Round 10 - Team of the Week
June 2nd 2010 09:15
Round 10 - Team of the Week
B: Sam Gilbert (St.Kilda) - Matthew Maguire (Brisbane Lions) - Clinton Jones (St.Kilda)
HF: Brent Staker (Brisbane Lions) - Nathan Bock (Adelaide Crows) - Sam Fisher (St.Kilda) -
C: Luke Power (Brisbane Lions) - Bryce Gibbs (Carlton) - Joel Selwood (Geelong)
HF: Nathan Fyfe (Fremantle Dockers) - Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers) - Daniel Hannebery (Sydney Swans)
F: Lindsay Thomas (North Melbourne) - Barry Hall (Western Bulldogs) - James Podsiadly (Geelong)
R: Shane Mumford (Sydney Swans) - Marc Murphy (Carlton) - Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda)
I/C: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) - Dale Thomas (Collingwood) - Mark LeCras (West Coast Eagles) - Gary Ablett (Geelong)
Em: Daniel Rich (Brisbane Lions) - David Mundy (Fremantle Dockers) - Shane Tuck (Richmond)
Essendon def Western Bulldogs @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 9 points.
Essendon 15.9 (99)
Western Bulldogs 14.6 (90)
GOALS
Essendon: Gumbleton 3, Davey 2, Ryder 2, Jetta 2, Hocking, Lovett-Murray, Monfries, Myers, Watson, Zaharakis
Western Bulldogs: Hall 5, Hill 3, Gilbee 2, Griffen, Hudson, Lake, Picken
BEST
Essendon: Jetta, Davey, Stanton, Myers, Gumbleton, Winderlich, Watson.
Western Bulldogs: Hudson, Griffen, Picken, Boyd, Higgins
Votes:
5: Brent Stanton (Bombers), 4: Ryan Griffen (Bulldogs), 3: Leroy Jetta (Bombers), 2: Jason Winderlich (Bombers), 1: Barry Hall (Bulldogs)
Geelong def Melbourne @ Skilled Stadium, Geelong by 54 points.
Geelong 18.13 (121)
Melbourne 10.7 (67)
GOALS
Geelong: Podsiadly 5, Hawkins 4, Stokes 3, Johnson 2, Ablett 2, Chapman, Selwood
Melbourne: Green 3, Davey 2, Bennell, Jetta, Miller, Morton, Wonaeamirri
BEST
Geelong: Ablett, Podsiadly, Selwood, Enright, Stokes, Chapman, Varcoe, Hawkins
Melbourne: Gysberts, Green, Moloney, Frawley, Davey
Votes:
5: Gary Ablett (Cats), 4: Jimmy Bartel (Cats), 3: Darren Milburn (Cats), 2: James Podsiadly (Cats), 1: Aaron Davey (Demons)
Richmond def Port Adelaide @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide, by 47 points.
Port Adelaide 3.12 (30)
Richmond 10.17 (77)
GOALS
Port Adelaide: Ebert, Hitchcock, D.Stewart
Richmond: Riewoldt 4, Nason 3, Nahas 2, Tambling
BEST
Port Adelaide: Boak, K.Cornes, Carr, Cassisi, Thomas
Richmond: Tuck, Cotchin, Martin, Newman, Deledio, Riewoldt, Graham, Cousins, Nason
Votes:
5: Shane Tuck (Tigers), 4: Brett Deledio (Tigers), 3: Trent Cotchin (Tigers), 2: Jack Riewoldt (Tigers), 1: Kane Cornes (Power)
Brisbane Lions def Collingwood @ the Gabba, Brisbane by 8 points.
Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88)
Collingwood 11.14 (80)
GOALS
Brisbane Lions: Fevola 4, Brown 4, Rich 2, Banfield 2, Power
Collingwood: Didak 2, Dawes 2, Sidebottom 2, Thomas, Pendlebury, O’Brien, Jolly, Anthony
BEST
Brisbane Lions: Power, Rich, Black, Brown, Patfull, Johnstone
Collingwood: Thomas, Pendlebury, Didak, Prestigiacomo, Swan, Sidebottom
Votes:
5: Luke Power (Lions), 4: Dale Thomas (Magpies), 3: Jonathan Brown (Lions), 2: Daniel Rich (Lions), 1: Dane Swan (Magpies)
St.Kilda def Adelaide Crows @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 47 points.
St Kilda 19.9 (123)
Adelaide 12.4 (76)
GOALS
St Kilda: Montagna 5, Milne 3, Schneider 2, Dal Santo 2, McQualter 2, Stanley, Ray, Goddard, Gwilt, Gardiner
Adelaide: Tippett 3, Dangerfield 3, Van Berlo, Walker, Petrenko, Porplyzia, Maric, Douglas
BEST
St Kilda: Montagna, Dal Santo, Fisher, Milne, Gilbert, Baker
Adelaide: Douglas, Bock, Tippett, Mackay, Goodwin, Dangerfield
Votes:
5: Leigh Montagna (Saints), 4: Nick Dal Santo (Saints), 3: Sam Fisher (Saints), 2: Richard Douglas (Crows), 1: Brendon Goddard (Saints)
Hawthorn def Sydney Swans @ the MCG, Melbourne by 2 points.
Hawthorn 10.19 (79)
Sydney Swans 11.11 (77)
GOALS
Hawthorn: Franklin 3, Rioli, Hooper, Hodge, Mitchell, Birchall, Petersen, Osborne
Sydney Swans: Hannebery 3, White 3, Playfair 2, McVeigh, Jack, Goodes
BEST
Hawthorn: Lewis, Brown, Burgoyne, Ellis, Mitchell, Franklin
Sydney Swans: Hannebery, Malceski, Mumford, Shaw, Jack
Votes:
5: Daniel Hannebery (Swans), 4: Jordan Lewis (Hawks), 3: Kieran Jack (Swans), 2: Shane Mumford (Swans), 1: Lance Franklin (Hawks)
Carlton def West Coast Eagles @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 29 points.
Carlton 15.15 (105)
West Coast 11.10 (76)
GOALS
Carlton: O’hAilpin 3, Judd 2, Robinson 2, Garlett 2, Gibbs, Scotland, Betts, Browne, Murphy, Henderson
West Coast: LeCras 5, Kennedy 4, Cox, McKinley
BEST
Carlton: Gibbs, Murphy, Judd, Robinson, Scotland, Simpson, Walker, O’Hailpin, Mclean
West Coast: LeCras, Pridds, A.Selwood, Embley, Rosa, Cox
Votes:
5: Bryce Gibbs (Blues), 4: Chris Judd (Blues), 3: Marc Murphy (Blues), 2: Mitchell Robinson (Blues), 1: Mark LeCras (Eagles)
Fremantle Dockers def North Melbourne @ Subiaco Oval, Perth by 61 points.
Fremantle 21.13 (139)
North Melbourne 11.12 (78)
GOALS
Fremantle: Pavlich 4, Bradley 4, Fyfe 3, Mayne 2, Ballantyne 2, Hasleby, Hill, Ibbotson, Suban, van Berlo, Sandilands
North Melbourne: Thomas 5, Harding, Hansen, Firrito, O'Keefe, Harvey, Wright
BEST
Fremantle: Mundy, Bradley, Fyfe, Ballantyne, van Berlo, Suban, Crowley, Grover
North Melbourne: Thomas, Swallow, Bastinac, Grima, Ziebell
Votes:
5: Nathan Fyfe (Dockers), 4: David Mundy (Dockers), 3: Matthew Pavlich (Dockers), 2: Kepler Bradley (Dockers), 1: Paul Duffield (Dockers)
Leadersboard:
32: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
26: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
22: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers), Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
21: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn)
19: Paul Chapman (Geelong), Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
18: Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions), Jimmy Bartel (Geelong)
16: Marc Murphy, (Carlton), Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide), Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
15: Luke Power (Brisbane Lions), Brent Harvey (North Melbourne), Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda)
14: Kade Simpson (Carlton), Alan Didak (Collingwood), Brent Stanton (Essendon), Nick Dal Santo (St.Kilda), Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda), Matthew Priddis (West Coast Eagles)
13: Chris Judd (Carlton), Jobe Watson (Essendon), Adam Selwood (West Coast Eagles), Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs)
Heroics of the Week:
Luke McGuane (Richmond)
The Richmond Tigers Football Club broke through for their 1st win of the 2010 AFL season this week over a very disappointing Port Adelaide in Adelaide. It was set up in the 1st current, kicking against the breeze and the Tigers booted 3.4 to 2.3 and a couple of brave acts by Luke McGuane.
In a marking contest, Luke McGuane after earlier ran into the goal post saving a goal for the Tigers and hurt his knee in the process, crashed into the pack after a mark, and despite not taking the mark, it managed to hurt the Power, as Brett Ebert was stretchered off the ground with a concussion after the clash. It was a brave effort and despite being hurt, he didnt had to do it. The loss of Ebert unbalanced the Power, as they also lost Cameron Hitchcock and Steven Salopek during the game.
However, it was a brave effort from McGuane and from the Tigers to set their 1st win away from home. I believe, this win may not be the only win for the Tigers this week, as they have a very winnable home game against the Eagles. Could this win, spark them into form? Time can only tell.
B: Sam Gilbert (St.Kilda) - Matthew Maguire (Brisbane Lions) - Clinton Jones (St.Kilda)
HF: Brent Staker (Brisbane Lions) - Nathan Bock (Adelaide Crows) - Sam Fisher (St.Kilda) -
C: Luke Power (Brisbane Lions) - Bryce Gibbs (Carlton) - Joel Selwood (Geelong)
HF: Nathan Fyfe (Fremantle Dockers) - Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers) - Daniel Hannebery (Sydney Swans)
F: Lindsay Thomas (North Melbourne) - Barry Hall (Western Bulldogs) - James Podsiadly (Geelong)
I/C: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) - Dale Thomas (Collingwood) - Mark LeCras (West Coast Eagles) - Gary Ablett (Geelong)
Em: Daniel Rich (Brisbane Lions) - David Mundy (Fremantle Dockers) - Shane Tuck (Richmond)
Essendon def Western Bulldogs @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 9 points.
Essendon 15.9 (99)
Western Bulldogs 14.6 (90)
GOALS
Essendon: Gumbleton 3, Davey 2, Ryder 2, Jetta 2, Hocking, Lovett-Murray, Monfries, Myers, Watson, Zaharakis
Western Bulldogs: Hall 5, Hill 3, Gilbee 2, Griffen, Hudson, Lake, Picken
BEST
Essendon: Jetta, Davey, Stanton, Myers, Gumbleton, Winderlich, Watson.
Western Bulldogs: Hudson, Griffen, Picken, Boyd, Higgins
Votes:
5: Brent Stanton (Bombers), 4: Ryan Griffen (Bulldogs), 3: Leroy Jetta (Bombers), 2: Jason Winderlich (Bombers), 1: Barry Hall (Bulldogs)
Geelong def Melbourne @ Skilled Stadium, Geelong by 54 points.
Geelong 18.13 (121)
Melbourne 10.7 (67)
GOALS
Geelong: Podsiadly 5, Hawkins 4, Stokes 3, Johnson 2, Ablett 2, Chapman, Selwood
Melbourne: Green 3, Davey 2, Bennell, Jetta, Miller, Morton, Wonaeamirri
BEST
Geelong: Ablett, Podsiadly, Selwood, Enright, Stokes, Chapman, Varcoe, Hawkins
Melbourne: Gysberts, Green, Moloney, Frawley, Davey
Votes:
5: Gary Ablett (Cats), 4: Jimmy Bartel (Cats), 3: Darren Milburn (Cats), 2: James Podsiadly (Cats), 1: Aaron Davey (Demons)
Richmond def Port Adelaide @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide, by 47 points.
Port Adelaide 3.12 (30)
Richmond 10.17 (77)
GOALS
Port Adelaide: Ebert, Hitchcock, D.Stewart
Richmond: Riewoldt 4, Nason 3, Nahas 2, Tambling
BEST
Port Adelaide: Boak, K.Cornes, Carr, Cassisi, Thomas
Richmond: Tuck, Cotchin, Martin, Newman, Deledio, Riewoldt, Graham, Cousins, Nason
Votes:
5: Shane Tuck (Tigers), 4: Brett Deledio (Tigers), 3: Trent Cotchin (Tigers), 2: Jack Riewoldt (Tigers), 1: Kane Cornes (Power)
Brisbane Lions def Collingwood @ the Gabba, Brisbane by 8 points.
Brisbane Lions 13.10 (88)
Collingwood 11.14 (80)
GOALS
Brisbane Lions: Fevola 4, Brown 4, Rich 2, Banfield 2, Power
Collingwood: Didak 2, Dawes 2, Sidebottom 2, Thomas, Pendlebury, O’Brien, Jolly, Anthony
BEST
Brisbane Lions: Power, Rich, Black, Brown, Patfull, Johnstone
Collingwood: Thomas, Pendlebury, Didak, Prestigiacomo, Swan, Sidebottom
Votes:
5: Luke Power (Lions), 4: Dale Thomas (Magpies), 3: Jonathan Brown (Lions), 2: Daniel Rich (Lions), 1: Dane Swan (Magpies)
St.Kilda def Adelaide Crows @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 47 points.
St Kilda 19.9 (123)
Adelaide 12.4 (76)
GOALS
St Kilda: Montagna 5, Milne 3, Schneider 2, Dal Santo 2, McQualter 2, Stanley, Ray, Goddard, Gwilt, Gardiner
Adelaide: Tippett 3, Dangerfield 3, Van Berlo, Walker, Petrenko, Porplyzia, Maric, Douglas
BEST
St Kilda: Montagna, Dal Santo, Fisher, Milne, Gilbert, Baker
Adelaide: Douglas, Bock, Tippett, Mackay, Goodwin, Dangerfield
Votes:
5: Leigh Montagna (Saints), 4: Nick Dal Santo (Saints), 3: Sam Fisher (Saints), 2: Richard Douglas (Crows), 1: Brendon Goddard (Saints)
Hawthorn def Sydney Swans @ the MCG, Melbourne by 2 points.
Hawthorn 10.19 (79)
Sydney Swans 11.11 (77)
GOALS
Hawthorn: Franklin 3, Rioli, Hooper, Hodge, Mitchell, Birchall, Petersen, Osborne
Sydney Swans: Hannebery 3, White 3, Playfair 2, McVeigh, Jack, Goodes
BEST
Hawthorn: Lewis, Brown, Burgoyne, Ellis, Mitchell, Franklin
Sydney Swans: Hannebery, Malceski, Mumford, Shaw, Jack
Votes:
5: Daniel Hannebery (Swans), 4: Jordan Lewis (Hawks), 3: Kieran Jack (Swans), 2: Shane Mumford (Swans), 1: Lance Franklin (Hawks)
Carlton def West Coast Eagles @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 29 points.
Carlton 15.15 (105)
West Coast 11.10 (76)
GOALS
Carlton: O’hAilpin 3, Judd 2, Robinson 2, Garlett 2, Gibbs, Scotland, Betts, Browne, Murphy, Henderson
West Coast: LeCras 5, Kennedy 4, Cox, McKinley
BEST
Carlton: Gibbs, Murphy, Judd, Robinson, Scotland, Simpson, Walker, O’Hailpin, Mclean
West Coast: LeCras, Pridds, A.Selwood, Embley, Rosa, Cox
Votes:
5: Bryce Gibbs (Blues), 4: Chris Judd (Blues), 3: Marc Murphy (Blues), 2: Mitchell Robinson (Blues), 1: Mark LeCras (Eagles)
Fremantle Dockers def North Melbourne @ Subiaco Oval, Perth by 61 points.
Fremantle 21.13 (139)
North Melbourne 11.12 (78)
GOALS
Fremantle: Pavlich 4, Bradley 4, Fyfe 3, Mayne 2, Ballantyne 2, Hasleby, Hill, Ibbotson, Suban, van Berlo, Sandilands
North Melbourne: Thomas 5, Harding, Hansen, Firrito, O'Keefe, Harvey, Wright
BEST
Fremantle: Mundy, Bradley, Fyfe, Ballantyne, van Berlo, Suban, Crowley, Grover
North Melbourne: Thomas, Swallow, Bastinac, Grima, Ziebell
Votes:
5: Nathan Fyfe (Dockers), 4: David Mundy (Dockers), 3: Matthew Pavlich (Dockers), 2: Kepler Bradley (Dockers), 1: Paul Duffield (Dockers)
Leadersboard:
32: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
26: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
22: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers), Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
21: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn)
19: Paul Chapman (Geelong), Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
18: Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions), Jimmy Bartel (Geelong)
16: Marc Murphy, (Carlton), Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide), Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
15: Luke Power (Brisbane Lions), Brent Harvey (North Melbourne), Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda)
14: Kade Simpson (Carlton), Alan Didak (Collingwood), Brent Stanton (Essendon), Nick Dal Santo (St.Kilda), Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda), Matthew Priddis (West Coast Eagles)
13: Chris Judd (Carlton), Jobe Watson (Essendon), Adam Selwood (West Coast Eagles), Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs)
Heroics of the Week:
Luke McGuane (Richmond)
The Richmond Tigers Football Club broke through for their 1st win of the 2010 AFL season this week over a very disappointing Port Adelaide in Adelaide. It was set up in the 1st current, kicking against the breeze and the Tigers booted 3.4 to 2.3 and a couple of brave acts by Luke McGuane.
In a marking contest, Luke McGuane after earlier ran into the goal post saving a goal for the Tigers and hurt his knee in the process, crashed into the pack after a mark, and despite not taking the mark, it managed to hurt the Power, as Brett Ebert was stretchered off the ground with a concussion after the clash. It was a brave effort and despite being hurt, he didnt had to do it. The loss of Ebert unbalanced the Power, as they also lost Cameron Hitchcock and Steven Salopek during the game.
However, it was a brave effort from McGuane and from the Tigers to set their 1st win away from home. I believe, this win may not be the only win for the Tigers this week, as they have a very winnable home game against the Eagles. Could this win, spark them into form? Time can only tell.
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Shame a decade or so ago he was at the Magpies as a fresh faced rookie...really makes you believe that the Mature aged rookie is going to really come out and play.