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26 NT NEWS. Friday, May 10, 2013. www.ntnews.com.au PUB: NT NEWS DATE: 10-MAY-2013 PAGE: 26 COLOR: C M Y K AFL TEAMS FREMANTLE v COLLINGWOOD PATERSONS STADIUM, TOMORROW, 7.10pm F B HF HB C C HB HF B F 9 de Boer 38 Hannath 10 Walters 21 Barlow 23 Mayne 1 Ballantyne 13 Mzungu 15 Crowley 32 Hill 5 Ibbotson 18 McPharlin 36 Silvagni 34 Spurr 3 Dawson 37 Johnson ▲ DOCKERS RUCK: Griffin (12), Mundy (16), C. Pearce (46) INT: Crozier (17), Suban (8), Duffield (41), D. Pearce (6) EMG: Sheridan (11), Smith (22), Sutcliffe (33) IN: Hill OUT: Sutcliffe 5 Maxwell 20 Reid 16 Brown 8 O’Brien 39 Shaw 9 Clarke 13 Thomas 36 Swan 22 Sidebottom 3 Macaffer 21 Lynch 19 Elliott 41 Dwyer 32 Cloke 27 Kennedy ▼ MAGPIES RUCK: Jolly (18), Pendlebury (10), Blair (11) INT: Krakouer (7), Thomas (24), Seedsman (40), Mooney (48) EMG: Russell (2), Witts (15), Williams (46) IN: Maxwell, Mooney OUT: Goldsack (hip), Witts PLAYED 23: Fremantle 8, Collingwood 15. LAST 5: Fremantle 1, Collingwood 4. BETTING DOCKERS MAGPIES HEAD-TO-HEAD $2.15 $1.70 UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.50 $2.25 OVER 39 POINTS: $7.50 $6.50 RADIO: None TV: Fox Sports 3, 7pm HAWTHORN v SYDNEY MCG, TOMORROW, 7.10pm F B HF HB C C HB HF B F 19 Gunston 2 Roughead 22 Breust 28 Puopolo 23 Franklin 9 Burgoyne 26 Shiels 5 Mitchell 10 Hill 18 Guerra 24 Stratton 14 Birchall 6 Gibson 17 Lake 15 Hodge ▲ HAWKS RUCK: Hale (20), Sewell (12), Lewis (3) INT: Osborne (7), Smith (16), Duryea (41), Simpkin (32) EMG: Spangher (27), Cheney (13), Bailey (39) 40 Smith 39 Grundy 9 Malceski 3 McVeigh 25 Richards 29 Mattner 21 McGlynn 5 O’Keefe 32 Jetta 15 Jack 20 Reid 4 Hannebery 26 Parker 38 Pyke 37 Goodes ▼ SWANS RUCK: Mumford (41), Kennedy (12), Bolton (24) INT: Armstrong (19), Bird (14), Lamb (11), Rampe (43) EMG: Morton (10), Walsh (17), White (18) PLAYED 152: Hawthorn 83, Sydney 67, draw 2. LAST 5: Hawthorn 3, Sydney 2. BETTING HAWKS SWANS HEAD-TO-HEAD $1.57 $2.40 UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.20 $2.75 OVER 39 POINTS: $4.75 $10 RADIO: ABC891, Triple M, FIVEaa TV: Fox Footy, Channel 7, 7pm GEELONG v ESSENDON ETIHAD STADIUM, TODAY, 7.20pm F B HF HB C C HB HF B F 27 Stokes 26 Hawkins 31 Podsiadly 28 Christensen 20 Johnson 2 Smedts 22 Duncan 3 Bartel 32 Motlop 29 Guthrie 7 Taylor 19 T. Hunt 4 Mackie 13 Lonergan 44 Enright ▲ CATS RUCK: West (12), Selwood (14), Kelly (9) INT: Horlin-Smith (33), Thurlow (40), Schroder (15), Blicavs (46) EMG: J. Hunt (8), Caddy (23), Walker (34) IN: Schroder, Thurlow OUT: Corey (knee), Murdoch 1 Hibberd 31 Fletcher 34 Hardingham 21 Heppell 22 Carlisle 46 Baguley 8 Winderlich 4 Watson 11 Zaharakis 9 Goddard 3 Gumbleton 29 Davey 38 Kommer 12 Crameri 18 Hurley ▼ BOMBERS RUCK: Bellchambers (2), Howlett (40), Melksham (17) INT: Hooker (26), Hocking (39), Lovett-Murray (42), Myers (23). EMG: Pears (16), Ryder (30), Merrett (20) IN: Lovett-Murray, Winderlich, Hurley, Heppell, Carlisle, Fletcher. OUT: Hille, Stanton (groin), Dempsey (ankle), Jetta, Pears, Merrett PLAYED 210: Geelong 92, Essendon 113, draw 5. LAST 5: Geelong 4, Essendon 1. BETTING CATS BOMBERS HEAD-TO-HEAD $1.62 $2.30 UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.15 $2.75 OVER 39 POINTS: $5 $10 RADIO: ABC891, Triple M, FIVEaa TV: Channel 7, Fox Footy, 7pm Heading heading heading heading MICHELANGELO RUCCI PORT Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley has not only dumped his wo-ruckmen system, but also the wo ruckmen he has played in the past month. Jarrad Redden, who was dis- carded before Showdown XXXIV with Adelaide on April 4, deservedly returns to the Power line-up as a solo ruckman eplacing both Matthew Lobbe nd Brent Renouf. And Redden’s impressive work s a forward in the SANFL with Woodville-West Torrens also has forced the Power to dismiss Paul Stewart for tomorrow after- noon’s clash with Richmond at AAMI Stadium. This leaves Redden and key orward Justin Westhoff to form tandem in ruck - against Ivan Maric and Orren Stephenson - while switching in attack. ‘‘His SANFL form has eight goals in his past two games,’’ said Hinkley yesterday of Redden. ‘‘That is really important to have a ruckman who can go forward and influence the game. ‘‘It is a signficant adjustment,’’ added Hinkley of abandoning the two-ruckmen policy. To fill the 22 after dumping Renouf, Redden and Stewart from the team that fell 10 points short of North Melbourne, Hinkley recalled Andrew Moore and promoted Central District half-back Sam Colqhoun for his first AFL game. The All- Australian under-18 was the Pow- er’s first pick (No. 3) in the pre- season draft. Port again was not able to call up defender Jasper Pittard, who has now missed three games with a hip injury. ‘‘It is disappointing because we thought it would be only a week and it has turned into three,’’ said Hinkley. ‘‘It is an injury we have to be careful with, particularly when Jasper’s history tells us it is not something we want to take a risk with. ‘‘I’ll say again that he will be right next week, but I can’t guar- antee that.’’ RICHMOND lost critical midfield power with Trent Cotchin being unavailable with a knee injury. This puts Brett Deledio in the frame for a hard tag from Kane Cornes. ‘‘They have a high-class midfield,’’ said Hinkley highlight- ing Cornes could have many jobs. ‘‘It could be Dustin Martin, Deledio and Shane Edwards. Peo- ple forget there are many - Rich- mond has a high-quality midfield. ‘‘We think we are an improving midfield ourselves. We look for- ward to the opportunity to take them on and see how we go.’’ The Tigers also recalled midfielder Shane Tuck and ener- getic forward Robin Nahas who has repeatedly tormented the Port defence. ADELAIDE will name its match 22 today with captain Nathan van Berlo ready to resume against Greater Western Sydney at Skoda Stadium in Syd- ney on Sunday. Van Berlo will resume after recovering from bone bruising from a knock to a knee in the recent Showdown. Crows coach Brenton Sander- son has put van Berlo, small forward Ian Callinan, utility Ricky Henderson and upgraded rookie Rory Laird in contention for recalls tonight. Out of the 22 who failed against Hawthorn to send Adelaide to a 2-4 count is Richard Tambling, whose chances of playing AFL again are narrowing. GWS regained Port Adelaide premiership ruckman Dean Bro- gan for its 25-man squad that will be trimmed to 22 this evening. LADDER P W L D For Agst PC Pts Essendon 6 6 0 - 742 433 171.4 24 Geelong 6 6 0 - 686 573 119.7 24 Port Adelaide 6 5 1 - 656 479 137.0 20 Sydney 6 5 1 - 648 483 134.2 20 Hawthorn 6 5 1 - 685 531 129.0 20 Fremantle 6 4 2 - 538 482 111.6 16 Collingwood 6 4 2 - 601 609 98.7 16 Carlton 6 3 3 - 629 550 114.4 12 Richmond 6 3 3 - 586 576 101.7 12 West Coast 6 2 4 - 636 579 109.8 8 Nth Melbourne 6 2 4 - 601 590 101.9 8 Adelaide Crows 6 2 4 - 528 544 97.1 8 Gold Coast 6 2 4 - 523 592 88.3 8 Brisbane 6 2 4 - 469 649 72.3 8 St Kilda 6 1 5 - 530 567 93.5 4 W Bulldogs 6 1 5 - 454 624 72.8 4 Melbourne 6 1 5 - 471 840 56.1 4 GWS 6 0 6 - 510 792 64.4 0 TOMORROW BRAD EBERT EXCLUSIVE COLUMN IT’S ANOTHER HUGE WEEKEND OF FOOTY WE’RE FOR SA The injury that saved Robbie Gray’s career LEWIS STEVENSON TAKES HIS CHANCE HO WILL THEIR OUT O TROU 5 5 5 Tigers skipper out for critical clash RICHMOND have lost captain Trent Cotchin in a big blow for their must-win away AFL match against Port Adelaide. Coach Damien Hardwick was concerned about the Tigers’ injuries immediately after the loss to Geelong last week and his worries proved well-founded. Apart from Cotchin (knee), they also had to leave out Tyrone Vickery (concussion), Ricky Petterd (calf) and Dylan Grimes (foot) for tomorrow’s big match. After winning their first three games, the Tigers have dropped their past three and are at an early crossroads in a season in which they aim to return to the finals. In a big week for selections, the Tigers had some good news with the return of Nath- an Foley from injury. Collingwood regained cap- tain Nick Maxwell, Essendon made six changes and Geelong lost Joel Corey. Daniel Kerr and Chris Ma- sten are out for West Coast, while Brisbane regain star veteran Simon Black for his first AFL game this season. Experienced Western Bull- dogs trio Daniel Giansiracu- sa, Robert Murphy and Ryan Griffen return, while North Melbourne defender Nathan Grima (soreness) is out as Brent Harvey returns from his six-game suspension. Lukas Markovic is the fourth inclusion for the Dogs. Campbell Brown is also back from a six-game suspen- sion for Gold Coast on Sunday against Melbourne, but Mi- chael Rischitelli was dropped and Karmichael Hunt has a hamstring injury. Demons co-captains Jack Trengove (calf) and Jack Gri- mes (collarbone) are injured, but former Collingwood key forward Chris Dawes will make his debut for the club. Along with their four injur- ies, Richmond have dropped Matt White. Shane Tuck, Robin Nahas and Jake Batchelor are the ot- her recalls and former Geelong ruckman Orren Ste- phenson will debut for Tigers. Port’s Sam Colquhoun will make his AFL debut, while the Power recalled Andrew Moore and Jarrad Redden. Brent Renouf, Matthew Lobbe and Paul Stewart are the outs. While the Magpies regain Maxwell after four weeks out with a fractured wrist for the away match against Freman- tle, Tyson Goldsack is out with a hip injury. Caolan Mooney is also back and Jar- rod Witts is dropped. Fremantle recalled Stephen Hill for Cameron Sutcliffe. Kerr (knee) and Masten (foot) did not fly to Brisbane, while the Eagles dropped Cal- lum Sinclair. Matt Rosa returns for his first senior game this season, Mark Hutchings will make his AFL debut and Brad Shep- pard is also back. There are no changes for the grand-final rematch to be played between Hawthorn and Sydney at the MCG tomorrow night.
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AFL TEAMS
FREMANTLEv COLLINGWOOD
PATERSONS STADIUM, TOMORROW, 7.10pm
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9 de Boer 38 Hannath 10 Walters
21 Barlow 23 Mayne 1 Ballantyne
13 Mzungu 15 Crowley 32 Hill
5 Ibbotson 18 McPharlin 36 Silvagni
34 Spurr 3 Dawson 37 Johnson
s DOCKERSRUCK: Griffin (12), Mundy
(16), C. Pearce (46)INT: Crozier (17), Suban
(8), Duffield (41), D. Pearce(6)
EMG: Sheridan (11), Smith(22), Sutcliffe (33)
IN: HillOUT: Sutcliffe
5 Maxwell 20 Reid 16 Brown
8 O’Brien 39 Shaw 9 Clarke
13 Thomas 36 Swan 22 Sidebottom
3 Macaffer 21 Lynch 19 Elliott
41 Dwyer 32 Cloke 27 Kennedy
t MAGPIESRUCK: Jolly (18),Pendlebury (10), Blair (11)INT: Krakouer (7), Thomas(24), Seedsman (40),Mooney (48)EMG: Russell (2), Witts(15), Williams (46)IN: Maxwell, MooneyOUT: Goldsack (hip), Witts
PLAYED 23: Fremantle 8, Collingwood 15.LAST 5: Fremantle 1, Collingwood 4.
BETTING DOCKERS MAGPIESHEAD-TO-HEAD $2.15 $1.70UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.50 $2.25OVER 39 POINTS: $7.50 $6.50
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HAWTHORNv SYDNEY
MCG, TOMORROW, 7.10pm
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19 Gunston 2 Roughead 22 Breust
28 Puopolo 23 Franklin 9 Burgoyne
26 Shiels 5 Mitchell 10 Hill
18 Guerra 24 Stratton 14 Birchall
6 Gibson 17 Lake 15 Hodge
s HAWKSRUCK: Hale (20), Sewell
(12), Lewis (3)INT: Osborne (7), Smith
(16), Duryea (41), Simpkin(32)
EMG: Spangher (27),Cheney (13), Bailey (39)
40 Smith 39 Grundy 9 Malceski
3 McVeigh 25 Richards 29 Mattner
21 McGlynn 5 O’Keefe 32 Jetta
15 Jack 20 Reid 4 Hannebery
26 Parker 38 Pyke 37 Goodes
t SWANSRUCK: Mumford (41),Kennedy (12), Bolton (24)INT: Armstrong (19), Bird(14), Lamb (11), Rampe(43)EMG: Morton (10), Walsh(17), White (18)
PLAYED 152: Hawthorn 83, Sydney 67, draw 2.LAST 5: Hawthorn 3, Sydney 2.
BETTING HAWKS SWANSHEAD-TO-HEAD $1.57 $2.40UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.20 $2.75OVER 39 POINTS: $4.75 $10
RADIO: ABC891, Triple M, FIVEaaTV: Fox Footy, Channel 7, 7pm
GEELONGv ESSENDON
ETIHAD STADIUM, TODAY, 7.20pm
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27 Stokes 26 Hawkins 31 Podsiadly
28 Christensen 20 Johnson 2 Smedts
22 Duncan 3 Bartel 32 Motlop
29 Guthrie 7 Taylor 19 T. Hunt
4 Mackie 13 Lonergan 44 Enright
s CATSRUCK: West (12), Selwood
(14), Kelly (9)INT: Horlin-Smith (33),Thurlow (40), Schroder
(15), Blicavs (46)EMG: J. Hunt (8), Caddy
(23), Walker (34)IN: Schroder, Thurlow
OUT: Corey (knee),Murdoch
1 Hibberd 31 Fletcher 34 Hardingham
21 Heppell 22 Carlisle 46 Baguley
8 Winderlich 4 Watson 11 Zaharakis
9 Goddard 3 Gumbleton 29 Davey
38 Kommer 12 Crameri 18 Hurley
t BOMBERSRUCK: Bellchambers (2),Howlett (40), Melksham (17)INT: Hooker (26), Hocking(39), Lovett-Murray (42),Myers (23). EMG: Pears(16), Ryder (30), Merrett (20)IN: Lovett-Murray,Winderlich, Hurley, Heppell,Carlisle, Fletcher. OUT: Hille,Stanton (groin), Dempsey(ankle), Jetta, Pears, Merrett
PLAYED 210: Geelong 92, Essendon 113, draw 5.LAST 5: Geelong 4, Essendon 1.
BETTING CATS BOMBERSHEAD-TO-HEAD $1.62 $2.30UNDER 39 POINTS: $2.15 $2.75OVER 39 POINTS: $5 $10
RADIO: ABC891, Triple M, FIVEaaTV: Channel 7, Fox Footy, 7pm
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PORT Adelaide coach KenHinkley has not only dumped histwo-ruckmen system, but also thetwo ruckmen he has played in thepast month.Jarrad Redden, who was dis-
carded before ShowdownXXXIV with Adelaide on April14, deservedly returns to thePower line-up as a solo ruckmanreplacing both Matthew Lobbeand Brent Renouf.And Redden’s impressive work
as a forward in the SANFL withWoodville-West Torrens alsohas forced the Power to dismissPaul Stewart for tomorrow after-noon’s clash with Richmond atAAMI Stadium.This leaves Redden and key
forward Justin Westhoff to forma tandem in ruck - against IvanMaric and Orren Stephenson -while switching in attack.‘‘His SANFL form has eight
goals in his past two games,’’ saidHinkley yesterday of Redden.‘‘That is really important to havea ruckman who can go forwardand influence the game.‘‘It is a signficant adjustment,’’
added Hinkley of abandoning thetwo-ruckmen policy.To fill the 22 after dumping
Renouf, Redden and Stewartfrom the team that fell 10 pointsshort of North Melbourne,Hinkley recalled Andrew Mooreand promoted Central Districthalf-back Sam Colqhoun for hisfirst AFL game. The All-Australian under-18 was the Pow-er’s first pick (No. 3) in the pre-season draft.Port again was not able to call
up defender Jasper Pittard, whohas nowmissed three games witha hip injury.‘‘It is disappointing because we
thought it would be only a weekand it has turned into three,’’ saidHinkley. ‘‘It is an injury we have
to be careful with, particularlywhen Jasper’s history tells us itis not something we want to takea risk with.‘‘I’ll say again that he will be
right next week, but I can’t guar-antee that.’’RICHMOND lost critical
midfield power with TrentCotchin being unavailable with aknee injury. This puts BrettDeledio in the frame for a hardtag from Kane Cornes.‘‘They have a high-class
midfield,’’ said Hinkley highlight-ing Cornes could havemany jobs.‘‘It could be Dustin Martin,Deledio and Shane Edwards. Peo-ple forget there are many - Rich-mond has a high-quality midfield.‘‘We think we are an improving
midfield ourselves. We look for-ward to the opportunity to takethem on and see how we go.’’The Tigers also recalled
midfielder Shane Tuck and ener-getic forward Robin Nahas who
has repeatedly tormented thePort defence.ADELAIDE will name its
match 22 today with captainNathan van Berlo ready toresume against Greater WesternSydney at Skoda Stadium in Syd-ney on Sunday.Van Berlo will resume after
recovering from bone bruisingfrom a knock to a knee in therecent Showdown.Crows coach Brenton Sander-
son has put van Berlo, smallforward Ian Callinan, utilityRicky Henderson and upgradedrookie Rory Laird in contentionfor recalls tonight.Out of the 22who failed against
Hawthorn to send Adelaide to a2-4 count is Richard Tambling,whose chances of playing AFLagain are narrowing.GWS regained Port Adelaide
premiership ruckman Dean Bro-gan for its 25-man squad that willbe trimmed to 22 this evening.
LADDER P W L D For Agst PC Pts
Essendon 6 6 0 - 742 433 171.4 24
Geelong 6 6 0 - 686 573 119.7 24
Port Adelaide 6 5 1 - 656 479 137.0 20
Sydney 6 5 1 - 648 483 134.2 20
Hawthorn 6 5 1 - 685 531 129.0 20
Fremantle 6 4 2 - 538 482 111.6 16
Collingwood 6 4 2 - 601 609 98.7 16
Carlton 6 3 3 - 629 550 114.4 12
Richmond 6 3 3 - 586 576 101.7 12
West Coast 6 2 4 - 636 579 109.8 8
Nth Melbourne 6 2 4 - 601 590 101.9 8
Adelaide Crows 6 2 4 - 528 544 97.1 8
Gold Coast 6 2 4 - 523 592 88.3 8
Brisbane 6 2 4 - 469 649 72.3 8
St Kilda 6 1 5 - 530 567 93.5 4
W Bulldogs 6 1 5 - 454 624 72.8 4
Melbourne 6 1 5 - 471 840 56.1 4
GWS 6 0 6 - 510 792 64.4 0
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BRAD EBERT EXCLUSIVE COLUMN
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WEEKEND OF FOOTY
WE’RE FOR SA
The injury that saved Robbie Gray’s career
LEWIS STEVENSON TAKES HIS CHANCE
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Tigers skipper outfor critical clashRICHMOND have lost captainTrent Cotchin in a big blowfor their must-win away AFLmatch against Port Adelaide.
Coach Damien Hardwickwas concerned about theTigers’ injuries immediatelyafter the loss to Geelong lastweek and his worries provedwell-founded.
Apart from Cotchin (knee),they also had to leave outTyrone Vickery (concussion),Ricky Petterd (calf) and DylanGrimes (foot) for tomorrow’sbig match.
After winning their firstthree games, the Tigers havedropped their past three andare at an early crossroads in aseason in which they aim toreturn to the finals.
In a big week for selections,the Tigers had some good
news with the return of Nath-an Foley from injury.
Collingwood regained cap-tain Nick Maxwell, Essendonmade six changes andGeelong lost Joel Corey.
Daniel Kerr and Chris Ma-sten are out for West Coast,while Brisbane regain starveteran Simon Black for hisfirst AFL game this season.
Experienced Western Bull-dogs trio Daniel Giansiracu-sa, Robert Murphy and RyanGriffen return, while NorthMelbourne defender NathanGrima (soreness) is out asBrent Harvey returns fromhis six-game suspension.
Lukas Markovic is thefourth inclusion for the Dogs.
Campbell Brown is alsoback from a six-game suspen-sion for Gold Coast on Sunday
against Melbourne, but Mi-chael Rischitelli was droppedand Karmichael Hunt has ahamstring injury.
Demons co-captains JackTrengove (calf) and Jack Gri-mes (collarbone) are injured,but former Collingwood keyforward Chris Dawes willmake his debut for the club.
Along with their four injur-ies, Richmond have droppedMatt White.
Shane Tuck, Robin Nahasand Jake Batchelor are the ot-her recalls and formerGeelong ruckman Orren Ste-phenson will debut for Tigers.
Port’s Sam Colquhoun willmake his AFL debut, whilethe Power recalled AndrewMoore and Jarrad Redden.Brent Renouf, Matthew Lobbeand Paul Stewart are the outs.
While the Magpies regainMaxwell after four weeks outwith a fractured wrist for theaway match against Freman-tle, Tyson Goldsack is outwith a hip injury. CaolanMooney is also back and Jar-rod Witts is dropped.
Fremantle recalled StephenHill for Cameron Sutcliffe.
Kerr (knee) and Masten(foot) did not fly to Brisbane,while the Eagles dropped Cal-lum Sinclair.
Matt Rosa returns for hisfirst senior game this season,Mark Hutchings will makehis AFL debut and Brad Shep-pard is also back.
There are no changes forthe grand-final rematch to beplayed between Hawthornand Sydney at the MCGtomorrow night.
