TSL Round 8
Burnie v Nth Launceston at West Park (2pm)
Glenorchy v Clarence at KGV Park (2pm)
Lauderdale v Devonport at Bellerive Oval (2:10pm - ABC1)
Sth Launceston v Launceston at Aurora Stadium (4pm)
Nth Hobart v Hobart at Bellerive Oval (5pm)
On an absolutely freezing day (temps have dropped as low as -10C in the midlands this morning) all five matches are being staged at scattered start times.
The Dockers host the Northern Bombers at West Park, North had a TSL record score booted on them last season at this venue but should be able to turn the tables this time and get the four points over the hapless Dockers.
Last year's grand finalists Glenorchy and Clarence meet out at KGV.
The Roos are in spellbinding form whilst Glenorchy's form has deserted it completely and for some reason they've been especially poor at home.
Roos to remain undefeated.
In the ABC1 game, Devonport travel down to Bellerive to tackle bottom placed Lauderdale in an AFL Tasmania double header scheduled for Bellerive today.
Devonport have hit their straps beautifully in recent weeks after a poor start to the year and are now in fourth, Lauderdale's year just seems to be staggering along from bad to worse as nothing wants to go right.
Lauderdale will hang on for awhile in this one but the Pies should blow them away in the finish.
South Launceston host Launceston at Aurora Stadium in the 4pm game.
The Blues coming off a good win last week whilst the Dogs were smashed by Hobart at Youngtown.
Launceston should have too much experience for the young pups, but South will have a crack for a fair while.
In the night game at Bellerive, North Hobart and Hobart fans will be in for a chilly night under lights in the 5pm game.
Both sides coming off big wins the previous week and will be out to stamp some authority.
Hobart can keep climbing up the ladder while North can remain second if they take the points.
North have some key inclusions this week, Ollie Di Venuto amongst them whilst Cassidy is back for the Tigers.
A pivotal game for Hobart, the Tigers gameplan is suited to the bigger grounds rather than the short and squat TCA, and Hobart has won one match of any description at this venue (against Lauderdale) in twenty years.
I don't quite know who will win. Go Tiges!
Burnie v Nth Launceston at West Park (2pm)
Glenorchy v Clarence at KGV Park (2pm)
Lauderdale v Devonport at Bellerive Oval (2:10pm - ABC1)
Sth Launceston v Launceston at Aurora Stadium (4pm)
Nth Hobart v Hobart at Bellerive Oval (5pm)
On an absolutely freezing day (temps have dropped as low as -10C in the midlands this morning) all five matches are being staged at scattered start times.
The Dockers host the Northern Bombers at West Park, North had a TSL record score booted on them last season at this venue but should be able to turn the tables this time and get the four points over the hapless Dockers.
Last year's grand finalists Glenorchy and Clarence meet out at KGV.
The Roos are in spellbinding form whilst Glenorchy's form has deserted it completely and for some reason they've been especially poor at home.
Roos to remain undefeated.
In the ABC1 game, Devonport travel down to Bellerive to tackle bottom placed Lauderdale in an AFL Tasmania double header scheduled for Bellerive today.
Devonport have hit their straps beautifully in recent weeks after a poor start to the year and are now in fourth, Lauderdale's year just seems to be staggering along from bad to worse as nothing wants to go right.
Lauderdale will hang on for awhile in this one but the Pies should blow them away in the finish.
South Launceston host Launceston at Aurora Stadium in the 4pm game.
The Blues coming off a good win last week whilst the Dogs were smashed by Hobart at Youngtown.
Launceston should have too much experience for the young pups, but South will have a crack for a fair while.
In the night game at Bellerive, North Hobart and Hobart fans will be in for a chilly night under lights in the 5pm game.
Both sides coming off big wins the previous week and will be out to stamp some authority.
Hobart can keep climbing up the ladder while North can remain second if they take the points.
North have some key inclusions this week, Ollie Di Venuto amongst them whilst Cassidy is back for the Tigers.
A pivotal game for Hobart, the Tigers gameplan is suited to the bigger grounds rather than the short and squat TCA, and Hobart has won one match of any description at this venue (against Lauderdale) in twenty years.
I don't quite know who will win. Go Tiges!