2 J.Akermanis (BRI)
1 D.Bradshaw (BRI)
An undermanned West Coast were handed a sound thrashing by the hometown Lions, who ran up their highest ever score against the Eagles on the back of 7 goals from Daniel Bradshaw. In the absence of Scott Cummings, Ryan Turnbull kicked a career-high 4 goals and Glen Jakovich had 29 disposals from defence.
Summary[]
| 1/4 time | 1/2 time | 3/4 time | Final | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane | 5.5.29 | 12.7.79 | 19.8.122 | 27.11.173 | ||||
| West Coast | 5.4.34 | 6.8.44 | 11.9.75 | 13.11.89 |
Goals: Turnbull 4, Metropolis 2, Donnelly, Embley, Fletcher, Gardiner, Haynes, Morrison, Read
Best: Jakovich, Gardiner, Wooden, Kemp, Rintoul
Injuries: McIntosh (knee)
Milestones: Metropolis 100th game, Morrison 100th game, Antonowicz AFL debut, Haynes AFL debut, Holmes final appearance
Records: Brisbane highest score vs WCE
Named sides[]
| West Coast | Brisbane | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B: | 8.Metropolis | 11.McIntosh | 36.Read | B: | 12.Akermanis | 23.Leppitsch | 31.Heuskes |
| HB: | 17.McKenna | 27.Jakovich | 6.Banfield | HB: | 22.C.Scott | 33.White | 44.Lappin |
| C: | 18.Jones | 2.Kemp | 42.Rintoul | C: | 10.Ashcroft | 3.M.Voss | 32.Hart |
| HF: | 13.Wooden | 50.Turnbull | 37.Williams | HF: | 6.Power | 11.Lynch | 4.McRae |
| F: | 32.Embley | 29.Donnelly | 33.Ph.Matera | F: | 7.Molloy | 36.Bradshaw | 2.Johnson |
| R: | 19.Gardiner | 5.Morrison | 10.Braun | R: | 43.McDonald | 20.Black | 18.Lambert |
| I: | 35.Crabb | 41.Fletcher | 23.Glass | I: | 26.Bolton | 1.Champion | 15.Lawrence |
| 22.Stone | 13.B.Voss | ||||||
| E: | 4.Antonowicz | 38.Haynes | 25.Holmes | E: | 21.Cupido | 45.Knobel | 17.Martin |
In: Stone, Crabb, Embley, Fletcher
Out: Pe.Matera (calf), Gehrig (knee), Cummings (thigh), Chambers
Late changes: (WCE) Antonowicz, Haynes, Holmes for McKenna (back), Banfield (thigh), Ph.Matera (ill); (BRI) Cupido for Black
New: David Antonowicz (Western Jets), David Haynes (Geelong Falcons)
From the papers[]
The Sunday Age[]
"The rot began to set in during the second term when Brisbane booted seven goals to one to open up a 35-point buffer which had everyone anticipating a rout.
But the charge was briefly halted by a four-goal burst from West Coast which got the Eagles to within 17 points before the Lions went on a rampage reminiscent of their 100-point rout of the Eagles last season.
The Lions responded to that burst by slamming on six of the next seven goals to open up an unassailable 47-point lead as the teams went to the last break.
It was a stroll for the Lions from there. They scored at will in a one-sided final term, finishing with 12 separate goalkickers."[1]
WAFL[]
Round 10 (3-5 June)
Peel (Hill) vs Subiaco
West Perth (S.Duckworth) vs East Perth (Chambers, O'Brien, Munro, Cox)
East Fremantle (Bennett, Green) vs South Fremantle (Gaspar)
Bye: Perth, Swan Districts, Claremont
Injury list[]
In the leadup to the match the following players were listed as injured or unavailable:[2]
| Player | Injury | Expected return | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lewis | Retired | Season | ||||
| Wirrpanda | Foot | 4 weeks | ||||
| Pe.Matera | Calf | 3 weeks | ||||
| Symmons | Shoulder | 2 weeks | ||||
| Gehrig | Knee | 1-2 weeks | ||||
| White | Knee | 1 week | ||||
| Cousins | Ankle | Test | ||||
| Cummings | Knee | Test | ||||
| Turnbull | Knee | Test | ||||
| Bellotti | Groin | TBA | (not on official list) | |||
| McKenna | Back | TBA | (not on official list) |
References[]
http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/2000/181920000603.html
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