What I'd love to see on Friday night......

Finna · Post: # 980178Post **Finna** » Wed 01 Sep 2010 10:36pm

Several times this year we have kept teams to very low 2nd half scores (Including the Cats) and sometimes goalless.

On the other hand our first halves have not always been great.

I'd love to see us turn that 2nd half performance against the cats on in the first half this week.

Scoreline at half time:

Geelong 0.5.5

St Kilda 7.4.46

A goalless first half for the cats would be a f****** ripper!

Am very, very pumped for Friday night and starting to feel more confident every day.

Go Sainters, Its Our Time!

Please add.....

dcstkfc · Post: # 980180Post **dcstkfc** » Wed 01 Sep 2010 10:39pm

1. Win
2. No injuries/suspensions/jail time

S.A Saint · Post: # 980187Post **S.A Saint** » Wed 01 Sep 2010 10:57pm

what id like to see most

1. win the game
2. for baker to go up to johnson and rough him up for being a girl
3 hayes to polax chapman in a 1 on 1 hard ball contest
4. kosi to take out scarlett in a marking contest
5. roo after kicking his 6th goal to run over towards harry and get stuck into him
6. milne to kick 3 and make the supporters of every club hate him even more
7. dal to run riot against ling making him look s***

not much to ask i hope

stkildathunda · Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:08pm

Finna wrote:
A goalless first half for the cats would be a f****** ripper!

A goalless 4 quarters would be even better, whilst we kick about 20 goals.

Broken Hill Sainter · Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:11pm

A win

philtee · Post: # 980193Post **philtee** » Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:16pm

A solid gold first quarter - 6.0 to zip, setting the tone for the night.
The slow starts against the Blues and the Bombers this year meant we were chasing the scoreboard for the rest of those matches.

Also - Riewoldt kicking straight, Koschitzke marking everything, Gwilt setting up plays from the backline, Gram kicking to targets, a high tackle count,
smart umpiring including NO CHEAP FREES, NO RIDICULOUS FIFTIES.

That should just about do it.

#1GILL · Post: # 980199Post **#1GILL** » Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:35pm

Win. No Injuries. No Suspensions.

NO FREAKING OVERTIME FOR LEVEL SCORES AT THE END OF THE 4TH 1/4!!!!!!

Teflon · Post: # 980215Post **Teflon** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:58am

philtee wrote:A solid gold first quarter - 6.0 to zip, setting the tone for the night.
The slow starts against the Blues and the Bombers this year meant we were chasing the scoreboard for the rest of those matches.

Also - Riewoldt kicking straight, Koschitzke marking everything, Gwilt setting up plays from the backline, Gram kicking to targets, a high tackle count,
smart umpiring including NO CHEAP FREES, NO RIDICULOUS FIFTIES.

That should just about do it.

1 more.....if G Ablett gets caught and is spun round 8 times....umps having balls to call holding the friggin ball....

Id also like to hear an ump to J Sellwood in a pack say "nah you ducked your head....play on....."

wont see either but will see Scneider/Dal/Milne scragged with naught paid.
expect first free of game to go against Baker AFTER Johnson has elbowed him and been let go...

bigred · Post: # 980229Post **bigred** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 7:39am

I dont care if we win by a point.

We just need to win.

This is one of the biggest games in the club's history. Make no mistake, we win this and we have one hand on the fkn cup.

markp · Post: # 980243Post **markp** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 10:16am

bigred wrote:This is one of the biggest games in the club's history. Make no mistake, we win this and we have one hand on the fkn cup.

Word.

I would like to see us circling them like ravenous sharks early, and be able to clearly see 'we're on'.

Saints Footy + Unleashed Biblical Rage = Flag.

Let's hope we go out there and scorch the freaking earth.

Fulham_Sainter · Thu 02 Sep 2010 10:21am

bigred wrote:
This is one of the biggest games in the club's history. Make no mistake, we win this and we have one hand on the fkn cup.

But do you not think that the Cats realise this to? Both teams know the importance of winning this game and getting an eaiser run to the gf. Both teams will have the passion and determination to win, it will come down to skill and maybe a bit of luck of the ball bouncing our way..... and some unbiased umpiring.

St Michele · Thu 02 Sep 2010 10:22am

#1GILL wrote:Win. No Injuries. No Suspensions.

Ditto!!!

NO FREAKING OVERTIME FOR LEVEL SCORES AT THE END OF THE 4TH 1/4!!!!!!

Thinline · Post: # 980253Post **Thinline** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 11:19am

Fulham_Sainter wrote:bigred wrote:
This is one of the biggest games in the club's history. Make no mistake, we win this and we have one hand on the fkn cup.

But do you not think that the Cats realise this to? Both teams know the importance of winning this game and getting an eaiser run to the gf. Both teams will have the passion and determination to win, it will come down to skill and maybe a bit of luck of the ball bouncing our way..... and some unbiased umpiring.

I don't give a f*** what the Cats are realising or not.

f****** thieves.

thejiggingsaint · Thu 02 Sep 2010 11:20am

A win! simple as that!

SainterK · Post: # 980258Post **SainterK** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 11:31am

As well as a win, I'd like to see some of guys win their one on one's....

I'd love Milne to run Josh Hunt of his feet, Roo and Kosi to kick a respectable number on Harry and Scarlett, Gardiner and McEvoy to dominate the ruck, and finally I'd love to see Farren tackle Joel multiple times without the umpire yelling 'high' this time round.

Are all these too much to ask?

bigred · Post: # 980261Post **bigred** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 11:37am

Fulham_Sainter wrote:bigred wrote:
This is one of the biggest games in the club's history. Make no mistake, we win this and we have one hand on the fkn cup.

But do you not think that the Cats realise this to? Both teams know the importance of winning this game and getting an eaiser run to the gf. Both teams will have the passion and determination to win, it will come down to skill and maybe a bit of luck of the ball bouncing our way..... and some unbiased umpiring.

Yeah but the Cats have also been installed as red hot favorites.

We need to steal this one.

This is a case of grabbing the opportunity when it presents itself.

I am honestly quite bullish about this one.

For some reason I think the belief in the group has never been stronger. I dont know, its just the feeling I have atm.

35...LEGEND · Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:23pm

A good start would be nice for a change,get the ba$tard$ under the pump early...

Nothing better (except winning) than watchin Milburn,Scarlett,Ablett,Ling etc squeeling and throwing the arm's about.................pi$$ my pant's every time..

CARN' A SAINTERS !!

Solar · Post: # 980269Post **Solar** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:27pm

more free kicks

tackle count over 60
kick straight
roo to take hold of a final
BJ to go to another level
game to be in the bag by three quarter time

I aint asking for much am I?

Thinline · Post: # 980288Post **Thinline** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:51pm

Chapman's hammie to audibly snap.

Ablett to twist his ankle in the warm up.

Nasty and all, but f*** it.

Oh, and Mooney to spray an early gimme 30m wide of the behind post.

plugger66 · Post: # 980289Post **plugger66** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:53pm

Thinline wrote:Chapman's hammie to audibly snap.

Ablett to twist his ankle in the warm up.

Nasty and all, but f*** it.

Oh, and Mooney to spray a gimme 30m wide of the behind post.

Neard of the expression bite you on the bum.

Lets beat them and neither side get injuries. Mooney can miss though.

Thinline · Post: # 980291Post **Thinline** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 12:56pm

plugger66 wrote:
Thinline wrote:Chapman's hammie to audibly snap.

Ablett to twist his ankle in the warm up.

Nasty and all, but f*** it.

Oh, and Mooney to spray a gimme 30m wide of the behind post.
Neard of the expression bite you on the bum.

Lets beat them and neither side get injuries. Mooney can miss though.

I'm not a superstitious type.

I don't really wish ill on anyone - at least I acknowledged my temporary nastiness.

super dooper · Thu 02 Sep 2010 1:50pm

I want to see someone unexpectedly emerge into a decisive game breaker... (e.g.McEvoy)

Not only would it help us win the game but provide a massive confidence boost for the finals campaign for the player and the team that someone else is able to stand up to carry the team...

Can't wait for the game tomorrow night, starting to get very nervous, but a few cats fans i've spoke to feel quite the same and are not confident by any stretch...

Go Saints!!

St. Luke · Post: # 980314Post **St. Luke** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 2:18pm

#1GILL wrote:Win. No Injuries. No Suspensions.

NO FREAKING OVERTIME FOR LEVEL SCORES AT THE END OF THE 4TH 1/4!!!!!!

I'll drink to all those points!

Finna · Post: # 980332Post **Finna** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 3:31pm

super dooper wrote:I want to see someone unexpectedly emerge into a decisive game breaker... (e.g.McEvoy)

Not only would it help us win the game but provide a massive confidence boost for the finals campaign for the player and the team that someone else is able to stand up to carry the team...

Can't wait for the game tomorrow night, starting to get very nervous, but a few cats fans i've spoke to feel quite the same and are not confident by any stretch...

Go Saints!!

Agree completely.

McEvoy definitely has it in him.

Finna · Post: # 980333Post **Finna** » Thu 02 Sep 2010 3:32pm

Thinline wrote:
plugger66 wrote:
Thinline wrote:Chapman's hammie to audibly snap.

Ablett to twist his ankle in the warm up.

Nasty and all, but f*** it.

Oh, and Mooney to spray a gimme 30m wide of the behind post.
Neard of the expression bite you on the bum.

Lets beat them and neither side get injuries. Mooney can miss though.
I'm not a superstitious type.

I don't really wish ill on anyone - at least I acknowledged my temporary nastiness.

Nah....I'm with your original sentiments Thinline - except add decisive win to that.

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