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Geelong v West Coast
Round 13, 1999
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Fewster takes a mark. Photo: aflphotos.com.au
Date
Sat, 26 June 1999 (2:10 PM EST)
Attendance
19,093
Result
Won by 44
Score
WCE 16.16.112 - 9.14.68 GEE
Brownlow
3 D.Wirrpanda (WCE)
2 D.Kemp (WCE)
1 B.Cousins (WCE)
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West Coast put a struggling Geelong to the sword, opening up a substantial lead by quarter-time and running out comfortable 44-point winners. Ben Cousins was hs side's best with 27 possessions and 2 goals, and Glen Jakovich had 24 disposals in the backline.

Summary[]

1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
Geelong 1.3.9 4.9.33 6.10.46 9.14.68
West Coast 6.6.42 9.9.63 13.11.89 16.16.112

Goals: Cummings 4, Ph.Matera, White 3, Cousins 2, Donnelly, Fewster, Read, Williams

Best: Cousins, White, Wirrpanda, Jakovich, Braun, Bellotti

Injuries: Pe.Matera (shin)

Named sides[]

West Coast Geelong
B: 44.Wirrpanda 11.McIntosh 8.Metropolis B: 12.Sholl 7.Graham 27.Sanderson
HB: 17.McKenna 27.Jakovich 5.Morrison HB: 21.Mansfield 17.McGrath 33.Corrigan
C: 16.Symmons 9.Cousins 30.Pe.Matera C: 29.Lowther 15.Riccardi 34.Rahilly
HF: 36.Read 26.Ball 12.White HF: 8.Burns 16.Mooney 28.Arnott
F: 10.Braun 14.Cummings 33.Ph.Matera F: 39.Milburn 26.Stoneham 19.Hall
R: 23.Fewster 2.Kemp 6.Banfield R: 6.Barnes 20.Steinfort 32.Hocking
I: 45.Bellotti 31.Jones 42.Rintoul I: 4.Snell 24.Simpson 51.Clarke
37.Williams 46.Lindsay
E: 29.Donnelly 41.Fletcher 13.Wooden E: 9.Bizzell 23.Pickering 31.Mensch

In: Ball, Symmons

Out: Gardiner (bruised buttock), Mainwaring (hamstring)

Late change: (WCE) Donnelly for Morrison (ill); (GEE) Bizzell for Milburn (hamstring)

From the papers[]

The Sunday Age[]

"The Eagles' quiet achiever Mitchell White began the carnage in the second minute with a clever snap, and his goal was followed at regular intervals by contributions from Andrew Williams, Andrew Donnelly, Ben Cousins and, finally, Phil Matera.

Given the Cats' fragile state of mind and the almost non-existent levels of confidence, that was basically that as a contest. Sure, they got within 18 points early in the second quarter, but the events that nipped the comeback in the bud were indicative of the crisis of confidence afflicting Gary Ayres' men.

First, captain Garry Hocking ran unopposed into an open goal and, after taking a bounce, aimed to handball over the top of Guy McKenna to Brenton Sanderson in the square. His handball drifted wide and bounced through for a behind.

Then, five minutes later, with the margin only 19 points, Cats' centre half-forward Jason Mooney, one of the most accurate kicks for goal in the league this year, had a set shot from 40 metres out and hit the post."[1]

WAFL[]

Round 12 (26 June)

Claremont (Wooden, Stone, Chambers, Holmes, Antonowicz, Fletcher, Hill, O'Brien, Embley, Bennett, Younie, S.Duckworth, Pearson, Taylor) vs East Fremantle

Perth vs West Perth

East Perth vs South Fremantle

Subiaco vs Swan Districts

Bye: Peel

Injury list[]

In the lead-up to the match the following players were listed as injured or unavailable:[2]

Player Injury Expected duration
Lewis Ankle 5 weeks
Mainwaring Hamstring 2 weeks
Gehrig Heel 2 weeks
Turnbull Shoulder 2 weeks
J.Duckworth Groin 2 weeks
Holmes Ankle Test
Ball Hamstring Test
Gardiner Bruised buttock Test

References[]

http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1999/091819990626.html

  1. Charles Happell, The Sunday Age (27 June 1999, p.SPORT10), "It's the eighth way to skin the Cats"
  2. The Age (23 June 1999, p.SPORT2), "AFL injury list"
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