http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/ Sydney Swans Fan Forum | Up-to-date news | Statistics | Player Information | Club Information | History | RWO Wiki | Reserves | en Tue, 21 May 2013 07:10:42 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/images/misc/rss.png http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/ http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36129-Show-Us-Your-Tips-Round-7?goto=newpost Tue, 21 May 2013 06:06:55 GMT Due to the upgrade taking longer than expected, and then problems experienced by several users in being able to enter posts, many of you were unable... Due to the upgrade taking longer than expected, and then problems experienced by several users in being able to enter posts, many of you were unable to post in the thread. Accordingly, I've applied the average rule for the round - everyone gets a score of 4, which is the average (rounded to the nearest whole number) of those who were able to tip.

The tipping ladder is now:
Postie - 29 (4)
Norris Lurker - 28 (4)
NorthShoreAngel - 28 (4)
ShortHalfHead - 28 (4)
bomber-princess – 28 (4)
snow leopard - 27 (4)
felix - 26 (4)
justabaraker - 26 (4)
Jupiter - 25 (4)
tara - 25 (4)
unconfuseme - 24 (4)
Benchwarmer - 22 (4)
Johno74 - 21 (4)
BeeEmmAre - 21 (4)
Ken Oath - 17 (4)


This week's matches:
Sydney University v North Shore (Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Sat 2:10pm)
UTS v Campbelltown (Waverley Oval, Sat 2:10pm)
Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills Eagles (Mike Kenny Oval, Sat 3:30pm)
Western Suburbs v UNSW-ES (Henson Park, Sat 6:30pm)
Balmain v Illawarra (Henson Park, Sun 2:10pm)
Manly-Warringah v St George (Weldon Oval, Sun 2:30pm)


My tips:
North Shore
UTS
Pennant Hills
UNSW-ES
Balmain
Manly ]]> NSW/ACT Footy Norris Lurker http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36129-Show-Us-Your-Tips-Round-7 http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36128-RWO-Game-Day-Thread-Round-7-8-May-25-26?goto=newpost Tue, 21 May 2013 05:58:33 GMT Any fixture changes and match discussion to be posted here. *FIXTURES 25th – 26th MAY 2013 Saturday 25th May* Adcock Park 25/05/2013 13:00... Any fixture changes and match discussion to be posted here.

FIXTURES 25th – 26th MAY 2013

Saturday 25th May

Adcock Park
25/05/2013 13:00 Gosford Wildcats v Randwick City Saints Division Three

Bensons Lane
25/05/2013 13:00 Nor-West Jets v Macquarie University Division Three

Blacktown ISP No 2
25/05/2013 09:00 Blacktown Magic v Penrith Rams Division Five
25/05/2013 11:00 Blacktown Magic v Penrith Rams Division Three

Fairfax Reserve
25/05/2013 12:00 Macarthur Giants v Illawarra Lions Under 18 Division One
25/05/2013 14:10 Camden Cats v Sydney University Division Two

Gipps Rd Oval
25/05/2013 08:30 Holroyd Parramatta v Camden Cats Division Five
25/05/2013 10:30 Holroyd Parramatta v Moorebank Magpies Division Four
25/05/2013 12:30 Holroyd Parramatta v Penrith Rams Under 18 Division Two
25/05/2013 14:30 Holroyd Parramatta v Penrith Rams Division One

Gwawley Oval
25/05/2013 11:00 Southern Power v Sydney University Division Five
25/05/2013 13:00 Southern Power v Sydney University Division Three

Henson Park
25/05/2013 12:30 Western Suburbs Magpies v UNSW/ES Bulldogs Under 18 Division One
25/05/2013 14:30 Western Wolves v UNSW/ES Stingrays Women Division One
25/05/2013 16:30 Western Suburbs Magpies v UNSW/ES Bulldogs Division Two
25/05/2013 18:30 Western Suburbs Magpies v UNSW/ES Bulldogs Premier Division

Mahoney Park
25/05/2013 14:00 Balmain Dockers v Newtown Breakaways Women Division One

Mike Kenny Oval (Greenway Park)
25/05/2013 09:30 Pennant Hills Demons v Sydney Hills Eagles Under 18 Division One
25/05/2013 11:30 Pennant Hills Demons v Sydney Hills Eagles Division Four
25/05/2013 13:30 Pennant Hills Demons v Sydney Hills Eagles Division One
25/05/2013 15:30 Pennant Hills Demons v Sydney Hills Eagles Premier Division

Mona Park
25/05/2013 10:00 Auburn Tigers v Macquarie University Women Division Two
25/05/2013 14:10 Auburn Tigers v Manly Warringah Wolves Division Two

North Dalton Park
25/05/2013 10:00 Wollongong Saints v Sydney University Women Division One

Sydney Uni No 1 Oval
25/05/2013 14:10 Sydney University v North Shore Bombers Premier Division
25/05/2013 16:45 Sydney University v North Shore Bombers Under 18 Division One

Trumper Park
25/05/2013 08:30 UTS Shamrocks v Randwick City Angels Women Division Two
25/05/2013 10:30 UTS Bats v Randwick City Saints Division Five
25/05/2013 12:30 UTS Bats v Sydney University Division Four
25/05/2013 14:30 UTS Bats v Moorebank Magpies (Alternate Jumper) Division Two

University Oval (Macquarie University)
25/05/2013 14:00 Macquarie University v Manly Warringah Wolves Division Four
25/05/2013 16:00 Macquarie University v Manly Warringah Wolves Under 18 Division Two

Village Green
25/05/2013 10:00 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v Moorebank Magpies Division Five
25/05/2013 12:00 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v North Shore Bombers Division Four
25/05/2013 14:10 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v North Shore Bombers Division One

Waverley Oval
25/05/2013 12:00 UTS Bats v Macquarie University Division One
25/05/2013 14:10 UTS Bats v Campbelltown Blues (White Jumper) Premier Division


Sunday 26th May

Gwawley Oval
26/05/2013 10:00 Southern Power v Penrith Ramettes Women Division Two
26/05/2013 12:00 Southern Power v St George Dragons Under 18 Division One
26/05/2013 14:10 Southern Power v St George Dragons Division One

Henson Park
26/05/2013 10:00 Balmain Dockers v Moorebank Magpies Under 18 Division Two
26/05/2013 12:00 Balmain Dockers v Illawarra Lions Division Two
26/05/2013 14:10 Balmain Dockers v Illawarra Lions Premier Division MOTW

Picken Oval
26/05/2013 12:00 Western Suburbs Magpies (White Jumper) v Campbelltown Blues Division Three

Weldon Oval
26/05/2013 14:30 Manly Warringah Wolves v St George Dragons Premier Division

Bye
Randwick City Under 18 Division Two
St Ignatius, Riverview Under 18 Division One ]]> NSW/ACT Footy Norris Lurker http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36128-RWO-Game-Day-Thread-Round-7-8-May-25-26 http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36127-Personal-Best-Eddie-Betts-Top-10-Indigenous-AFL-Players?goto=newpost Tue, 21 May 2013 02:56:09 GMT No real surprise here. Strange to see Mcloud so low!

]]> RWO Swans Chat Panttz http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36127-Personal-Best-Eddie-Betts-Top-10-Indigenous-AFL-Players http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36126-Trouble-posting-Clear-your-Cache-and-or-Cookies?goto=newpost Mon, 20 May 2013 21:42:10 GMT How to Clear Your Browser's Cache (with screenshots) - wikiHow ]]> RWO Swans Chat ScottH http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36126-Trouble-posting-Clear-your-Cache-and-or-Cookies http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36125-Collingwood-game-seating-question?goto=newpost Mon, 20 May 2013 12:44:27 GMT Am trying to buy a ticket. Which end is the Swans' end? In the Great Southern? ]]> RWO Swans Chat liz http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36125-Collingwood-game-seating-question http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36123-Pie-Jokes-2013?goto=newpost Mon, 20 May 2013 05:02:17 GMT That time of the footy season again ... Collingwood Computer Terms: DIGITAL - The art of counting on your fingers HACKER - Uncle Reg after 32... That time of the footy season again ...

Collingwood Computer Terms:

DIGITAL - The art of counting on your fingers
HACKER - Uncle Reg after 32 years of smoking
HARDCOPY - Picture looked at when selecting tattoos
INTERNET - Where cafeteria workers put their hair
KEYBOARD - Where you hang the keys to the ute
MEGAHERTZ - How your head feels after 17 beers
SERIAL PORT - A red wine you drink with breakfast
SUPERCONDUCTOR - Metro's Employee of the year (won by Collingwood fans the last 7 years in a row)
SCSI - What you call your week-old underwear

***

You Know You're A Pie Fan If:

None of your shirts cover your stomach.
You think loading the dishwasher means getting your wife drunk.
The resale value of your car goes up and down, depending on how much petrol it has in it.
You take a load to the tip and bring back more than you took.
You've been married three times and still have the same in-laws.
You wonder how service stations keep their rest rooms so clean.
Your stereo speakers used to belong to the Coburg Drive-in Theater.
The Salvation Army declines your donated mattress.

Please add yours ... ]]> RWO Swans Chat Matimbo http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36123-Pie-Jokes-2013 http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36122-MauriceRioli?goto=newpost Sun, 19 May 2013 23:06:57 GMT I have just read in a book called 'Great Australian Football Stories' that Maurice Rioli was nearly a Swan. Apparently he came up to Sydney (stayed in Kings Cross) for eight weeks and was in a court battle with the VFL for a clearance for 'restraint of trade'. He won that battle but by then Tom Hafey had signed Greg Williams, Bernard Toohey and David Bolton and therefore no room in the salary cap for Maurice. Interesting reading. ]]> General Footy Chat YvonneH http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36122-MauriceRioli http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36121-Sydney-AFL-Round-6-2013?goto=newpost Sun, 19 May 2013 13:08:50 GMT
Article and...]]> SYDNEY AFL ROUND 6 2013
Article and Photos by Michael Shillito

We’ve now finished round 6, already a third of the way through the home & away season. In an unexpected development, the competition newcomers, Manly, find themselves outright top of the ladder; the only undefeated team.

The only other team that had been unbeaten, North Shore, tasted defeat for the first time on Saturday evening; going down to UTS in a thrilling game of switching momentum at Gore Hill Oval in a game that would show the value of accurate kicking for goal.
2013 hadn’t gone to plan for the Bats. In their third season in Premier Division, and fancying their chances of making the finals for the first time, they’d had a nightmare draw at the start of the season and found themselves with just one win for their first five games.
The first quarter was a shootout, goal for goal. Four goals apiece, and with the Bats scoring two goals to one to start the second term; the game had eleven scoring shots with no behinds for either team.
In the lead-up to half time, the Bats managed another two goals. But the Bombers’ goal-kicking radar would let them down in the latter stages of the second term, as they would score five behinds before the siren sounded for half time with the Bats 13 points ahead.

By the second half, day had turned into night; and to the relief of everyone, there were no problems with the lights this time. And there were no problems either with the Bats’ goalkicking in the first minute of the third term, as Tom Steinfort went long from the 50 metre line and slammed the ball through for the Bats’ ninth goal.
Nineteen points ahead, the Bats tightened the game up; and for the next 20 minutes the ball barely entered either team’s 50 metre lines. There was a lot of chipping the ball around, plenty of tackling, and the ball being thrown in by the boundary umpires numerous times. A contrast to the free-flowing first quarter, it was now accountable football.
As the clock ticked into time-on, a free kick to Jack Davis broke the deadlock. And then Dale Fitzgerald, gathering the ball on the run on centre wing, powered forward and threw the ball onto his boot, driving it long through the big sticks to cut the margin to six points at the last change. And in the opening minute of the final quarter, a mark and goal by Danny Roberts levelled the scores.
Jason Harry gave the Bombers the lead, but the Bats quickly hit back. Sam Chadwick and a double by Scott Tregoning, bringing his tally to four for the day, put the Bats two goals ahead.
A behind for the Bombers put the margin back to eleven points. And then captain Ron Wason stood up, eluding his opponent as he ran forward to be the only player within 20 metres, taking the ball unopposed and slamming it through to get the margin within a kick as the clock ticked past the 20 minute mark.
The Bats were visibly tiring, but hanging on for dear life as the Bombers threw everything at them in the final minutes. And scooping up the ball from a boundary throw-in, a shot at goal that would have given the Bombers the lead sailed agonisingly wide. Then some ball-ups, some tackles and the final siren sounded. The Bats had hung on.
It was a case of history repeating. Last year, the Bats knocked off the Bombers by a point at Gore Hill. And again this time, they’d held the Bombers out to get up in a thriller. Despite the Bombers having had more scoring shots, and probably more of the ball around the ground, the Bats had made better use of the opportunities they were able to get to finish with an amazing scoreline of 12.1; which was just good enough to get over the line.
Scott Tregoning finished with four goals for the Bats; while Justin Kenna, David Lavender and Andrew Morley were among their best. For the Bombers, Danny Roberts finished with four goals and along with Tom McMahon and Daniel Schacher were key contributors.

Manly maintained their unbeaten status in 2013 at Monarch Oval, but the Wolves were made to fight all the way by a persistent Campbelltown side before taking the game by 26 points in a low-scoring encounter.
The game started as a tight and evenly-contested clash, as the Blues kept themselves in the hunt and found the answering goals to be within six points of the Wolves at the first change. The Wolves got two goals to one in the second term, as the Blues strugged to find scoring chances but worked hard to deny the Wolves any opportunity of kicking away.
The margin was 11 points at half time, and the third quarter was similar to the second. Although the Wolves scored two goals to one, putting the margin out to 19 points; for much of the quarter the Wolves found themselves frustrated by the persistent dogged defence of the Campbelltown side that refused to allow them to kick away.
From there the result of the game was never in doubt. The Blues struggled to create scoring chances, and were never a chance to snatch the game. The Wolves had done enough to take the points, and added three goals to two in the final term. And with the win, combined with the result at Gore Hill, the Wolves are now outright top of the ladder; their debut season in Premier Division going far better than even the staunchest Manly optimist could ever have imagined.
Calum Johnston, Harrison Koch and Angus Buncle were among Manly’s best; while for the Blues, Matt Edwins, Kyle Sommerville and Bryce Joynson continued to work hard all day.

Illawarra have never beaten Pennant Hills; and when the two sides faced off at Mike Kenny Oval on Saturday afternoon, it didn’t take long for it to be clear that there would be no change in that record.
From the start, the Demons burst out of the blocks. Clearing the ball from the centre breaks with regularity and finding plenty of options on the forward line, the red-hot Demons left the Lions behind from the start. The first quarter, a marathon shootout, saw the Demons face minimal opposition as they scored a whopping 13 goals to three; already 66 points ahead quarter time.
Statisticians were reaching for their record books, looking to find examples of such complete dominance. And the second term followed a similar theme, with the Demons scoring nine goals to one for the quarter. With a score of 142 on the board at half time, and a lead of 117 points, the Demons would have had every right to sing the song in the rooms during the break.
With the game well and truly won, the scoring slowed down in the third quarter as the Lion defenders at least put up some resistance. But the Demons were still able to score another six unanswered goals. Early in the last quarter, the Demons brought up the double-century; and with eight goals to two for the quarter, a day of dominance was complete.
The final margin was 197 points, a massive result that will give the Demons the edge in the search for ladder positions later in the season as they now have an imposing percentage. Luke Bilbe finished with nine goals; Ranga Ediriwickrama, Nick Campbell and Damian Dell’Aquila four apiece, and a total of 14 Demon players getting on the goal-scoring list.
Bilbe, Alex Goodall and Dell’Aquila were the Demons’ best; but there were few Demons who weren’t in complete control of their game throughout the day. On a dirty day for the Lions, Ken Ewen-Chappell, Nathan Wright and Thomas Green kept trying hard all day.

A twilight game at Bruce Purser saw UNSW-ES turn on their best form to defeat Sydney Hills Eagles by 97 points, leaving the Eagles still yet to win a game in 2013.
A run of four goals to one in the opening term saw the Bulldogs open up a 22-point lead. But they hit their straps in the second term, leaving the Eagles chasing them down as they ran through a five-goal quarter to lead by 49 points at the long break.
The Eagles, only able to score one goal per quarter, never looked a chance to work their way back into the contest; and the Bulldogs were never placed under any form of sustained pressure. Four goals in the third term and five in the last saw the margin double in the second half; only just short of the three-figure margin.
The Bulldogs had put in a solid four-quarter effort, and their defence was sensational as they denied the Eagle forwards from inflicting any scoreboard pressure at all. The Eagles, well short of full strength, found the evening a struggle; and their search for their first win of 2013 will have to wait another week.
Tom Williamson kicked four goals for the Bulldogs; while Josh Parmenter, Tom Heath and Peter Kefalas picked up plenty of the ball. For the Eagles, the experienced trio of Gus Seebeck, Trent Baker and Ryan Fitton continued to work hard.

Another twilight game was played at Sydney Uni No 1, and it was the Students who would prevail against Wests with a 33-point victory.
The first quarter was evenly contested around the ground, with both sides making six scoring shots; but the Students made better use of theirs to lead by 10 points at the first change. It was a battle between two sides looking for a win to stay in the top five, and the arm wrestle continued in the second term. The quarter saw three goals apiece, with the Students eight points to the good at half time.
The Students took the upper hand in the third term, as they threatened to get out to a match-winning lead; but the Magpies were a tough opponent and weren’t going to give up easily. The Students managed three goals to two for the quarter, leading by 18 points at the last change. And although the Magpies continued to persevere though the last quarter, and managed three goals; the strains of playing catch-up football took its toll as the Students kicked away late to record six for the quarter.
Dominic Vincent, Callum Kennedy and Jethro Braico were best for the Students, who retain their position in the top five. For the Magpies, Matt Eurell scored four goals, while Marcus Linsen, Kyall Walford and Brenton Mumme were key contributors. But the loss was the Magpies’ third on the trot, seeing them fall out of the top five.

St George, on the back of a four-game winning streak, entered the top five for the first time in 2013 when they were 61 points too good for Balmain at Henson Park on Sunday afternoon.
The foundations for the win were laid in the first quarter, as the Dragons raced out of the blocks with a six goals to one opening term to lead by 32 points at quarter time. And they would maintain that solid form in the second quarter, five goals to one extending the margin to 57 points at half time.
With the game safely won, the second half was a more even contest; and had it not been for some wasteful finishing in front of goal, the Dockers could have reduced their losing margin. But instead the Dockers kicked 12 behinds in the final term, and although they won the last quarter, they still finished up with another heavy defeat.
David Lycakis and Nick Ryan scored four goals apiece for the Dragons; while Blake Guthrie, Ben Hodgson and Paul Sain were prominent around the ground. For the Dockers, Kristian Ericson, Jerome Farrell and Harry Jenkins were among their best.

So at the conclusion of the round, Manly find themselves in outright top of the table. North Shore and UNSW-ES are a game behind the Wolves; while Sydney Uni and St George round out the top five.


University of Technology 4.0 8.0 9.0 12.1 (73)
North Shore 4.0 5.5 7.6 10.9 (69)
Goals : UTS – S Tregoning 4, S Chadwick 2, M Puhle 2, M Atkinson, L Lamont, T Steinfort, T Zilm. North Shore – D Roberts 4, J Davis 2, R Wason, D Fitzgerald, L Clancy, J Harry.
Best : UTS – J Kenna, D Lavender, A Morley, J Spragg, H Whiting, T Zilm. North Shore – T McMahon, D Roberts, D Schacher, R Wason, J Davis, J Shattock.
Umpires – C Fletcher, J Stokes, J Bailey.
At Gore Hill Oval, Saturday 18th May 2013.

Manly-Warringah 3.1 5.4 7.6 10.7 (67)
Campbelltown 2.1 3.5 4.5 6.5 (41)
Goals : Manly – J Lambe 3, G Smith 2, A Robertson 2, R Hart, J Hunter, C Pridgeon. Campbelltown – M Withers, H Sherwood, C Desmond, M Edwins, J Bottin-Noonan, J Peni.
Best : Manly – C Johnston, H Koch, A Buncle, G Smith, E Burke, J Lambe. Campbelltown – M Edwins, K Sommerville, B Joynson, M Withers, P Green, H Sherwood.
Umpires – M Peck, J Bawden, P Barron.
At Monarch Oval, Saturday 18th May 2013.

Pennant Hills 13.6 22.10 28.17 36.22 (238)
Illawarra 3.0 4.1 4.2 6.5 (41)
Goals : Pennant Hills – L Bilbe 9, R Ediriwickrama 4, N Campbell 4, D Dell’Aquila 4, M Carey 3, T Edmonds 2, T Widmer 2, T Wales 2, A Goodall, A Crisfield, T Angel, A Richardson, B Jack, K Wright. Illawarra – J David-Wright, Z Swander, D Koop, W Cook, L Rutter, D Nolen.
Best : Pennant Hills – L Bilbe, A Goodall, D Dell’Aquila, A Crisfield, N Campbell, S Widmer. Illawarra – K Ewen-Chappell, N Wright, T Green, J Roebuck, D Nolen, L Rutter.
Umpires – A Kittel, W Macarthur, L Hall.
At Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 18th May 2013.

Uni NSW-Eastern Suburbs 4.5 9.8 13.12 18.17 (125)
Sydney Hills Eagles 1.1 2.1 3.3 4.4 (28)
Goals : UNSW-ES – T Williamson 4, H Mason 3, J Kiel 2, J Parmenter 2, R Troon 2, P Kefalas, M Somes, J McAnespie, J McKinlay, M Collett. Sydney Hills – A Sneddon 2, J Battistella, M Stevens.
Best : UNSW-ES – J Parmenter, T Heath, P Kefalas, M Rawlinson, R Plant, H Nichols. Sydney Hills – G Seebeck, T Baker, R Fitton, A Drinkwater, C Arndt, D Fender.
Umpires – S Baker, F Kalayzich, S Streat.
At Bruce Purcer Reserve, Saturday 18th May 2013.

Sydney University 4.2 7.3 10.7 16.8 (104)
Western Suburbs 2.4 5.7 7.7 10.11 (71)
Goals : Sydney Uni – B Taha 3, G Robbie 3, G Smith 2, J Howard 2, J Caspersonn, R Avis-Foster, D Vincent, J Braico, B Fitzpatrick, A O’Dea. Wests – M Eurell 4, P Wilmot, K Walford, B Wilson, R Miller, P Maxwell, J O’Neil.
Best : Sydney Uni – D Vincent, C Kennedy, J Braico, G Robbie, B Taha, J Swarts. Wests – M Linsen, K Walford, B Mumme, Y Milligan-Saville, S Lear, S Hudson.
Umpires – S Parkinson, L Mcdonald, G Glassford.
At Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Saturday 18th May 2013.

St George 6.3 11.7 15.12 18.14 (122)
Balmain 1.1 2.4 4.7 7.19 (61)
Goals : St George – D Lycakis 4, N Ryan 4, B Jones 3, A Wynn 2, P Sain 2, D Napper 2, B Guthrie. Balmain – L Conway 2, A Cottrell, D Brian, S Lee-Steere, W Blackburne, B Plug.
Best : St George – B Guthrie, B Hodgson, P Sain, A Sharp, M Milner, J Mudge. Balmain – K Ericson, J Farrell, H Jenkins, S Lee-Steere, M Round, S Bowen.
Umpires – M Geddes, L Mcdonald, L Turner.
At Henson Park, Sunday 19th May 2013.

Play Won Draw Lost For Agnst Pts %age Strk Manly 6 6 0 0 534 316 24 168.99 W6 North Shore 6 5 0 1 611 382 20 159.95 L1 UNSW-ES 6 5 0 1 560 406 20 137.93 W2 Sydney Uni 6 4 0 2 560 463 16 120.95 W2 St George 6 4 0 2 500 454 16 110.13 W4 Pennant Hills 6 3 0 3 644 381 12 169.03 W1 Western Suburbs 6 3 0 3 637 489 12 130.27 L3 UTS 6 3 0 3 492 514 12 95.72 W2 Campbelltown 6 2 0 4 442 480 8 92.08 L2 Balmain 6 1 0 5 432 746 4 57.91 L3 Illawarra 6 0 0 6 346 689 0 50.22 L6 Sydney Hills 6 0 0 6 325 763 0 42.60 L6

Black - Confirmed finalists
Green - Currently in a finals position, but not yet guaranteed a place in the finals
Blue - Not currently in a finals position, but still a chance to qualify
Purple - Will not be competing in the finals
Red - Wooden spoon, probable relegation

Division One:
Southern Power 12.7 (79) d Pennant Hills 5.3 (33)
UTS 8.13 (61) d North Shore 7.6 (48)
Penrith 19.6 (120) d St George 5.7 (37)
Holroyd-Parramatta 8.11 (59) d Macquarie Uni 8.5 (53)
UNSW-ES 17.12 (114) d Sydney Hills 4.7 (31)
Ladder – Southern Power (20, 162.18%), Holroyd-Parramatta (16, 153.17%), Macquarie Uni (16, 140.45%), UTS (16, 118.79%), UNSW-ES (16, 112.44%), St George (16, 88.15%), Penrith (12, 127.58%), North Shore (4, 74.88%), Pennant Hills (4, 58.54%), Sydney Hills (0, 40.48%).

Division Two:
Western Suburbs 8.10 (58) d Sydney Uni 7.15 (57)
UTS 19.7 (121) d Auburn 5.9 (39)
Moorebank 13.4 (82) d Manly 7.5 (47)
Camden 12.13 (85) d Balmain 7.10 (52)
UNSW-ES d Illawarra – forfeit
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Wests (100, 232.25%), Sydney Uni (83.33, 382.05%), Manly (83.33, 151.30%), Camden (71.43, 165.66%), Moorebank (66.67, 166.67%), UNSW-ES (57.14, 116.86%), UTS (42.86, 134.95%), Illawarra (14.29, 36.64%), Balmain (0, 26.67%), Auburn (0, 22.41%).

Division Three:
Gosford 9.13 (67) d Penrith 6.10 (46)
NorWest 17.16 (118) d Campbelltown 3.2 (20)
Randwick City 25.17 (167) d Macquarie Uni 4.1 (25)
Blacktown 14.7 (91) d Southern Power 4.7 (31)
Western Suburbs 9.16 (70) d Sydney Uni 4.3 (27)
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Sydney Uni (85.71, 172.70%), Blacktown (83.33, 302.07%), Gosford (66.67, 129.45%), Randwick City (57.14, 137.47%), NorWest (57.14, 131.93%), Wests (57.14, 101.27%), Macquarie Uni (33.33, 45.69%), Penrith (28.57, 88.30%), Southern Power (28.57, 79.96%), Campbelltown (0, 18.70%).

Division Four:
Pennant Hills 13.11 (89) d Macquarie Uni 1.7 (13)
Sydney Hills 12.12 (84) d Manly 7.9 (51)
Sydney Uni 9.14 (68) d Holroyd-Parramatta 4.4 (28)
Moorebank 13.7 (85) d UNSW-ES 10.6 (66)
UTS 18.18 (126) d North Shore 3.2 (20)
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Moorebank (100, 189.60%), Sydney Uni (83.33, 240.49%), UTS (83.33, 205.43%), UNSW-ES (66.67, 128.61%), Sydney Hills (57.14, 98.19%), Pennant Hills (50, 84.91%), Holroyd-Parramatta (33.33, 89.74%), Manly (16.67, 63.16%), North Shore (14.29, 40.13%), Macquarie Uni (0, 33.84%).

Division Five:
Sydney Uni 15.22 (112) d Holroyd-Parramatta 3.5 (23)
Penrith 15.16 (106) d Moorebank 2.3 (15)
Randwick City 17.12 (114) d Camden 10.3 (63)
UTS 13.17 (95) d Southern Power 8.11 (59)
UNSW-ES 10.9 (69) d Blacktown 7.10 (52)
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Randwick City (100, 211.58%), Camden (83.33, 298.61%), UTS (83.33, 138.96%), Sydney Uni (66.67, 188.73%), Holroyd-Parramatta (50, 72.41%), Southern Power (33.33, 80.19%), Blacktown (33.33, 74.01%), UNSW-ES (33.33, 68.02%), Penrith (16.67, 69.01%), Moorebank (0, 27.99%).

Under 18s One:
North Shore 17.11 (113) d Southern Power 6.7 (43)
St Ignatius Riverview 16.12 (108) d Macarthur Giants 8.2 (50)
UNSW-ES 14.13 (97) d Sydney Hills 7.5 (47)
Pennant Hills 11.6 (72) d Illawarra 5.5 (35)
Sydney Uni 16.12 (108) d Western Suburbs 7.3 (45)
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Pennant Hills (100, 260.78%), UNSW-ES (80, 171.68%), Sydney Uni (80, 167.49%), North Shore (60, 179.82%), St George (60, 90.50%), Illawarra (50, 146.28%), Riverview (50, 90.47%), Sydney Hills (33.33, 103.76%), Wests (33.33, 67.37%), Southern Power (16.67, 47.93%), Macarthur (0, 24.04%).

Under 18s Two:
Holroyd-Parramatta 12.9 (81) d Macquarie Uni 6.8 (44)
Manly 10.7 (67) d Moorebank 4.8 (32)
Balmain d Randwick City – forfeit
Ladder (Match Ratio) – Holroyd-Parramatta (100, 288.61%), Manly (80, 253.55%), Macquarie Uni (75, 220.38%), Penrith (50, 92.69%), Moorebank (40, 95.99%), Balmain (25, 88.24%), Sydney Hills (0, 17.00%), Randwick City (0, 0.00%).
NOTE – Sydney Hills Eagles have withdrawn from Under 18s Two competition.

Women Div One:
UNSW-ES 5.4 (34) d Sydney Uni 3.10 (28)
Western Wolves 10.11 (71) d Newtown 0.6 (6)
Balmain 21.18 (144) d Wollongong 1.1 (7)
Ladder – Balmain (20, 443.43%), UNSW-ES (16, 196.03%), Sydney Uni (12, 248.70%), Western Wolves (8, 80.71%), Newtown (4, 36.18%), Wollongong (0, 19.03%).

Women Div Two:
Penrith 9.9 (63) d UTS 4.2 (26)
Auburn 5.12 (42) d Randwick City 4.6 (30)
Macquarie Uni 8.14 (62) d Southern Power 2.1 (13)
Ladder – Macquarie Uni (20, 3100.00%), Southern Power (16, 249.00%), Penrith (12, 86.19%), UTS (8, 58.91%), Auburn (4, 35.38%), Randwick City (0, 14.63%).


NEXT WEEK’S FIXTURES (Lurker’s Kiss of Death in bold):

Premier Division:
Saturday 25th May
Sydney Uni No 1 Oval – Sydney Uni v North Shore (2:10pm)
Waverley Oval – UTS v Campbelltown (2:10pm)
Mike Kenny Oval – Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills (3:30pm)
Henson Park – Western Suburbs v UNSW-ES (6:30pm)
Sunday 26th May
Henson Park – Balmain v Illawarra (2:10pm)
Weldon Oval – Manly v St George (2:30pm)

Division One:
Saturday 25th May
Waverley Oval – UTS v Macquarie Uni (12pm)
Mike Kenny Oval – Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills (1:30pm)
Village Green – UNSW-ES v North Shore (2:10pm)
Gipps Rd Oval – Holroyd-Parramatta v Penrith (2:30pm)
Sunday 26th May
Gwawley Oval – Southern Power v St George (2:10pm)

Division Two:
Saturday 25th May
Fairfax Reserve – Camden v Sydney Uni (2:10pm)
Mona Park – Auburn v Manly (2:10pm)
Trumper Park – UTS v Moorebank (2:30pm)
Henson Park – Western Suburbs v UNSW-ES (4:30pm)
Sunday 26th May
Henson Park – Balmain v Illawarra (12pm)

Division Three:
Saturday 25th May
Blacktown ISP No 2 – Blacktown v Penrith (11am)
Adcock Park – Gosford v Randwick City (1pm)
Bensons Lane – NorWest v Macquarie Uni (1pm)
Gwawley Oval – Southern Power v Sydney Uni (1pm)
Sunday 26th May
Picken Oval – Western Suburbs v Campbelltown (12pm)

Division Four:
Saturday 25th May
Gipps Rd Oval – Holroyd-Parramatta v Moorebank (10:30am)
Mike Kenny Oval – Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills (11:30am)
Village Green – UNSW-ES v North Shore (12pm)
Trumper Park –UTS v Sydney Uni (12:30pm)
Macquarie Uni Oval – Macquarie Uni v Manly (2pm)

Division Five:
Saturday 25th May
Gipps Rd Oval – Holroyd-Parramatta v Camden (8:30am)
Blacktown ISP No 2 - Blacktown v Penrith (9am)
Village Green – UNSW-ES v Moorebank (10am)
Trumper Park – UTS v Randwick City (10:30am)
Gwawley Oval – Southern Power v Sydney Uni (11am)

Under 18s One:
Saturday 25th May
Mike Kenny Oval – Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills (9:30am)
Fairfax Reserve – Macarthur Giants v Illawarra (12pm)
Henson Park – Western Suburbs v UNSW-ES (12:30pm)
Sydney Uni No 1 – Sydney Uni v North Shore (4:45pm)
Sunday 26th May
Gwawley Oval – Southern Power v St George (12pm)
BYE – St Ignatius Riverview.

Under 18s Two:
Saturday 25th May
Gipps Rd Oval – Holroyd-Parramatta v Penrith (12:30pm)
Sunday 26th May
Henson Park – Balmain v Macquarie Uni (10am)
BYE – Randwick City, Moorebank, Manly.

Women Div One:
Saturday 25th May
North Dalton Oval – Wollongong v Sydney Uni (10am)
Mahoney Park – Balmain v Newtown (2pm)
Henson Park – Western Wolves v UNSW-ES (2:30pm)

Women Div Two:
Saturday 25th May
Trumper Park – UTS v Randwick City (8:30am)
Mona Park – Auburn v Macquarie Uni (10am)
Sunday 26th May
Gwawley Oval – Southern Power v Penrith (10am) ]]> Sydney AFL. Norris Lurker http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36121-Sydney-AFL-Round-6-2013 http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36120-Changes-for-Round-9-vs-Collingwood?goto=newpost Sun, 19 May 2013 12:10:39 GMT Out: Mummy (seems to need time to get right), Marty (depending on fitness, stays if OK) In: White (rotates between ruck and forward), Lamb... Out: Mummy (seems to need time to get right), Marty (depending on fitness, stays if OK)
In: White (rotates between ruck and forward), Lamb (replacing Walsh who goes into defence) ]]> RWO Swans Chat dimelb http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36120-Changes-for-Round-9-vs-Collingwood http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36119-incorrect-disposal?goto=newpost Sun, 19 May 2013 05:11:18 GMT Has there been a change to the rules this year regarding disposal of the ball? Players being tackled and disposing of the ball without kicking or... Has there been a change to the rules this year regarding disposal of the ball? Players being tackled and disposing of the ball without kicking or hand passing is absolutely endemic in the AFL now. I understood the rule when it was "no prior opportunity, just drop it", but dropping it has become "propel it in the direction of your team mate" and this weekend I have seen the most blatant throws go unnoticed by either umpire or commentator.

I imagine the AFL is turning a blind eye in pursuit of fewer ball-ups, but I can't stand it when rules "unofficially" change via non-enforcement or "new interpretations". I need to know when I can go spare at the ump for stuffing up :) ]]> General Footy Chat alt_mattr http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/forum/showthread.php/36119-incorrect-disposal