The Waverley Walrus
Bob McCowan (2)
the short fat bloke?
Sydney Subbies 2022
- Thread starter Pfitzy
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Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
Yeah I wish I could be there but we've got a big finish against Savers coming up - Old Boys Day in memory of one of our guys who passed away a couple of years back. We're also having Cultural Day to celebrate all the Pasifika, Maori, and Indigenous boys at our club.
Should be a good day despite a few showers in the weather forecast hope it blows away by then...
Eastcoast
Larry Dwyer (12)
Not my place to discuss this one. Best to leave this be.
Results went as they should over the weekend in Div 1. Interesting to see Waverley could only put up 28 points against a depleted Knox side. Would be happy to keep a clean sheet though. Waverley may be the ones taking home Kentwell. So big
The Ghost of Raelene
Andrew Slack (58)
Dirty Red Wags causing more mischief?
Oh good luck with the cultural day so good hopefully you can get it done without any rain or little rain oh no sorry to hear about the guy passing away a few years ago should be a fantastic day for you and the club
Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
Wasn't it a forfeit?
Heavyd
Nev Cottrell (35)
Div 2 the run home
1st grade
HV 54
Newport 50
UNSW 46
Lindfield 46
Hills 37
Huge clash this weekend with Hills facing a must win clash over UNSW to keep their season alive. A victory see’s them up against Beecroft for a last round throw of the dice.
Lindfield vs Newport is the other mouth watering head to head with the Breakers keen to keep their minor premiership hopes alive which would see a last round show down with premiership favourites HV.
2nd grade
Lindfield 57
UNSW 44
Newport 44
HV 40
Hills 38
These UNSW vs Hills and Newport vs Lindfield encounters are shaping up as consequential to the semi’s. Again Hills must win to keep their hopes alive and a win here almost guarantees them a finals berth with Newport facing a tough run home against Lindfield and HV.
Colts
Lindfield 54
Newport 48
Hills 39
Easts 38
HV 35
Old Soldier park will be packed to the rafters as Newport and Lindfield again face of in a top of the table. Lindfield are red hot and have only lost one game (to Newport) all season. Easts & Hills should win their last two games with bonus points so looks like HV will miss out. Breakers need to secure a bonus point in either this weekend or HV clash to secure the major semi.
3rds
Newport 44
Lindfield 44
Hills 41
HV 35
Epping 30
UNSW 29 (34 Game up their sleeve)
Different grade, same result. Must win clash for UNSW over Hills. No one stacks lower grades better than the mighty UNSW so can see them sneaking in to semi’s and then winning from 4th.
This Breakers/Lindfield fixture all day will be top quality and crucial for the overall make up of who gets major or minor semi’s. The crowd will be enormous! UNSW vs Hills will also be a monumental clash with every grade crucial to the make up fo the semis.
1st grade
HV 54
Newport 50
UNSW 46
Lindfield 46
Hills 37
Huge clash this weekend with Hills facing a must win clash over UNSW to keep their season alive. A victory see’s them up against Beecroft for a last round throw of the dice.
Lindfield vs Newport is the other mouth watering head to head with the Breakers keen to keep their minor premiership hopes alive which would see a last round show down with premiership favourites HV.
2nd grade
Lindfield 57
UNSW 44
Newport 44
HV 40
Hills 38
These UNSW vs Hills and Newport vs Lindfield encounters are shaping up as consequential to the semi’s. Again Hills must win to keep their hopes alive and a win here almost guarantees them a finals berth with Newport facing a tough run home against Lindfield and HV.
Colts
Lindfield 54
Newport 48
Hills 39
Easts 38
HV 35
Old Soldier park will be packed to the rafters as Newport and Lindfield again face of in a top of the table. Lindfield are red hot and have only lost one game (to Newport) all season. Easts & Hills should win their last two games with bonus points so looks like HV will miss out. Breakers need to secure a bonus point in either this weekend or HV clash to secure the major semi.
3rds
Newport 44
Lindfield 44
Hills 41
HV 35
Epping 30
UNSW 29 (34 Game up their sleeve)
Different grade, same result. Must win clash for UNSW over Hills. No one stacks lower grades better than the mighty UNSW so can see them sneaking in to semi’s and then winning from 4th.
This Breakers/Lindfield fixture all day will be top quality and crucial for the overall make up of who gets major or minor semi’s. The crowd will be enormous! UNSW vs Hills will also be a monumental clash with every grade crucial to the make up fo the semis.
It was sure a forfeit lol
Eastcoast
Larry Dwyer (12)
Its a 6 team finals series.....
It was put in place when the comp was 12 teams, can't change it now....
Subbies Standout
Frank Row (1)
I think HH can give Waverley a good run for their money, was only 20-12 few weeks back before the game was called off. HH also had their 2 key centres missing and no.8, arguably their 3 best players
The Ghost of Raelene
Andrew Slack (58)
Feels like a lot of clubs are just about ready pack up for the year.
Heavyd
Nev Cottrell (35)
My understanding is they already know they are DIv 2 bound next year. Only question is who will be joining them. Forest, Mountains, Drummoyne or Petersham. No one up from Div2and two down from Div 1.
Div 1 & 2 are 8 teams next year.
Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
After the weekend playing 1.5 games against Epping and then running a women's tournament all of Sunday, I certainly am
Eastcoast
Larry Dwyer (12)
Best part of the year is the Silly Saturday/Mad Mondays - How well do the other clubs do this?
WoodyWoodsman
Sydney Middleton (9)
How many bottles of Bollinger are spilled on Boronia on the maddest of Mondays?
Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
Div 4 Part 1 coming into the last round has a couple of positions to sort out:
McClean Cup minor premiers are Sydney Harbour - 8 point gap with a game to go, undefeated, and only missing the 4-try BP against Savers on a very small Lyne Park and Epping on the plastic during a very wet day.
Savers and Epping are level on 55 points, but Savers have more wins. You'd back the men in black to beat Renegades this weekend but we've got Old Boys Day planned, and a few returning from work, family, or disciplinary duties so maybe we can do the Rams a favour?
Of course, Epping still have to overcome Merrylands at Holroyd. The Wolves are not able to better their current 4th spot, tho they may lose it to Redfield who have HAC at the College (weather permitting).
Mac Uni have 6th spot at the minimum. They could go into 5th if Redfield lose, but will probably look to get some minutes in against Chatswood and prep for Epping or Savers in week 1 of the finals.
Everyone else is playing for fun.
McClean Cup minor premiers are Sydney Harbour - 8 point gap with a game to go, undefeated, and only missing the 4-try BP against Savers on a very small Lyne Park and Epping on the plastic during a very wet day.
Savers and Epping are level on 55 points, but Savers have more wins. You'd back the men in black to beat Renegades this weekend but we've got Old Boys Day planned, and a few returning from work, family, or disciplinary duties so maybe we can do the Rams a favour?
Of course, Epping still have to overcome Merrylands at Holroyd. The Wolves are not able to better their current 4th spot, tho they may lose it to Redfield who have HAC at the College (weather permitting).
Mac Uni have 6th spot at the minimum. They could go into 5th if Redfield lose, but will probably look to get some minutes in against Chatswood and prep for Epping or Savers in week 1 of the finals.
Everyone else is playing for fun.