GF weather forecast
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GF weather forecast
B.O.M. Forecast for Saturday at 6 am monday
Morning cloud. The chance of showers during the morning. Winds west to northwesterly averaging 10 to 20 km/h.
City
Possible shower.
Min
10
Max
20
weatherzone
station- Melbourne
min max chance of rain rain amount
possible shower
10 20 30% < 1mm
Morning cloud. The chance of showers during the morning. Winds west to northwesterly averaging 10 to 20 km/h.
City
Possible shower.
Min
10
Max
20
weatherzone
station- Melbourne
min max chance of rain rain amount
possible shower
10 20 30% < 1mm
Last edited by oneteam on Mon 20 Sep 2010 8:19am, edited 1 time in total.
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First half against the Dogs wasn't really wet. A bit of drizzle made the ball slippery, and we tried to play dry weather football for too long. No comparison with the 2nd half against Geelong where there was heavy rain for the entire half.WaggaSaint wrote:Big outcome on the game, if the way we played in the 2nd half against the Cats and the first half (which appeared really wet on telly) against the Dogs.
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The ground had a lot of water in it though. Every time the ball hit the deck a pool of water splashed off it. It seemed to dry out after half time and the ball looked to be bouncing better. (Just my observation on memory) I'd have to watch the replay.....again.Superboot wrote:First half against the Dogs wasn't really wet. A bit of drizzle made the ball slippery, and we tried to play dry weather football for too long. No comparison with the 2nd half against Geelong where there was heavy rain for the entire half.WaggaSaint wrote:Big outcome on the game, if the way we played in the 2nd half against the Cats and the first half (which appeared really wet on telly) against the Dogs.
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That's my point - trying to play dry weather footy, when the ground was very wet. Pretty fundamental stuff to avoid overhead marking when it's very slippery. Thankfully it looked to dry up in the second half, and that's when things came good.St. Luke wrote:The ground had a lot of water in it though. Every time the ball hit the deck a pool of water splashed off it. It seemed to dry out after half time and the ball looked to be bouncing better. (Just my observation on memory) I'd have to watch the replay.....again.Superboot wrote:First half against the Dogs wasn't really wet. A bit of drizzle made the ball slippery, and we tried to play dry weather football for too long. No comparison with the 2nd half against Geelong where there was heavy rain for the entire half.WaggaSaint wrote:Big outcome on the game, if the way we played in the 2nd half against the Cats and the first half (which appeared really wet on telly) against the Dogs.
IMO, if it'd stayed dry in the Geelong game, we would have beaten them by a similar margin to what Collingwood beat them by. Praying for a dry ground.....
Nice one chopps....
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