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NSW State Football League N.S.W.A.RL. Football Record 1989 STATE LEAGUE PREVIEW There are only three rounds of football to be played on Saturday. The m·atch of the round St George at home to Parramatta, Hills hosting North Shore and Western Suburbs on their home turf against Campbelltown. These are the remaining games out of Round 4. The match of the day will see St George at home defy the Parramatta Goannas. With only six rounds to play after today, the results of every match will be significant in the battle for the QBE Insurance Premiership Final Four. St George versus Parramatta at Olds Park is not only the match of the round, it will be something of a ladder decider· both these teams are keen to keep a grip on the top four ladder positions. Coaches Steve Taubert (Saints) and Ken Welsh (Parramatta) could only be pleased with their respective teams performances this season. Parramatta have shook off or even shaken off their average 1988 display while St George have cast off their habit of narrow losses to be a better team this season. Parramatta has the four 'B's' David Barwick, Neil Brunton, Neil Briscoe and Russell (Bomber) Brown all ready and willing to kick a few goals for the Blue and Gold. St George have equally a strong line up of goal kickers led by Mark McGrath, Chris Ansell, David Wadling plus the versatile winger Mirko Milic given the opportunity. With a bit of luck chapter 32 of the 'Northside Derby' will be played on Saturday between Hills and North Shore at Pennant Hills Oval. Both teams have been improved by their recent games and while ladder positions are desperate the game could be even. There have been 31 previous encounters in the Northside Derby series with honours squarely in favour of North Shore - but Hills are currently holders of the Avco Financial Services Northside 'Derby' Shield. It will be the individual clashes all around the ground that could decide the result. Captain/Coach of Shore, Tony Smith, is in superb form and his strength at the centre bounces could be dominant. He will be aided by the laconic ex Wagga player Alistair Watchhom. Hills Doug Scholz cannot be denied at the centre bounces and his clash with Tony Smith could be exciting to see. Around the centre, old rivals bouncy Peter Carr (North Shore) and Hills Mickey Toy should test each others mettle. Allan Gardiner at full forward and erstwhile defender Steve Barrett who have been getting amongst the goals lately will test the Black and Red defence led by Peter Johnson and Anthony Smyth. Defence for the Black and Reds has also been strengthened by the inclusion of talented youngsters Julian Doyle and Nigel McLaughlin. · While at the other end of the ground Bears Peter Robertson, Anthony Croke and the tall marking Troy Tonkin will test Hills defence. Hills had an awful start to the '89 season but have, under Coach Ray Johns, well and truly melded some talent from the juniors with their '88 players into a much improved team since Round 1. Shores teamwork is coming together after the rain plagued patchy start to the season and they could, on paper, certainly have the edge on Hills. And in the other match the Campbelltown Blues will come visiting the Western Suburbs Magpies on the Magpies home ground, Wagener Oval. N.S.WA.RL Football Record 1989 AROUND THE TRAPS COMEBACK AGAIN! More farewells than madame Melba - that's about the fate of Hills very much the new boys on the Central Umpire Frank Neville who block had been promoted to First Di­ surfaced again, out of retirement vision early that year and were not at Trumper Park recently. thought to be a great challenge to North Shore. Not so as Hills kicked Mud and slush did make for a 18-25 (133) to Shores 15-14 (104) in clean display of umpiring but it a dazzlins:,i six goal last quarter to .~ was good to see him on deck. make a triumphant start to their first lJ grade career. PHANTOM CALL Round 2 that season went to North Shore as did the third match that Recently with all the postponed year. But it didn't matter as Hills had race meetings we have heard of gotten off to a fairytale start. Actu­ Phantom race meetings - but ally it was not until 1981 that Hills never. phantom umpires. Let me won the "Derby" clash again. explain - recently at Sydney Uni­ yersity Oval a spectator was pay­ In 1982 the Avco Financial Services ing out on Mark Rendell, Central company donated a Shield for per­ Umpire and President of the petual competition between the two Umpires Association, who is teams. The Shield with the mouthful plenty able to handle an irate name "Avco Financial Services spectator. But he did not have to Northside Derby Shield" was do­ because he was not the umpire nate~ and won immediately by Hills officiating that day - which caused much jubilation in the district. '; Mark either has a lookalike or that spectator needs glasses. Ladder positions are no gauge of the result of these "Derby" games but the action is always strong and NORTHSIDE positive. The tally to date is North Shore have DERBY - HISTORY won 22 Derby games, Hills 8 and one game was drawn. Today's game is number 32 since The battle, soon to be named the 1977 and Hills are currently the hold­ Northside Derby, between North ers of the Shield having won it on July 31, 1988, by 8 points. S~ore and Pennant Hills (now just Hiiis) began on a cool April day in 1977. r- N.S.W.A.F.L Football Record 1989 1989 STATE LEAGUE FIXTURE Sat April 2 Sa!June24 Campbelltown 5-9 North Shore 5-7 Sydney Uni St George }Matches Tue April 25 Campbelltown Parramatta }postponed St George 7-10 East Sydney 7-14 Western Subs North Shore }to Sunday I Parramatta 14-19 Hills 6-11 East Sydney Hills }August27 I Sydney Uni 9-5 Western Subs 6-14 I Sun July 2 Sun April 9 Sydney Uni 4-11 Campbelltown 15-23 I Western Subs 11-15 St George 20-20 Western Subs 7-13 Parramatta 15-21 r- East Sydney 15-14 Campbelltown 16-16 Hills 16-19 St George 22-15 North Shore 18-15 Parramatta 13-8 North Shore 14-15 East Sydney 15-18 Hills 13-15 Sydney Uni 22-13 Sun July9 Sat AprilfS Parramatta 18-25 Sydney Uni 8-8 St George 13-11 Campbelltown 13-14 Campbelltown 25-15 Hills 7-5 East Sydney 19-22 Parramatta 18-19 St George 16-9 North Shore 13-11 Sydney Uni 5-14 North Shore 23-30 East Sydney 23-17 Western Subs 14-18 Sun April 16 Western Subs 16-11 Hills 14-22 Sat July 15 St George Parramatta Olds Park ~pril23 Hills Nth Shore Pennant Hills . Sydney 11-16 Sydney Uni 9-12 Sydney Uni U19 Baulkham Hilla Sydney Uni The remainder of these games will be played on July 15 Sun July 16 Western Subs CampbelHown Wagener Oval SatApril29 St George Sydney Uni !Matches Sun July 23 Parramatta Campbelltown postponed St George Sydney Uni Olds Park North Shore Westen Subs to Sunday Parramatta Campbelltown GippsRoad Hills East Sydney }July 23 North Shore Western Subs Gore Hill Hills East Sydney Pennant Hills Sun May7 Campbelltown 19-15 Sydney Uni 9-6 Sat July 29 Parramatta 26-17 Western Subs 14-13 Hills Campbelltown Pennant Hills St George 20-9 Hills 5-10 North Shore St George Gore Hill East Sydney 26-15 North Shore 16-21 Sydney Uni Parramatta Sydney Uni Sun May 14 Sun August 6 Sydney Uni Parrmatta }Matches Western Subs East Sydney Wagener Oval Hills Campbelltown }postponed North Shore Campbelltown Gore Hill North Shore St George }to: July29 Western Subs East Sydney }to: Aug 6 Sat Aug 12 Sydney Uni Hills Sydney Uni SatMay27 Parramatta North Shore GippsRoad East Sydney 11-7 St George 9-15 Campbelltown East Sydney Football Park North Shore Campbelltown To Aug 6 St George Western Subs Olds Park Hills - 9-3 Parramatta 8-22 Sun May28 SunAug20 Western Subs 5-10 Sydney Uni 9-9 Campbelltown St George Football Park North Shore Hills Gore Hill Sun June4 Sydney Uni Hills }Matches SunAug27 Parramatta North Shore }postponed Sydney Uni St George Sydney Uni - Campbelltown East Sydney roSaturday Campbelltown Parramatta Football Park St George Western Subs August 12 Western Subs North Shore Wagener Oval East Sydney Hills Trumper Park Sa1June 10 ~amatta 13-13 East Sydney 7-10 1al Semi Final I June 11 Sun 3 September Erskineville Oval ney Uni 8-5 North Shore 10-5 ' ... ,is 17-13 Western Subs 5-5 2nd Semi Final Mon June 12 Sun 1O September Erskineville Oval Campbelltown St George To Aug 20 Preliminary Final I Sun June 18 Sun 17 September Erskineville Oval Sydney Uni 5-15 East Sydney 8-20 Parramatta 8-10 St George 8-18 Grand Final f Campbelltown Western Subs }Postponed Sun 24 September Erskineville Oval j- Hills North Shore }to Aug 20 I TUNE IN TO RADIO 2UE FOR ALL WET WEATHER INFORMATION, CHANGES TO MATCH SCHEDULES AND SCORES. 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