Preview of the big footy clash this weekend at the Yarram Rec Reserve. Junior netball commencing at 9.30 am thirdas football 10 am. Get along and support your team. Delivered a body blow on their top five ambitions YARRAM will play host to neighbour and long-time foe the Wildcats with the result of the contest hinging on both clubs end of seasons hopes. Rallying after a slow start last Saturday to put themselves in the box seat in the premiership term the Demons faltered in the last quarter with coach Grif Underwood and his chargers fully aware of their inconsistent form. “Obviously our season has been a bit up and down, but the playing group and I are confident that we can get back to some better and more consistent form,” said Underwood. “All games from now on in are important to us and where we finish come the end of the season.” It’s crunch time for WOODSIDE coach Chris Pettitt and his chargers. Despite failing to occupying a top five position during the season the Wildcats have remained in contention but struggled to make the impact that they did last season. Playing just two matches in the past month, for a return of one victory there has been little to celebrate for the wailing Wildcats who have shown just glimpses of their barnstorming form from the earlier part of the season. As the leading quartet begins to settle and the highly sought after fifth position slips from their grasp, the Wildcats must claim the honors for a second time against the Demons if they are to go one better than last season and make finals. The stage is set for an enthralling contest.
Posted on: Tue, 08 Jul 2014 23:35:40 +0000
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