EDIT: This weeks round review was supplied by Sainters. Youre a legend mate. - Also, youll find it over the break.

Alright guys, the full review is gunna be late tonight, but just a few quick points.

Firstly, the halcyon days of Saturday night all but asploded with StevieJ being replaced by Issac Smiths 10 on Sunday- Hurts even more that I had Mzungu as a midfield emergency- and even *more* that I was high-5ing myself of Saturday night at my decision to move Petrie to the rucks, being Z. Smith and move NRoo from Forward emergency to F7. Its a funny old game.

Still, wound up with a 2553, not bad, but enough to win just a *single* league game! Just one!!

So, how did you all go? For those playing at home, the highest score Ive seen so far is a 2734, while the comp leader, Impromptu got himself a 2576. Huge in any other week!

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St Kilda V Adelaide
St Kilda Defeated Adelaide by 103 points

When the first siren blew, and the match was underway, the Saints were in control from the very first bounce, Milne ran Johncock in circles and kicked the first 2 goals, Adam Schneider chipped in for 2 in the middle parts of the quarter, and Milne kicked his 3rd to finish of a fantastic quarter of footy for the Saints. Patrick Dangerfield kicked Adelaides only goal in the quarter. We fast-forward to the final siren and nothing had changed, the Saints win comfortably 127-24. Nick Dal Santos 31 possession game was enough to rack up a very good 158 SC, Milne and his 8 goals trooped along and scored a nice 139 SC, Schneiders 5 goals straight got him 121 SC, Nick Riewoldts 3.2 got 120 SC, Brendon Goddards 30 disposals earnt him 119 SC, Montagna got 28 disposals and 129 SC. For the Crows, Sam Jacobs dominated the ruck early on and got a solid 107 SuperCoach & Michael Doughty got 104 SC. Sean Dempster tagged Bernie Vince and kept him quite as "Ferb".
Heroes: Dal Santo - Montagna - Riewoldt - Goddard - Jacobs
Villains: Vince - Dangerfield - Fisher

North Mebourne V Brisbane
North Melbourne Defeat Brisbane by 45 points

The game started off to two quick Brisbane goals coming from Mitch Clark & Aaron Cornelius. North Melbourne then put together 5 scores in a row, while Cornelius banged home his second 17.07 gone in the quarter. Goals to Bastinac & Polkinghone, and 5 North Melbourne behinds rounded out the quarter. The game was neck and neck up until 3 quarter time, North led by 7 poiints at QTR time, they led by 5 at Half Time, North led by 15 at 3QT, but North Melbourne blew Brisbane away in the last quarter, kicking 5.5 - 1.5. Simon Black racked up 37 possies for 122 SC, Adcock found his way back into a bit of form with 102 SC, Rockliff got 29 possessions for 119 SC, and Reddens 12 tackles and 24 disposals earnt him a solid 128 SC. Drew Petrie kicked 3.5 and ended with 119 SC, Bastinac was fantastic and earnt himself 130 SuperCoach off 29 disposals. Andrew Swallow was solid and with 24 disposals he was rewarded with 114 SC.
Heroes: Bastinac - Black - Petrie - Adcock
Villains: Richo - Rawlings - Power

Sydney V Bulldogs
Sydney Defeated Bulldogs by 39 points

It was a real battle fir the first 3 quarters, Sydney with 11.14 - 80 & Bulldogs with 8.5 - 53. It was 27 points at 3 QT after a big quarter from the Swans with 4.4 to Bulldogs 1.2, but the Dogs were still in striking distance. Adam Goodes continued his love for the Bulldogs and racked up 34 disposals, 10 marks, 6 tackles, 2 goals, 1 behind & 167 SuperCoach Points. Goodes led the Swans to victory by a great Captains performance and the final score was 114-75. Barry Hall played his last game at the SCG, where he had spent most of his career, and kicked 5.3, he contributed 33 points of the Dogs 75 against his old club, his last season. Kieran Jack polled 34 possessions like Goodes, and ended up with only 96 SuperCoach for his efforts. Hanneberys 30 touches saw him get 121, just his 4th ton of the season. Jude Bolton was in a way back to his very good early season form with 109 SuperCoach from 27 disposals. Craig Bird played fantastic and with his 20 disposals came 4 goals, he got a 118 SC. Barry Halls 92 SuperCoach came off 5 goals, 10 disposals & 7 marks in a solid performance. Matthew Boyd racked up 29 disposals and was rewarded for his efforts with a solid 100 SC.
Heroes: Goodes, Bolton - Higgins
Villains: Cross - Griffen - McVeigh

Gold Coast V Collingwood
Collingwood Defeated Gold Coast by 54 points

The Gold Coast Suns put up a good fight against the reigning premiers, in their first season they only lose by the 54 points, Mick Malthouse praised the young clubs efforts led by Gary Abletts 36 disposals & 126 SC. Danny Stanley, David Swallow & Jared Brennan all played well in the heavy defeat with scores of 91, 94 & 83. Pendlebury scored 127 SuperCoach from 30+ disposals, while Ben Johnson, Dane Swan, leon Davis & Luke Ball all played solid-very good games.
Heroes: Pendles - Swan - Ablett
Villains: Thomas - Smith - Harbroew

Essendon V Carlton
Carlton Defeated Essendon by 74 points

After Carlton only leading by 7 points at Half Time, Chris Judd & Eddie Betts joined the navy blue & white wires together, to cause an explosion, kicking 8.4 - 0.1 in the 3rd quarter. Eddie Betts kicked 8 goals for the game, 8 without a behind, whiel Chris Judd ammasses 33 possessions & 20 contested. Chris Judd had 8 tackles halfway through the second quarter and finished with 12 for the game. Gibbs (128), Murphy (131), Scotland (119), Robinson (93) & Captain Chris Judd ended up with an amzing 197 SuperCoach Points, the highest for the round. Not too many massive scores from the Dons, but Stanton scored an alright 81, Prismall the fomer cat got 104. The youth at the Dons played well, with Zaharkis getting 100 SuperCoach from 25 possessions, while Hurley scored 104 SuperCoach from his 3.2 performance and 17 disposals.
Heroes: Judd - Murphy - Gibbs - Betts
Villains: Jetta - Curnow - Kreuzer - Yarran


Geelong V richmond
Geelong Defeated Richmond by 62 points

Despite the match not being played in the Cats Lair down at Skilled, and being under the roof at Etihad, it made no difference to the hapless Tigers, who lost by 62 points in a shalacking by the Cats. Richmond tried there hearts out, with Deledio (34,115) Cotchin (38, 127) Tuck 32,133) Foley (27,108) - Nahas (23, 95) & Martin (21,75) the Tigers still couldnt get hold of the Cats neck, despite the Richmonds on baller splaying fantastic games. Jack Riewoldts injury must still be troubling him, he kciked 3 goals, but only got 7 disposals. Chris Nemwan went down halfway through the first with a PCL, but still amanged 45. James Kelly racked up 32 possessions and scored 97 SC. Jole Selwood & Joel Corey picked up 26 disposals each, and earnt 127 & 120 SuperCoach respectively. Scarlett clobbered Jroo and with his 27 disposals & 9 marks came a good score of 113 SuperCoach from the Cats veteran.
Heroes: Selwood – Deledio – Cotchin – Scarlett
Villains: Newman – Martin – Jackson – Ottens


Melbourne V Hawthorn
Hawthorn Defeated Melbourne by 54 points
In Cyril Rioli’s first game back from his 2nd hamstring of the season, he showed that he was fully fit and ready to fire, kicking a goal after just 1 mminute and 38 seconds. Hawthorn’s midfielders got amongst the goals early on, with Mitchell & Hodge kicking back to backs. Lance Franklin kicked 2 for the quarter, and Luke Breust nailed one, to keep a good goalkicking run going, has kicked a total of 16 goals, Melbourne tried to narrow margin inthe middle parts of the quarter with 3 quick goals from Sylvia, Howe & Dunn in the space of 5 minutes, but still trailed and at the end of the quarter, it was 6.1 37 to 3.3 21. Mitchell & Hodge both played solid games each, with 111 SuperCoach & 109 SuperCoach respectively. Moloney & Trengove had poor games in the middle, the opposite to Mitchell and Hodge, with 82 SuperCoach & 54 SC. Young gun Jordan Gysberts gets a return of 63 SC, and that pretty much sums up Melbourne’s poor performance, Nathan Jones & Ricky Petterd also got smashed in the middle with 74 SuperCoach each. Brad Green kicked 4 goals and was rewarded with 104 SC, while Lance Franklin, kicked 5 goals for a very good score of 132 SC. Rioli’s first game back resulted in 108 SC, while David Hale continued his run of scores in the 90s, his 4th out of 11 games this year, with 99SC. Stefan Martin played alright, and scored 96 SC.
Heroes: Hodge – Mitchell – Franklin – Green
Villains: Trengove – Moloney – Puopolo – Smith


Fremantle V West Coast
West Coast Defeated Fremantle by 1 point
The two West Australian teams field onto the ground for another derby, a classic it was bound to be. No longer was it a game, where both teams were sitting on the bottom of the table with a percentage of 50 and 1 win on the board, it was actually exciting in the lead up, both teams playing well, inside the top 8, and winning their last few. It was going to be a cracker. Matthew Pavlich had an extremely slow start, a bit like my Internet Connection tonight, with just 4 disposals halfway through the 2nd, he lifted his game, and finished with around 20, but only 74 SC. Tendai Mzungu came off the bench for a few with the loss of Stevie J, and filled in well for a 95 SC, in the best 3 for Freo. Greg Broughton was back to his 2010 best, officially with 26 disposals, 16 in the first half. JJ Kennedy kicked 3.4 and was solid throughout the game. At the end of the game, Hayden Ballantyne had a shot for goal after the siren, to win the match, it was from the boundary line, and 50 metres out. He hit the post, serious. During the week Jeff G-g-g-g-g (you know who I’m talking about) said that the kick should’ve been disallowed anyhow, because Ballantyne “ran over the mark”, the big Q-Stick (been a while since we’ve used that nickname?) stood a couple of metres behind the mark, and apparently Ballantyne went over it, i think they were trying to state he ran off his line, more like it. So Ballantyne hits the post and West Coast win their 2nd derby for the year. Greg Broughton scores 105 SC. Michael Barlow showed some patches of his debut season, colecting 26 disposals and 101 SC. Cox (149 SC), LeCras (134 SC) & Shuey (114 SC) were all the best for the Eagles, Kennedy’s 3 goals helped him to a 100 SC. Nat Fyfe scored 119 SC, while Zac Clarke, the big ruckmen, kicked 2 handy goals, for a 118 SC.
Heroes: Broughton – Cox – Fyfe – LeCras
Villains: Priddis (how did he get 99 SuperCoach from 14 disposals, huh? – Lower – Pavlich – Duffield – Ballanyne (to the Dockers