too strong, with the return of O'Conell and a much stronger forward pack, I see Nudgee taking this one, but Grammar putting up a few tries with a team looking to compete this year.
FINAL SCORE - 37-18 (NC)
TGS vs ACGS
The boys from the range travel back to their mountain this week, after a tough loss against TSS. With ACGS having a close game against Nudgee last week and looking extremely strong, I see the likes of Pritchard, Blanch and Sio taking the win against a Toowomba side looking for inspiration in a close match
FINAL SCORE - 22-19 ( ACGS)
BBC vs TSS - GAME OF THE ROUND
After a close win against Ipswich for BBC, I see this game coming down to the wire, especially after TSS had a strong win against the boys from the range. This game will come down to the wire with BBC's strong depth, in the backs such as Howarth, Taka, etc, as well as TSS with the likes of Goldie and Uys being standouts. If you ask me, late game forward work will be the deciding factor, with BBC looking for inspiration on their bench through the likes of Lucas Clifford to get them over the line.
Final Score - 26-22 TSS
BSHS vs IGS
BSHS have been rampant this season, however without the likes of roman siulepa during this part of the season, it will get harder for them. However, I still see them running undefeated until the likes of TSS and Nudgee.
Final Score - 37-12 BSHS
GT vs Downlands
Heard around the grounds that terrace plan to rest their starting XV this week, to prevent any niggles or injuries before the fabled battle of the colours. However, with an injury stricken camp, the team they put up to play downlands will have to play hard and fast to come up with a win.
Final Score - 22-20 GT
Alas, here are my predictions for round 4
Nudgee Vs BGS
With a close game against churchie last week, with Nudge just scraping on top, and Grammar narrowly going down against the boys in red and black, I'm predcting a closer score than most. Nudgee at home will prevail too strong, with the return of O'Conell and a much stronger forward pack, I see Nudgee taking this one, but Grammar putting up a few tries with a team looking to compete this year.
FINAL SCORE - 37-18 (NC)
TGS vs ACGS
The boys from the range travel back to their mountain this week, after a tough loss against TSS. With ACGS having a close game against Nudgee last week and looking extremely strong, I see the likes of Pritchard, Blanch and Sio taking the win against a Toowomba side looking for inspiration in a close match
FINAL SCORE - 22-19 ( ACGS)
BBC vs TSS - GAME OF THE ROUND
After a close win against Ipswich for BBC, I see this game coming down to the wire, especially after TSS had a strong win against the boys from the range. This game will come down to the wire with BBC's strong depth, in the backs such as Howarth, Taka, etc, as well as TSS with the likes of Goldie and Uys being standouts. If you ask me, late game forward work will be the deciding factor, with BBC looking for inspiration on their bench through the likes of Lucas Clifford to get them over the line.
Final Score - 26-22 TSS
BSHS vs IGS
BSHS have been rampant this season, however without the likes of roman siulepa during this part of the season, it will get harder for them. However, I still see them running undefeated until the likes of TSS and Nudgee.
Final Score - 37-12 BSHS
GT vs Downlands
Heard around the grounds that terrace plan to rest their starting XV this week, to prevent any niggles or injuries before the fabled battle of the colours. However, with an injury stricken camp, the team they put up to play downlands will have to play hard and fast to come up with a win.
Final Score - 22-20 GT
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Stan Wickham (3)
Is there any word on Prestyn Laine-Sietu's hip injury that he attained in the pre-season, will he returning before the end of the season, or is that year 13 over for him ?
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Stan Wickham (3)
I don't really see the bumpkins beating churchie, but otherwise I don't mind.
NC will have O’Connell, Welfare and Laine-Setu back in the next couple of weeks.