THE COACH
(Peter Simmons)
"For
whatever reason we've done it again and played terrible football in the
last quarter. We rotated our midfield extensively and had a really
light week on the track thinking it might have been a fitness issue.
I think it's a real mental aspect of our game we have to work on and improve."
Source: Advertiser
|
GLENELG
v NORWOOD
ROUND
7 - GLENELG
| CROWD 3,106 |
TEMP 19
C |
SKY Clear |
WIND Strong |
 |
GLENELG |
4 - 5 |
7 - 8 |
13 - 13 |
16 - 15 |
(111) |
 |
Norwood |
0
- 3 |
4 - 9 |
5 - 9 |
11 - 11 |
(81) |
| GOAL KICKERS |
BEST PLAYERS |
| Duldig
5.5; Mitchell 4.1; Reavill, Smith 2.1; Kirk, Gibbs 1.1: Moore 1.0, |
Fisher,
Neely, Culpitt, Gibbs, Rogers, Moore, Smith |
COMMENTS
The
Tigers recorded a confidence boosting 30 point victory against Norwood.
The home side effectively snuffed any thoughts of a Norwood victory with
a 6 goal to 1 third quarter. Matthew Duldig was a focal point up
forward with strong leading, strong marking and 5 goals.
The
Tigers won the toss and elected to kick with the aid of a 3-4 goal breeze.
After dominating possession and entries inside 50, Glenelg's 26 point lead
at quarter should have been greater. However, in the second quarter
Norwood failed to take advantage of the breeze and Glenelg's wasteful first
quarter.
With
the aid of the breeze in the last quarter the Redlegs gained some scoreboard
respect but the damage was done in the premiership quarter. Eleven
scoring shots to one in the third quarter sealed the fate of both sides.
Sixteen
year old Bryce Gibbs made an impressive debut with 21 possessions and a
goal with his first kick in league football. Former Glenelg forward,
Jamie Vlatko, returned to the Bay for the first time since departing last
year and probably wished he was still wearing the black and gold.
Vlatko kicked 4 goals 2 behinds.
The
Tigers failed to take advantage of a 52 point three quarter time lead and
should have smashed Norwood by a greater margin. However, a win is
a win and something to build on when they confront the Roosters at Prospect
in round 8.
THE STATISTICS
|
GLENELG
|
NORWOOD |
| KICKS |
199 |
188 |
| MARKS |
81 |
69 |
| HANDBALLS |
126 |
138 |
| F/FOR |
17 |
25 |
| HIT OUTS |
20 |
16 |
| TACKLES |
28 |
27 |
| GOAL KICKING CONVERSION |
52%
|
50%
|
| GOALS FROM SET SHOT |
69%
|
37%
|
| BIGGEST LEAD |
58 pts (3rd
Quarter)
|
-
|
Leading
Possession Gatherers
| KICKS |
MARKS |
HANDBALLS |
TOTAL |
Fisher
17
Culpitt
16
Neely
15 |
Duldig
10
Smith
9
Rogers
9 |
Fisher
18
Neely
13
Culpitt
12 |
Fisher
35
Culpitt
28
Neely
28 |
Source: Advertiser
When the
Goals were Kicked (
# denotes set shot at goal)
1st
QUARTER |
GOALS |
MARGIN |
| 8
m |
Reavill
# |
6
pts |
| 10
m |
Gibbs |
12
pts |
| 16
m |
Duldig
# |
18
pts |
| 19
m |
Moore |
23
pts |
|
|
|
2nd
QUARTER |
|
|
| 3
m |
Norwood
# |
20
pts |
| 9
m |
Norwood |
14
pts |
| 12
m |
Duldig
# |
20
pts |
| 20
m |
Norwood |
12
pts |
| 23
m |
Smith |
17
pts |
| 24
m |
Norwood
# |
11
pts |
| 27
m |
Mitchell
# |
17
pts |
|
|
|
3rd
QUARTER |
|
|
| 1
m |
Duldig
# |
23
pts |
| 7
m |
Duldig |
30
pts |
| 13
m |
Kirk
# |
37
pts |
| 18
m |
Mitchell
# |
44
pts |
| 24
m |
Duldig
# |
51
pts |
| 26
m |
Reavill
# |
57
pts |
| 29
m |
Norwood
# |
52
pts |
|
|
|
4th
QUARTER |
|
|
| 4
m |
Norwood |
46
pts |
| 6
m |
Smith
# |
52
pts |
| 7
m |
Norwood |
46
pts |
| 11
m |
Norwood |
38
pts |
| 14
m |
Mitchell
# |
44
pts |
| 16
m |
Norwood
# |
38
pts |
| 21
m |
Norwood |
32
pts |
| 22
m |
Mitchell |
38
pts |
| 25
m |
Norwood |
32
pts |
LINE-UP
| F |
Mitchell |
Duldig |
Backwell |
| HF |
Milne |
Smith |
M.Reavill |
| C |
Moore |
Fisher |
Gibbs |
| HB |
Allison |
Rogers |
Mules |
| B |
Butcher |
Sherwood |
Panozzo |
| 1R |
Kirk |
Culpitt |
Neely |
|
|
|
|
| Int: |
Statham |
Cranston |
Horan |
Source: Advertiser |
|
OTHER GRADES
Reserves
Glenelg
95
Norwood
116
Under 19
Glenelg
126
Norwood
74
Under 17
Glenelg
128
Norwood
94
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