Official GVFL thread (part 1)

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Seymour PUMPED Shepp. swans by 5-6 goals,sorry guys but i do not rate Shepp. swans at this point of proceedings. Too many of them go missing when it gets a bit tough and Tim Looby......geez a few of you blokes on here pumped him up a bit but i'll tell ya he has to be a bit better,especially after that little fracar with Jeff Anderson for those that were there :thumbsdown: .

I dont know why he would try and take on anderson. he is one massive unit. i know i wouldnt like to meet him in a dark alley way. :D :thumbsu:
 
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Seymour PUMPED Shepp. swans by 5-6 goals,sorry guys but i do not rate Shepp. swans at this point of proceedings. Too many of them go missing when it gets a bit tough and Tim Looby......geez a few of you blokes on here pumped him up a bit but i'll tell ya he has to be a bit better,especially after that little fracar with Jeff Anderson for those that were there :thumbsdown: .

Swans looked good for most of the second quarter, but lost the plot in the third. More interested in going the man and arguing with the umpires and never recovered from that two goal play early in the third. Good effort from Seymour considering they had some fairly handy footballers out of the side and Adam Reid only being on the ground for a few minutes after being crunched early on. Jim Kelly was carried off the ground late in the last in what appeared to be a bad ankle injury.
 

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Eagles soughted the cocky saints out R.O.

Gee, i had a look at the Mansfield side on the Shepp News website and thought we'd struggle a bit ... good on them.

And as for the Swans, all the money in the world can't change the culture of a club!!
 
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Laughable.

You haven't said why he is better at all. McCarty's skill, versatility, decision making and ability to do something special far outweighs Eishold, who is a one-paced, one-trick pony.

I wouldn't call Eishold a one trick pony and I wouldn't question his decision making or skill. The bloke played a fair amount of AFL footy (much more than just a handful) and whilst never quick was a pretty handy player for Melbourne. I'm pretty sure he was BOG in an elimination final against Hawthorn in 1990 for example.

Maybe McCarty has been a better GVFL player, and I suppose that's what the debate is about but I wouldn't be bagging Eishold too much. Also, Eishold's best years were spent in the AFL before heading up to Echuca.
 
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I wouldn't call Eishold a one trick pony and I wouldn't question his decision making or skill. The bloke played a fair amount of AFL footy (much more than just a handful) and whilst never quick was a pretty handy player for Melbourne. I'm pretty sure he was BOG in an elimination final against Hawthorn in 1990 for example.

Maybe McCarty has been a better GVFL player, and I suppose that's what the debate is about but I wouldn't be bagging Eishold too much. Also, Eishold's best years were spent in the AFL before heading up to Echuca.

Fair enough. I just can't stand him.
 
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Round Two

Euroa 7.1 4.5 3.2 2.1 (16.9) d Echuca 7.1 3.2 0.2 3.4 (13.9)
Goals
Euroa CRAIG BAMFORD 3, SCOTT GRAINGER 3, LUKE HYATT 2, BEN TREMELLEN 2, MARK JANSZ 1, DAVID KING 1, GUY MORPHET 1, DAMON CLARKE 1, SHANE CLAYTON 1, KLAY GIOVANNINI 1
Echuca BRADLEY SMITH 4, SEAN MURPHY 3, THOMAS MCKITTRICK 2, LUKE AGG 1, DYLAN BUTLER 1, CHRISTOPHER CASEY 1, ADRIAN DOHNT 1
Best
Euroa SCOTT WATSON, MARK CLAYTON, DAMON CLARKE, LUKE HYATT, BEN TREMELLEN, HAYDEN LAMARO
Echuca DYLAN BUTLER, COLIN DURIE, XAVIER CAMPBELL, LUKE AGG, SIMON MADDOX, ADRIAN DOHNT

Mansfield 1.3 4.1 3.0 3.3 (11.7) d. Benalla 2.1 0.3 4.3 0.2 (6.9)
Goals
Mansfield BERNARD JONES 4, WARWICK CHAPMAN 2, TRENT HOTTON 1, BRETT MAHONEY 1, JARROD MAHONEY 1, FRASER STEVENSON 1
Benalla SHAYNE MCKEAN 2, THOMAS ROCKLIFF 1, SHAUN CROXFORD 1, CHRISTOPHE DUBE 1, BEN FAHEY 1
Best
Mansfield MATT STORER, RICK SAUNDERS, TRENT HOTTON, BERNARD JONES, WARREN SMITH, CHRIS GALLAGHER
Benalla SHAYNE MCKEAN, MARK PORTER, ROWAN PRIEST, BEN FAHEY, THOMAS ROCKLIFF, RICKY JOYCE

Shepparton United 3.5 3.7 5.4 5.3 (16.19) d. Kyabram 1.1 1.1 5.1 1.1 (8.4)
Goals
Shepparton United SAM DAWES 4, DUANE HUESTON 3, MICHAEL BARLOW 2, JUSTIN DAVIES 2, BEN BLACK 1, MATT FORYS 1, GRANT MCLARTY 1, STUART SAVILLE 1, JUSTIN SUTHERLAND 1
Kyabram RYAN BUTLER 2, RYAN EMMETT 1, JOSH FINN 1, JOSHUA PELL 1, NIC CASEY 1, COREY WHEELER 1, BRADLEY MANGAN 1
Best
Shepparton United MICHAEL BARLOW, MATT FORYS, DUANE HUESTON, SEAN TENACE, SAM DAWES, JOSEPH PERKOVIC
Kyabram JOSHUA VICK, JOSH FINN, JOSHUA PELL, TIM KIRKMAN, BRADLEY MANGAN, PAUL BURNETT

Shepparton 5.5 3.2 0.2 2.3 (10.12) d. Rochester 5.1 4.2 1.2 0.2 (10.7
Shepparton CLINT DUDGEON 2, BENJAMIN KELLY 2, DANIEL MCINTYRE 1, MATTHEW MADDISON 1, ROWAN HISCOCK 1, MATTHEW CAMPBELL 1, BRENT CHAPMAN 1, CHRISTOPHER CULLINAN 1
Rochester ELLIOT BOWEN 4, ANTHONY MCPHEE 3, PHILLIP LOBB 2, DANIEL CAVALLARO 1
Best
Shepparton JEREMY O'BRIEN, GLENN JOYCE, DANIEL MCINTYRE, TYSON SAUNDERS, LUKE CHAPMAN, ANDREW TAYLOR
Rochester ELLIOT BOWEN, MICHAEL LOUGHMAN, DEAN MOON, KAHL OLIVER, BEN ANDERSON, CARL MOON

Mooroopna 4.2 5.4 6.1 1.3 (16.10) d. Tatura 4.2 0.2 2.2 2.3 (8.9)
Goals
Mooroopna BRAD CAMPBELL 6, ROBERT OSBORNE 5, SHANE HUGHAN 3, TY PARSONS 1, NICHOLAS ALOI 1
Tatura CHRISTIAN BARNETT 1, ANDREW CRAWFORD 1, BRENDEN KEAST 1, JEREMY KLEINDIENST 1, TIM LITTLE 1, PAUL NEVILLE 1
Best
Mooroopna STEVEN COX, SHAUN ROBBINS, GEOFF CONNALLY, BRAD CAMPBELL, KANE BOYER, KARL NORMAN
Tatura SHANE KAY, TIM LITTLE, ANDREW CRAWFORD, JEREMY KLEINDIENST, PAUL NEVILLE, JOSH GLEDHILL

Seymour 3.3 3.4 5.3 3.1 (14.11) d. Shepparton Swans 0.2 4.4 1.1 2.5 (7.12)
Goals
Seymour DOMINIC RUSSO 3, SHANE SCHOTTNER 3, JEFF ANDERSON 2, BRENT COLBERT 1, JAMIE KELLY 1, GUY PEMBERTON 1, BRETT SPARGO 1, EVAN MURRAY 1, PAUL SCANLON 1
Shepparton Swans LUCAS WHITE 4, MATTHEW MCCARTY 2, LEIGH KELLETT 1Best
Seymour PAUL SCANLON, LUKE STEVENSON, BRENT COLBERT, EVAN MURRAY, JEFF ANDERSON, GUY PEMBERTON
Shepparton Swans DAVID MAY, RAMADAN YZE, NATHAN BELL, BRETT WARBURTON, KANE UEBERGANG, MICHAEL HARE
 
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Had a look at the Rochy-Shep game and it was a pretty good standard, considering the conditions.

Rochy's forwards were very impressive. Bowen killed Mellington and Tank and Lobb were solid. Ash Watson left the ground early with an injury and only played about 10 minutes.

Umpiring was shocking. Shep got everything for the first half, and then they gave Rochy a golden run in the third. Rochy had plenty of chances in the last quarter to win the game, but missed 2 or 3 easy shots. Shep went forward with a couple of minutes to go and got a ridiculous free kick in front of goal. The ump gave advantage and that was the ball game. Typical Shep umpires.

Rochy should be alright this year. They have some good talls and mids. Heath Aitken, Matt Letcher, Brodie Montague, Andrew Palmer and a fit Ash Watson will improve them.
 
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Tim Kirkman in the best players for Ky bombers. Anyone know why the former Shepp Swan is playing at the bombers now?
 
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I disagree, McCarty was a better player in GV footy in my opinion.

Going back a few more years, I'd rate Robbie Miller from Rochy the best player I've seen play GV. He could play as a lairising CHB, or a blanketing full back. Was runner-up in the Morrison in '91 after missing 12 games.

did robbie ever play at Tonny? if this is the same bloke he was an outright GUN. might have played full forward?? at Tonny from memory?
 
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did robbie ever play at Tonny? if this is the same bloke he was an outright GUN. might have played full forward?? at Tonny from memory?

Nah, Rochy born and bred. Other than about 3 years in the late '90s where he played at Ainslie in Canberra, he only played country footy with Rochy. Won the Wilf Cox medal in the '92 GF and played in the '99 Premiership as well.

He finished his career as a full forward, but he was just exhilarating at CHB in his younger days. In the days they used to have a player profile in the Weekender each week, 9 out of 10 times, he would be named "best GVFL opponent".
 

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Nah, Rochy born and bred. Other than about 3 years in the late '90s where he played at Ainslie in Canberra, he only played country footy with Rochy. Won the Wilf Cox medal in the '92 GF and played in the '99 Premiership as well.

He finished his career as a full forward, but he was just exhilarating at CHB in his younger days. In the days they used to have a player profile in the Weekender each week, 9 out of 10 times, he would be named "best GVFL opponent".

I think you will find that Robbie played at Tonny at some stage.

Was also a freak cricketer. Lightning.
 
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Where do people see the Saints finishing after a few games? With McKenzie there main avenue to goal out with a hamstring could see the Saints struggle to kick more than 10 goals a game. With Macca out and Rick Symes still away off might have to play Porter at CHF to try and kick a winning score. With the draw that they have they could be looking at being 0 and 5.
 
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Had a look at the Rochy-Shep game and it was a pretty good standard, considering the conditions.

Rochy's forwards were very impressive. Bowen killed Mellington and Tank and Lobb were solid. Ash Watson left the ground early with an injury and only played about 10 minutes.

Umpiring was shocking. Shep got everything for the first half, and then they gave Rochy a golden run in the third. Rochy had plenty of chances in the last quarter to win the game, but missed 2 or 3 easy shots. Shep went forward with a couple of minutes to go and got a ridiculous free kick in front of goal. The ump gave advantage and that was the ball game. Typical Shep umpires.

Rochy should be alright this year. They have some good talls and mids. Heath Aitken, Matt Letcher, Brodie Montague, Andrew Palmer and a fit Ash Watson will improve them.

If Knight had of kicked the goal at 13 minute mark last quarter they go up 13 points. Next miss was Lobb and go up 19 points. Both misses turned into goals up Shepp end it all became a matter of what if........................... Shepp better on the day and deserved to win but agree with Rowey Rochy could go alright with a full team and much better than last year.
 
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Nah, Rochy born and bred. Other than about 3 years in the late '90s where he played at Ainslie in Canberra, he only played country footy with Rochy. Won the Wilf Cox medal in the '92 GF and played in the '99 Premiership as well.

He finished his career as a full forward, but he was just exhilarating at CHB in his younger days. In the days they used to have a player profile in the Weekender each week, 9 out of 10 times, he would be named "best GVFL opponent".


Did he ever win a Morrison?
R Miller was a superstar in the early 90's along with some other GV legends such as Toot Morgan, Jon Soloman, Rocco Bagnotto, Stephen Ash and Glenn Cole. And a fella by the surname of Stuhldrier wasn't bad either.
 
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Did he ever win a Morrison?
R Miller was a superstar in the early 90's along with some other GV legends such as Toot Morgan, Jon Soloman, Rocco Bagnotto, Stephen Ash and Glenn Cole. And a fella by the surname of Stuhldrier wasn't bad either.

Robbie was runner up in 91 and 92 in the Morrison, but never won. Such was the talent depth at Rochy in his time, he actually never won a club B&F. Made the All Australian Country team in.. '95 I think it was.
 
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Robbie was runner up in 91 and 92 in the Morrison, but never won. Such was the talent depth at Rochy in his time, he actually never won a club B&F. Made the All Australian Country team in.. '95 I think it was.

Reckon it might have been 94 same year Brad Sparks made it along with Andrew Johnston from Ky.
 
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Just come through in an email from the GVFL.

Please be advised that the Mansfield v Kyabram matches will be played at Benalla Showgrounds this coming Saturday - April 28

Due to the Mansfield oval being affected by the drought, this game has been rescheduled as the first "home" game for the 2007 season.


Disappointing for the Eagles having to forgoe the home ground advantage, but after the weekend, maybe they'll be happy to get back on the showies.
 
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If Knight had of kicked the goal at 13 minute mark last quarter they go up 13 points. Next miss was Lobb and go up 19 points. Both misses turned into goals up Shepp end it all became a matter of what if........................... Shepp better on the day and deserved to win but agree with Rowey Rochy could go alright with a full team and much better than last year.

The standard of the game was pretty good, considering the conditions. Shep looked like a pretty young team, but they played pretty well. They could suprise a few this year.
 
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