AFL ROUND 22 2007: BRISBANE V GEELONG; MATCH PREVIEW
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Ben Jensen 30 August 2007
By Ben Jensen BRISBANE LIONS V GEELONG CATS GEELONG,
who had their winning streak narrowly broken by Port Adelaide last Sunday,
look to get back onto the winning track in their final home and away
match of the season against Brisbane at the GABBA this Saturday night.
The Cats have resisted the temptation to recall former skipper Steven
King, instead sticking with Mark Blake. Joel Selwood and Cameron Ling
have both been recalled, at the expense of Henry Playfair and David
Johnson. Shannon Byrnes has retained his place in the side.
TICKET
ARRANGEMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR AFL FINALS
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IN
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OUT
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GEELONG |
Selwood, Ling |
Playfair, D.Johnson |
BRISBANE |
Drummond,
Roe, Mills |
Patfull,
Clark, Sherman |
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LISTINGS
LAST GAME DETAILS
INJURY LIST
LAST TIME
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BRISBANE LIONS FOR THE FINALS?
To claim 8th spot in the final eight, the Brisbane Lions:
- Need to defeat Geelong with a superior percentage to Adelaide's -
Lions winning margin and Adelaide's losing margin to total at least
15 points.
- Need Collingwood to defeat Adelaide on Friday night @ Telstra Dome
- 7.40pm
- Need Richmond to defeat St Kilda on Saturday afternoon @ MCG - 2.10pm
UMPIRES
Grun, Wenn, Woodcock
MILESTONES
NIL
WEATHER
TBA
TIP?
Geelong by 7 points
BETTING (As At TBA) (Check OnThePunt
for latest odds)*
Bookie
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Geelong
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Brisbane
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Global (Vic) |
$1.38
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$3.00
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Betfair (UK) |
$1.41
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$3.00
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Centrebet |
$1.40
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$3.00
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TAB Sportsbet |
$1.35
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$3.00
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* This information does not constitute
investment advice.
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AFL ROUND TWENTY TWO 2007
BRISBANE LIONS V GEELONG
SATURDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 2007 19:10
AEST
GABBA, BRISBANE
VFL 2nd QUALIFYING FINAL
GEELONG V COBURG TIGERS
SUNDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 13:00PM (LIVE
ON ABC TV)
TEAC OVAL (PORT MELBOURNE)
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AFL TV COVERAGE (ALL LOCAL TIMES):
Melbourne CHANNEL TEN LIVE
Adelaide FOX SPORTS 1 - DELAY - SOME TIME BEFORE MIDNIGHT
Perth FOX SPORTS 1 - DELAY - SOME TIME BEFORE
MIDNIGHT
NSW CHANNEL TEN LIVE AND FOX SPORTS PLUS - FREE ON
'MAIN EVENT' CHANNEL
Queensland CHANNEL TEN LIVE
Fox Sports and the Main Event Channel
are available on Foxtel, Optus and Austar
AFL RADIO COVERAGE:
Melbourne K-ROCK, ABC774, MMM
Adelaide NIL
Perth NIRS
Sydney NIL
Brisbane MMM, NIRS, ABC936
Canberra ABC103.9
Hobart ABC936
Darwin NIRS, ABC105.7
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GEELONG
IN: Selwood, Ling
OUT: Playfair, D.Johnson
B: Milburn, Scarlett, Harley
HB:, Mackie, Egan, Wojcinski
C: Kelly, Enright, Corey
HF: S.Johnson, Mooney, Selwood
F: Chapman, N.Ablett, Stokes
FOLL: Ottens, G.Ablett, Ling
INT: Hunt, Varcoe, Blake, Byrnes,
EMER: D.Johnson, Gardiner, Callan
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BRISBANE
IN: Drummond, Roe, Mills
OUT: Patfull, Clark, Sherman
B: Drummond, Merrett, Selwood
HB: Adcock, Roe, Begley
C: Notting, Lappin, Stiller
HF: Rischitelli, Brown, Copeland
F: Hadley, Brennan, Leuenberger
FOLL: Wood, Black, Power
INT: Scott, Mills, Johnson, Corrie
EMER: Moody, Sherman, Clark,
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CATS INJURY LIST
REFER INJURY LIST FOR
UPDATES (Updated on Tuesday nights)
As advised by the club, 28/8/2007
(The Cattery's comments
in brackets)
Cameron Ling Test (Late withdrawal last
week)
Jimmy Bartel Appendicitis 1 week (Late withdrawal last week)
Nathan Djerrkura Quad strain 1-2 weeks (On Track)
Kane Tenace Hamstring 2-3 weeks (Downgraded - was due back this week)
Sam Hunt Hamstring 2-3 weeks (Was 2-3 Weeks last week)
Joel Reynolds ACL Season
Stephen Owen ACL Season
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BRISBANE INJURY LIST
As advised, 27/8/2007
Josh Drummond (Leg) - Test
Joel Macdonald (Ill) - Test
Ben Fixter (Groin) - Test
Marcus Allan (Ankle) - Test
Jamie Charman (Calf) - Test
Rhan Hooper (Suspended) 1 week
Beau McDonald (Ankle) 1 week
Ashley McGrath (Arm) - Season
Joel Patfull (Collarbone) Season
Scott Harding (Knee) - Season
Matthew Tyler (Hamstring) - Season
Haydn Kiel (Shoulder) - Season
James Hawksley (Finger) - Season
Daniel Bradshaw (Knee) - Season
Pat Garner (Knee) - Season
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LAST TIME
Round 12 2007
Skilled Stadium, 17 June 2007
CATS PROVE NO. 1 IN AFL WITH WIN CRUSHING OVER BRISBANE
THE CATS proved their top position on the AFL ladder
today in a blistering finish against the Brisbane Lions in front of
a home crowd of just over 20,000, stretching their winning
streak to seven.
GEELONG 1.4 4.8 6.11 12.13 (85) DEFEATED
BRISBANE LIONS 0.2 0.4 4.5 5.5 (35)
GOALS:
GEELONG: S Johnson 3, J Bartel, A Mackie, T Varcoe, C Mooney,
N Ablett, M Stokes, G Ablett, P Chapman, D Wojcinski
BRISBANE LIONS: J Brown 2, R Hadley, J Patfull, J MacDonald
BEST:
GEELONG: G Ablett, J Selwood, S Johnson, M Egan, J Bartel, M
Scarlett
BRISBANE LIONS: J Drummond, N Lappin, J Brennan, J Brown, M Rischitelli,
J Adcock
With heavy rainfall leading up to the match, it was
always going to be scrappy. However with respected clubman, Darren Milburn
playing his 200th game and Tom Lonergan's return to football as the
curtain-raiser, the Cats were inspired to play well from the very start.
And that's how they played, winning by 50 points over a classy and keen
but inexperienced Brisbane young team. Age and retirements, trades and
injuries are all responsible for the deterioration of a successful triple-Premiership
era. Premiership players from the once-dominant side in the competition
are becoming fewer through time. Geelong, however, has a clear memory
of the times they were on the receiving end of a powerhouse Brisbane
demolition. Keen to make amends and rewrite history, the Cats are currently
in the process of working towards a Geelong epoch and were looking flash
coming into the game with important wins under the belt.
The battle was on as rain continued early in the match forcing players
to adjust to the wet conditions where precision football was a big no-no.
Hard work and long-kicking became the keys to winning the ball up forward.
The Cats worked tremendously well in this area with 18-year-old Joel
Selwood, who came in for Max (formerly known as, Jarad) Rooke, out-showed
older brother Troy and starred as one of Geelong's major ball-winners
(27 touches) in yet another strong performance from the mature teenager.
Although low-scoring the Cats dominated the first half, leading 4.8
to 0.4 at the middle break - the Lions' second-lowest half time score
in their history - but it very easily could have been more had it not
have been for some poor execution by the Cats' forwards. Cam Mooney,
Steve Johnson and Nathan Ablett all missed set shots usually almost
'gimmes' in drier conditions. Nigel Lappin and Josh Drummond provided
the only hope in the midfield for Brisbane as they tried their best
to fight back. But the going was tough.
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VFL
VFL 2nd QUALIFYING FINAL
GEELONG V COBURG TIGERS
SUNDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 13:00PM (LIVE ON
ABC TV)
TEAC OVAL (PORT MELBOURNE)
GEELONG
B Callan Lonergan Bedford
HB D. Johnson Spencer Rooke
C Davenport Byrne Gamble
HF Grima Playfair Gardiner
F West Hawkins Hogan
R King Prismall Firman
Int Foss R. Butler Urie Clarke Barnes Cheep Thompson Lovick Forbes
Couch N. Butler Hollmer
LAST TIME
VFL ROUND SEVENTEEN 2007
SATURDAY
4 AUGUST 10:40AM
SKILLED STADIUM (AFL CURTAIN RAISER)
GEELONG 1.2 8.6 12.10 18.14 (122)
DEFEATED
COBURG TIGERS 1.2 3.4 7.10 12.13 (85)
GOALS:
GEELONG: Gamble 4 Spencer 2 Urie 2 Grima 2 Hollmer 2 Barnes Butler
Byrne Gardiner Thompson Tenace
COBURG TIGERS: Hartigan 3 Anderson Neville Schulz Casserly Jackson
White Bowden Hyde Robertson
BEST:
GEELONG: Gamble Hollmer Gardiner Callan Playfair Byrne
COBURG TIGERS: Pattison Shelton Moore Krakouer Silvester Horne
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COBURG TIGERS
B Simpson Riddle Horne
HB Carnell Morgan Casserly
C Oakley-Nicholls Krakouer White
HF P. Bowden N. Caruso Connors
F F. Caruso Hughes Schulz
R Ronaldson Neville Shelton
Int Mullins Rayson Silvester Corr Hill Dagher Robertson Gazzo
Howat
Trajkovski Farrelly Foster
TOM
LONERGAN (CLICK IMAGE TO VISIT THE WEBSITE OF ZAIDEE'S RAINBOW FOUNDATION)
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