Anonymous
Years ago
After the first 3rd of the season it looked like south would just be making the numbers up but have been getting a few scalps.
Forestville have found their cheque book again, what are the odds they add another big name player soon.
SportingPulse saying that Carla scored 31, scorers got the two mixed up? Not sure how you could confuse the two, Carla rocking a much better tan
It was obvious today that South lost due to poor coaching. What was Vikki thinking?
Annon
Years ago
Who next to come into Forestville line up??? Maybe a junior ??
huh
Years ago
Annon 772.
I think the OP is talking about Anthony Petrie who scored 31 not Sarah.
Funny thing is that Carla also dropped 31.
Plenty of juniors in the women, not so in the men (other then on the bench)
Yes agree that the Forestville cheque book I out again.
It would seem that when Mr and Mrs Symonds lack coaching ability is evident, their immediate solution is to get the cheque book out.
Then they added Al Green to the coaching roster and we all know that Al does nothing unless the dollars are right.
It would be interesting to know the premier league cost at Forestville.
Interesting dynamic with Doyle and Sims on the court. Cant be on the court at the same time.
Sims clearly has some issues above the shoulders.
Forestville women have far more juniors than South!
Forestville kind of have to play juniors in the women don't they, as they have run off all of the seniors?
They had to run some off the get a spot open for the daughter
razor
Years ago
Interesting that the men still lost with their NBL recruits - their import not contributing too many points. Their home bred players did score 9 points though none started.
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