ORFFA Round 9 (AFL Round 11) - Indigenous Round - teams and chat

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    chris88 1000 Monkeys at 1000 Typewriters Staff Member

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    ORFFA Round 9 (AFL Round 11) - Indigenous Round

    Sir Douglas Nicholls Round - staged across AFL Rounds 10 and 11 - carries with it the theme ‘Strengthened by First Nations. Moments. Connections. Stories.’

    The dramatic downturn in Indigenous player representation across the AFL since 2020 has been highlighted recently ... one hopes the AFL perhaps heeds some of the messages conveyed by this decline and acts meaningfully to address them.

    In the meantime, with Sir Douglas Nicholls Round upon us - as well as National Reconciliation Week approaching at the end of the month - the ORFFA again celebrates and commemorates not just those great Indigenous players of past and present, but the meaningful stories they embody and those connections they carry with them.


    Wagga Wagga Wombats vs Charlies Opening Spelunkers
    Birdsville Battlers vs Waikickamoocow Incorrigibles
    Junee Jaguars vs Larrikin Lagoon Lefties
    Venus Bay Vultures vs Iron Knob Codpieces
    Nareewillock Nuffers vs Shark Bay Tigersharks
    Cradle Mountain Devils vs Wineglass Bay Packers
    Mount Beauty Uglies vs Gundagai Grasshoppers
    Lovely Banks Lilacs vs Gariwerd Cockatoos
     
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    chris88 1000 Monkeys at 1000 Typewriters Staff Member

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    Provisional Nuffers

    DEF: HH, Idun, Dale, Clark
    MID: Warner, Rowell, Serong, Richards (Steele)
    RUCK: Hayes-Brown (Riccardi)
    FWD: Daniels, Ross, West, Horne-Francis
    I/C: Redman, Voss

    Nuffers limping towards the mid season break amidst a shambolic and injury-hit season. The consistency that the team has enjoyed over the past 18 months seems to have just melted away.

    It looks like a pick at the pointy end of the MSD beckons (and, if this continues, a pick at the pointy end of the PSD too). Some extensive and borderline ruthless list management decisions - trade and delisting - appear to be on the radar.
     

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