Round 11 - Team of the Week
June 8th 2010 03:27
Round 11 - Team of the Week
B: Beau Waters (West Coast Eagles) - Ben Reid (Collingwood) - Heath Hocking (Essendon)
HB: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda) - Lachlan Hansen (North Melbourne) - Graham Johncock (Adelaide Crows)
C: Travis Johnstone (Brisbane Lions) - Jude Bolton (Sydney Swans) - Paul Chapman (Geelong)
HF: Stephen Milne (St.Kilda) - Jack Riewoldt (Richmond) - Shannon Byrnes (Geelong)
F: Brendan Fevola (Brisbane Lions) - Barry Hall (Western Bulldogs) - Ryan Houlihan (Carlton)
R: Shane Mumford (Sydney Swans) - Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) - Scott Thompson (Adelaide Crows)
I/C: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) - Alan Didak (Collingwood) - Tyson Edwards (Adelaide Crows) - Jarrad McVeigh (Sydney Swans)
Em: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers) - Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) - Brent Staker (Brisbane Lions)
St.Kilda def Richmond @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 38 points.
Richmond 8.11 (59)
St. Kilda 14.13 (97)
GOALS
Richmond: Riewoldt 6, Collins 2
St. Kilda: Milne 5, Montagna 2, Koschitzke 2, Peake 2, McQualter, Schneider, Stanley
BEST
Richmond: Your text goes hereRiewoldt, Martin, Newman, Tuck, King, Cousins
St Kilda: Goddard, Montagna, Milne, Gilbert, Clarke, Jones, Fisher
Votes:
5: Brendon Goddard (Saints), 4: Leigh Montagna (Saints), 3: Stephen Milne (Saints), 2: Jack Riewoldt (Tigers), 1: Shane Tuck (Tigers)
Carlton def Melbourne, @ the MCG, Melbourne by 41 points.
Carlton 15.11 (101)
Melbourne 9.6 (60)
GOALS
Carlton: Houlihan 4, Waite 3, Thornton 2, Betts 2, Simpson, Carrazzo, Robinson, Judd
Melbourne: Green 3, Watts, Sylvia, Bate, Jetta, Jones, Moloney
BEST
Carlton: Walker, Carrazzo, Scotland, Robinson, Houlihan, Waite, Judd
Melbourne: Gysberts, Moloney, McDonald, Bruce, Green, Grimes, Morton
Votes:
5: Andrew Walker (Blues), 4: Ryan Houlihan (Blues), 3: Jordan Gysberts (Demons), 2: Brent Moloney (Demons), 1: Jarrad Waite (Blues)
Adelaide Crows def Fremantle Dockers @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide by 23 points.
Adelaide 16.9 (105)
Fremantle 12.10 (82)
GOALS
Adelaide: Walker 4, Edwards 2, Dangerfield 2, Thompson 2, McLeod, Petrenko, Johncock, Tippett, Goodwin, Porplyzia
Fremantle: Pavlich 3, Barlow 3, Hill 2, Sandilands, Mayne, van Berlo, Fyfe
BEST
Adelaide: Johncock, Thompson, Edwards, Mackay, Dangerfield, Sloane, Goodwin, Douglas, Walker
Fremantle: Barlow, Sandilands, Hill, Mundy, Fyfe
Votes:
5: Scott Thompson (Crows), 4: Michael Barlow (Dockers), 3: Tyson Edwards (Crows), 2: Taylor Walker (Crows), 1: Stephen Hill (Dockers)
North Melbourne def Brisbane Lions @ Etihad Stadium by 1 point.
North Melbourne 12.18 (90)
Brisbane Lions 13.11 (89)
GOALS
North Melbourne: Swallow 2, Thomas 2, Hansen 2, Harvey, Lower, McIntosh, Wright, Cunnington, Greenwood
Brisbane Lions: Fevola 5, Brown 3, Buchanan 2, Brennan, Rich, Clark
BEST
North Melbourne: Swallow, Harvey, Hansen, Lower, Ziebell, Bastinac
Brisbane Lions: Johnstone, Brown, Power, Fevola, Rischitelli, Rockliff, Sherman
Votes:
5: Travis Johnstone (Lions), 4: Brent Harvey (Kangaroos), 3: Andrew Swallow (Kangaroos), 2: Brendan Fevola (Lions), 1: Lachlan Hansen (Kangaroos)
Geelong def West Coast Eagles @ Subiaco Oval, Perth by 24 points.
West Coast 14.14 (98)
Geelong 18.14 (122)
GOALS
West Coast: Kennedy 3, McKinley 3, LeCras 2, Naitanui 2, Embley, Cox, Ebert, Dalziell
Geelong: Byrnes 4, Johnson 3, Ablett 2, Wojcinski 2 Podsiadly, T Hunt, Varcoe, Selwood, Enright, Stokes, Mackie
BEST
West Coast: Waters, Embley, Priddis, Kennedy, Sheppard, McKinley
Geelong: Chapman, Bartel, Byrnes, Wojcinski, Enright, Selwood
Votes:
5: Paul Chapman (Cats), 4: Beau Waters (Eagles), 3: Shannon Byrnes (Cats), 2: Jimmy Bartel (Cats), 1: Matthew Priddis (Eagles)
Sydney Swans def Essendon @ the SCG, Sydney by 9 points.
Sydney Swans 12.17 (89)
Essendon 12.8 (80)
GOALS
Sydney Swans: Rohan 3, White 3, Goodes 2, Bevan 2, Smith, McVeigh
Essendon: Jetta 3, Davey 2, Gumbleton 2, Lonergan, Welsh, Howlett, McVeigh, Zaharakis
BEST
Sydney Swans: Mumford, Bolton, McVeigh, Roberts-Thomson, O’Keefe
Essendon: Watson, Lovett-Murray, Davey, Prismall, Jetta
Votes:
5: Jude Bolton (Swans), 4: Jarrad McVeigh (Swans), 3: Brent Prismall (Bombers), 2: Leroy Jetta (Bombers), 1: Shane Mumford (Swans)
Hawthorn def Port Adelaide @ the MCG, Melbourne by 11 points.
Hawthorn 10.14 (74)
Port Adelaide 8.15 (63)
GOALS
Hawthorn: Ladson 2, Whitecross 2, Osborne 2, Young, Hodge, Rioli, Roughead
Port Adelaide: Davenport 2, Ebert 2, Salopek, Stewart, Logan, Thomas
BEST
Hawthorn: Hodge, Sewell, Guerra, Lewis, Stratton, Osborne
Port Adelaide: Boak, Pearce, K. Cornes, Surjan, Salopek, Brogan
Votes:
5: Luke Hodge (Hawks), 4: Brad Sewell (Hawks), 3: Travis Boak (Power), 2: Danyle Pearce (Power), 1: Brent Guerra (Hawks)
Collingwood def Western Bulldogs @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 10 points.
Collingwood 17.11 (113)
Western Bulldogs 16.7 (103)
GOALS
Collingwood: Didak 3, Davis 3, Brown 2, Wellingham 2, Cloke, Jolly, Fraser, O’Brien, Beams, Pendlebury, Swan
Western Bulldogs: Hall 4, Minson 3, Cooney 2, Hill 2, Moles, Boyd, Lake, Stack, Grant
BEST
Collingwood: Davis, Swan, Pendlebury, Didak, Ball, Thomas, Reid
Western Bulldogs: Boyd, Cooney, Hall, Cross, Harbrow, Gilbee, Minson
Votes:
5: Scott Pendlebury (Magpies), 4: Dane Swan (Magpies), 3: Matthew Boyd (Bulldogs), 2: Alan Didak (Magpies), 1: Adam Cooney (Bulldogs)
Leadersboard
32: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
30: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
26: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn), Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers)
24: Paul Chapman (Geelong)
22: Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
21: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
20: Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Jimmy Bartel (Geelong)
19: Brent Harvey (North Melbourne), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda), Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
18: Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions)
16: Marc Murphy (Carlton), Alan Didak (Collingwood), Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide)
Heroics of the Week:
Phil Davis (Adelaide Crows)
To bump or not to bump, that has been a hot question over the past few years, as a few players has been suspended, over controversial bumps on players. However, there is a right way to go about it and the wrong way to go about it. Last week we saw Lance Franklin from the Hawthorn Football Club, went low and got Swans player Martin Mattner high with his bump, that is the wrong way to go about bumping a player. That is a dangerous type of bump, as Mattner was over the ball and Franklin collected him high. And we don't want to see a player ever get the same treatment as Footscray's Neil Sachse copped, when he was left a quadriplegic after an on-field incident in 1975 against Fitzroy.
The right way to go about a fair bump or hip and shoulder, is the way Aaron Sandilands did it to the young defender from the Adelaide Crows Phil Davis. Davis was heavily bumped in a fair contest when both players were going for the ball. Davis had to be stretchered off the ground, as he was concussed from the hit. But having said that, Davis has won my respect, not only from that bump on the weekend, but by the way he has impressed me on the field, in his 1st season of AFL Football.
Personally, I am quite happy that Aaron Sandilands got off this charge, as it would have been a blight on the game, if he had been suspended and the bump or the hip and shoulder, as we use to call it, would have been gone from the game. I hope the art of the bump doesn't die, we need it in our game, as Australian Football is a contact sport, people are fed up with rule changes and making our game softer, to please the parents and the political correct nutcases out there.
Let's not have our game violent by all means, but, let's keep our game hard and fair. Enjoy the video that I have posted, thanks from Dave Harding, who posted a blog about the bump and I agree, let's keep the bump in our game and no more BLOODY RULE CHANGES!
AFL Video - AFL Hard Bumps and Hits.
B: Beau Waters (West Coast Eagles) - Ben Reid (Collingwood) - Heath Hocking (Essendon)
HB: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda) - Lachlan Hansen (North Melbourne) - Graham Johncock (Adelaide Crows)
C: Travis Johnstone (Brisbane Lions) - Jude Bolton (Sydney Swans) - Paul Chapman (Geelong)
HF: Stephen Milne (St.Kilda) - Jack Riewoldt (Richmond) - Shannon Byrnes (Geelong)
F: Brendan Fevola (Brisbane Lions) - Barry Hall (Western Bulldogs) - Ryan Houlihan (Carlton)
I/C: Patrick Ryder (Essendon) - Alan Didak (Collingwood) - Tyson Edwards (Adelaide Crows) - Jarrad McVeigh (Sydney Swans)
Em: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers) - Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) - Brent Staker (Brisbane Lions)
St.Kilda def Richmond @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 38 points.
Richmond 8.11 (59)
St. Kilda 14.13 (97)
GOALS
Richmond: Riewoldt 6, Collins 2
St. Kilda: Milne 5, Montagna 2, Koschitzke 2, Peake 2, McQualter, Schneider, Stanley
BEST
Richmond: Your text goes hereRiewoldt, Martin, Newman, Tuck, King, Cousins
St Kilda: Goddard, Montagna, Milne, Gilbert, Clarke, Jones, Fisher
Votes:
5: Brendon Goddard (Saints), 4: Leigh Montagna (Saints), 3: Stephen Milne (Saints), 2: Jack Riewoldt (Tigers), 1: Shane Tuck (Tigers)
Carlton def Melbourne, @ the MCG, Melbourne by 41 points.
Carlton 15.11 (101)
Melbourne 9.6 (60)
GOALS
Carlton: Houlihan 4, Waite 3, Thornton 2, Betts 2, Simpson, Carrazzo, Robinson, Judd
Melbourne: Green 3, Watts, Sylvia, Bate, Jetta, Jones, Moloney
BEST
Carlton: Walker, Carrazzo, Scotland, Robinson, Houlihan, Waite, Judd
Melbourne: Gysberts, Moloney, McDonald, Bruce, Green, Grimes, Morton
Votes:
5: Andrew Walker (Blues), 4: Ryan Houlihan (Blues), 3: Jordan Gysberts (Demons), 2: Brent Moloney (Demons), 1: Jarrad Waite (Blues)
Adelaide Crows def Fremantle Dockers @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide by 23 points.
Adelaide 16.9 (105)
Fremantle 12.10 (82)
GOALS
Adelaide: Walker 4, Edwards 2, Dangerfield 2, Thompson 2, McLeod, Petrenko, Johncock, Tippett, Goodwin, Porplyzia
Fremantle: Pavlich 3, Barlow 3, Hill 2, Sandilands, Mayne, van Berlo, Fyfe
BEST
Adelaide: Johncock, Thompson, Edwards, Mackay, Dangerfield, Sloane, Goodwin, Douglas, Walker
Fremantle: Barlow, Sandilands, Hill, Mundy, Fyfe
Votes:
5: Scott Thompson (Crows), 4: Michael Barlow (Dockers), 3: Tyson Edwards (Crows), 2: Taylor Walker (Crows), 1: Stephen Hill (Dockers)
North Melbourne def Brisbane Lions @ Etihad Stadium by 1 point.
North Melbourne 12.18 (90)
Brisbane Lions 13.11 (89)
GOALS
North Melbourne: Swallow 2, Thomas 2, Hansen 2, Harvey, Lower, McIntosh, Wright, Cunnington, Greenwood
Brisbane Lions: Fevola 5, Brown 3, Buchanan 2, Brennan, Rich, Clark
BEST
North Melbourne: Swallow, Harvey, Hansen, Lower, Ziebell, Bastinac
Brisbane Lions: Johnstone, Brown, Power, Fevola, Rischitelli, Rockliff, Sherman
Votes:
5: Travis Johnstone (Lions), 4: Brent Harvey (Kangaroos), 3: Andrew Swallow (Kangaroos), 2: Brendan Fevola (Lions), 1: Lachlan Hansen (Kangaroos)
Geelong def West Coast Eagles @ Subiaco Oval, Perth by 24 points.
West Coast 14.14 (98)
Geelong 18.14 (122)
GOALS
West Coast: Kennedy 3, McKinley 3, LeCras 2, Naitanui 2, Embley, Cox, Ebert, Dalziell
Geelong: Byrnes 4, Johnson 3, Ablett 2, Wojcinski 2 Podsiadly, T Hunt, Varcoe, Selwood, Enright, Stokes, Mackie
BEST
West Coast: Waters, Embley, Priddis, Kennedy, Sheppard, McKinley
Geelong: Chapman, Bartel, Byrnes, Wojcinski, Enright, Selwood
Votes:
5: Paul Chapman (Cats), 4: Beau Waters (Eagles), 3: Shannon Byrnes (Cats), 2: Jimmy Bartel (Cats), 1: Matthew Priddis (Eagles)
Sydney Swans def Essendon @ the SCG, Sydney by 9 points.
Sydney Swans 12.17 (89)
Essendon 12.8 (80)
GOALS
Sydney Swans: Rohan 3, White 3, Goodes 2, Bevan 2, Smith, McVeigh
Essendon: Jetta 3, Davey 2, Gumbleton 2, Lonergan, Welsh, Howlett, McVeigh, Zaharakis
BEST
Sydney Swans: Mumford, Bolton, McVeigh, Roberts-Thomson, O’Keefe
Essendon: Watson, Lovett-Murray, Davey, Prismall, Jetta
Votes:
5: Jude Bolton (Swans), 4: Jarrad McVeigh (Swans), 3: Brent Prismall (Bombers), 2: Leroy Jetta (Bombers), 1: Shane Mumford (Swans)
Hawthorn def Port Adelaide @ the MCG, Melbourne by 11 points.
Hawthorn 10.14 (74)
Port Adelaide 8.15 (63)
GOALS
Hawthorn: Ladson 2, Whitecross 2, Osborne 2, Young, Hodge, Rioli, Roughead
Port Adelaide: Davenport 2, Ebert 2, Salopek, Stewart, Logan, Thomas
BEST
Hawthorn: Hodge, Sewell, Guerra, Lewis, Stratton, Osborne
Port Adelaide: Boak, Pearce, K. Cornes, Surjan, Salopek, Brogan
Votes:
5: Luke Hodge (Hawks), 4: Brad Sewell (Hawks), 3: Travis Boak (Power), 2: Danyle Pearce (Power), 1: Brent Guerra (Hawks)
Collingwood def Western Bulldogs @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne by 10 points.
Collingwood 17.11 (113)
Western Bulldogs 16.7 (103)
GOALS
Collingwood: Didak 3, Davis 3, Brown 2, Wellingham 2, Cloke, Jolly, Fraser, O’Brien, Beams, Pendlebury, Swan
Western Bulldogs: Hall 4, Minson 3, Cooney 2, Hill 2, Moles, Boyd, Lake, Stack, Grant
BEST
Collingwood: Davis, Swan, Pendlebury, Didak, Ball, Thomas, Reid
Western Bulldogs: Boyd, Cooney, Hall, Cross, Harbrow, Gilbee, Minson
Votes:
5: Scott Pendlebury (Magpies), 4: Dane Swan (Magpies), 3: Matthew Boyd (Bulldogs), 2: Alan Didak (Magpies), 1: Adam Cooney (Bulldogs)
Leadersboard
32: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
30: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
26: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn), Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers)
24: Paul Chapman (Geelong)
22: Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
21: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
20: Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Jimmy Bartel (Geelong)
19: Brent Harvey (North Melbourne), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda), Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
18: Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions)
16: Marc Murphy (Carlton), Alan Didak (Collingwood), Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide)
Heroics of the Week:
To bump or not to bump, that has been a hot question over the past few years, as a few players has been suspended, over controversial bumps on players. However, there is a right way to go about it and the wrong way to go about it. Last week we saw Lance Franklin from the Hawthorn Football Club, went low and got Swans player Martin Mattner high with his bump, that is the wrong way to go about bumping a player. That is a dangerous type of bump, as Mattner was over the ball and Franklin collected him high. And we don't want to see a player ever get the same treatment as Footscray's Neil Sachse copped, when he was left a quadriplegic after an on-field incident in 1975 against Fitzroy.
The right way to go about a fair bump or hip and shoulder, is the way Aaron Sandilands did it to the young defender from the Adelaide Crows Phil Davis. Davis was heavily bumped in a fair contest when both players were going for the ball. Davis had to be stretchered off the ground, as he was concussed from the hit. But having said that, Davis has won my respect, not only from that bump on the weekend, but by the way he has impressed me on the field, in his 1st season of AFL Football.
Personally, I am quite happy that Aaron Sandilands got off this charge, as it would have been a blight on the game, if he had been suspended and the bump or the hip and shoulder, as we use to call it, would have been gone from the game. I hope the art of the bump doesn't die, we need it in our game, as Australian Football is a contact sport, people are fed up with rule changes and making our game softer, to please the parents and the political correct nutcases out there.
Let's not have our game violent by all means, but, let's keep our game hard and fair. Enjoy the video that I have posted, thanks from Dave Harding, who posted a blog about the bump and I agree, let's keep the bump in our game and no more BLOODY RULE CHANGES!
AFL Video - AFL Hard Bumps and Hits.
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