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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This is Triple M Footy's mini match of the round. Now, get ready for the first quarter.
Peetling goes to Bailey Smith for McDonalds and Ream Hotwater. Triple M rocks football. McAndrew, first tap of the night, goes to Peetling. Bailey Smith flies the tackle and wins the footy. Did well. Catch just belted forward. They soccer it towards half forward. Crows get there first. Handball came out from Henry. Ollie Henry. Curtain over around the ball badly.
It comes out of handball to Cameron. Jez Cameron goes all the way to the front of the goal square. Crows under the pump. There's a holding on Jack Martin. You heard the umpire here on Triple M and Jack Martin from about 15 to 20 out straight in front with the free kick.
It was a good kick by Jezza, wasn't it? It was like a bit of a mung sort of talk, but it carried a long way and it went over the back of the first pack and just holding on to an arm. Bit of Guernsey there from Miller.
Miller has given away the free kick, so straight out in front. Opening seconds of the game. Oh, it's off the side of the boot. He's missed. Well, they're going to have to be careful, aren't they? A wet, breezy ball tonight. And that's a lad who's got a ton of skill. And it skews off the side of the boot. The Cats one behind Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard.
That would have been an absolute dream start for Geelong away from home. They'll get another look at it here. The kick in. Intercepted by Dangerfield. Who marks and goes. A true centre-half forward. Long ball to the top of the goal square. And Arsenal waste it. Martin flies.
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Chapter 2: How did the first quarter unfold between Adelaide and Geelong?
Another go. And marks 15 out directly in front. That's a good grab with a greasy share and turns around, snaps on the left. And that's more like it. The Cats have got the first of the night. They're 1-1-7. Crows yet to score on the Triple M Bunnings Trade Scoreboard.
Yeah, that's footy karma for you, Bern. He deserved that goal. He took a great mark about 10 metres out. Just a brilliant contested mark there by Jack Martin and puts the goal through. He didn't deserve the first one, though. They were both holding and... He missed it, but just signs for Adelaide. A bit of pressure there. They just bomb it out, Dangerfield marks.
But that early play burn where Jezza let that mung torp go, Curtin just ran straight over the top of the footy. You've just got to take it on wet, greasy nights like this or just keep it in front of yourself. Whether you take it out of bounds, it doesn't matter. But they've just got to be stronger over the footy, Adelaide. To Dawson.
Dawson. The skipper goes to half forward. There's a bit of hanging on going there. The ump this time says let's let it go. Guthrie was involved. Neil Bourne. Handball. Taylor. Taylor with the right foot stuck around the corner. And the Crows get there first. Gee, they did that beautifully from half forward as the drizzle starts here at the Adelaide Oval. Crows 1-6. Geelong 1-7.
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They win the centre bounce and clean. How clean were they in the condition? You can see here the rain pelting down now again, but it was Dawson who won the crucial centre bounce. How crucial is winning that in the centre bounce in today's footy? And Alex Neil Bullen was the one that grabbed it off the ground, and he certainly didn't overrun it.
Clean take, spat it out to Taylor, and that's a beautiful finish. Good response from Adelaide.
Berry's hand will put the Ruckman right under the puck. Wasn't doing any favours at all. Neil with the ball. Gives to Danger. Danger's right foot snap and goal. He's
Look at the strut.
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Chapter 3: What significant moments occurred in the second quarter?
You know what, they're talking about my contract. I'm playing against my own side. Get that eucalyptus oil near me. Look at him.
It's stink at the moment. What about, there's no other struts better than Danger after kicking a goal. As soon as he kicked that, just the chest came out. He let back and he doesn't really bump anyone or get into the opposition. He just knows.
I'm Patrick Dangerfield. Have a look at me. Almost intercepted by Bailey Smith. Handball to the running Saligo. He kicks to centre half. Ford O'Connor worries Richelli out of it. Walker comes on to it again. Too good with the wet ball. Maddie's on the up to handball to Neil Bullen who runs into it. Open goal. Tex Walker well played.
Geez, and a couple of magnificent things already on this very wet night. And Adelaide go to 2-1-13. Geelong 2-3-15. Triple M Bunnies trade scoreboard.
Good is he? How clean is the Texan? Love seeing him go about his work. But, Fern, Kate mentioned in the pre-show about Isaac Heaney possibly being the best player in the competition. I reckon Jordan Dawson gets missed. Yeah? I reckon he's an absolute superstar. Yeah, no, he is. He certainly is. And the difference he makes to Adelaide when he plays and when he's up and playing well...
is as good as any difference to any team in the competition.
I'll tell you where he's underrated. He's in the air. He's like a key. If he plays back, he's like a key defender, intercept marker. And when he goes forward, he's like a key forward.
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Chapter 4: How did the third quarter impact the game's momentum?
He's so good. And we saw there again in that contest, marking above his head in these conditions. Great start from him. And winning centre clearances, he's right in this.
He's at ground deck, gives the handle out to Barry. Barry! Picks around the corner, left-foot snap. Here's another bloke who's having a great season. Underrated player. That was a terrific goal in pouring rain. And Adelaide go to 3-1-19. Lead by a point. Geelong a 2-6-18. Triple M Bunnings trade scoreboard.
We don't talk enough, Bern, I reckon, with the modern footballer. How clean they are. These conditions, they're outrageous.
Ridiculous how clean they are. Some of Dangerfield's takes with one arm while someone else is holding his other arm. He sort of takes it around the back a few times and flicking it out. But again, there, clean take from Berry. Just a contest king, this bloke.
Walker's knock-on was clever. Got it to Dawson, left forward pocket. There he is. Now time for Rochelle to shine. He squares it up. Great kick. Even better mark it over the top of his head by Cook.
Brilliant for Josh Rochelle. Jeez, it was a dangerous kick going inside for you. It's a shallow entry inside. It was almost on the junction, wasn't it, in front of us. And if you turn that over, you can quite often just get burnt out the back going the other way. So he had to kick it. Great take from Cook. Kicked some big goals this year, this bloke.
None bigger than the showdown in round eight, the game winner against Port Adelaide. This from 35 out, directly in front. He's just missed late. It's the Crows with a slender two-point lead. Marine hot water and McDonald's.
Triple M rocks footy. Shut up.
The footies of Triple M. This is Triple M footies mini match of the round. Now, get ready for the second quarter.
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Chapter 5: What were the key strategies employed in the fourth quarter?
And then he got rewarded. What a finish.
He's worked off the ball and Miller, cool in a crisis to Curtin. Had Walker out of position. Texted well. Got it front and centre. Knocked on by Archie. A minute before half-time. Handball over the top into the path for Peatling. Adelaide have got three on their own inside 50. McAndrew gathers a greasy ball. Gets it to an open goal. And on the stroke of half-time, that's a big one for Adelaide.
They lead by 6 points, 6.339 to 4.933 on the Triple M Toyota Tundra scoreboard.
Well, Ditson-Burn, you were just mentioning about how Keyes hasn't been in a hell of a lot of form. He was in the goal square by himself. Not one opposition player within 40 metres of him and still nearly missed it. He nearly had an airy somehow. He just looked like he thought he had a player about to tackle him, I reckon.
How did three Adelaide players get ahead of the footy like that inside their 450? Well, I reckon Conor O'Sullivan had three or four touches up here on centre wing. Tom Stewart had to come up. So all the players for Geelong had rolled up. And that, Keyes and a couple of other Adelaide players had come from the help side there. Look at them all. Yeah.
Oh, wow. Keep it away from him in wet weather.
Now, Kervis free kick underneath the Max Bashir stand. Clock down to 13 seconds. If Adelaide want to try and squeak out one last score, he needs to go now. Shallow ball to half forward. Wasn't marked by Walker. He'll be thrown in. The clock stops with five seconds remaining, and it's Adelaide who are going to take a one-goal lead into the main break. 6-3, 39 the Crows.
Geelong have had their chances. 4-9, 33 on the Triple M Toyota Tundra scoreboard. The Crows have ticked the first box.
They will lead at halftime.
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Chapter 6: What crucial plays defined the final minutes of the match?
They get the first of the third quarter. And it's a game-high 12-point lead that they enjoy. 7.345 to 4.933.
Triple M beacon trade scoreboard. I reckon sometimes as well, Ben, when you get those free kicks at the top of the goal square, you're better off taking your 30 seconds, giving your team a breather, setting up, understanding what's happening. It's dried up a bit from the first half. You can go through those talking points. Now you get back and you get to work. So good decision there by Tex.
Like that he ended up giving it back to Dawson
Handball's on his outside to Cook, who's been a handy player again. Goes all the way to the pocket. Dawson's back there. Oh, he got it. And Geelong free kick. O'Sullivan. Oh, try not to have it as well.
His legs got taken out from him.
He landed on the Geelong player. Harvey Norman. Oh, that has to be a free kick to Dawson. He's holding his hip. Oh, Texas.
Oh, glided here. To him. Tex pushed the Geelong player. Tex could be in trouble for that.
There are some sore players here.
You're not allowed to do that into a marking contest now. Jeez, that's hurt.
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Chapter 7: How did Adelaide manage to secure a narrow victory?
It is. Here comes the momentum shift. 45 plays 53.
Triple MB can trade scoreboard. He's brilliant footballer, Ollie Dempsey. Plays the wing as good as anyone in the competition. Miller is in big trouble.
Massive trouble. Caught holding the ball. He was double teamed. The kick in from Adelaide. Put them right under the puck. We see Matty Nix on the big screen here. The Harvey Norman. Hands on his head saying, what is going on? Because this game has really been turned on its head. So Bowes is going to have a crack at goal. He'll be about 50 metres out, outside the boundary line, right half forward.
Not an easy kick. Start this at the left post and it should come back. From a man who played a fair bit on this ground, should know in Bernie Vince, Bowes gets close to the man on the mark. He starts it right, it's coming back. What a kick. That's a great kick. Geelong are right back in this game. Boy, can you believe it? What a kick. It is a one-point game at the Adelaide Oval. Geelong 7-10-52.
Traal Adelaide 8-5-53. And the Crows, you think, need the next goal. They need to stop this right now, don't they?
They do. They need to win a centre bounce. They've been smashed in there all night. I think Bern will have the numbers in a second. But how good's that? Jack Bowes, he's in his 150th. Right on the boundary, 50 metres out.
Beautiful kick. For the throw-in. Last 30 seconds of this term. Blitzar's with a tap. Throws a chance. Taylor. Handball to Murray. Got it out to Berry. He was tackled. Geelong come away. Bowes gets the long kick. Bowes who kicked a brilliant goal earlier in this term. Adelaide win it at centre wing. Nang Kervis gets through heavy traffic. Gives the handball off. Quick kick forward wasn't good.
Cut off by Bowes. A long raking handball over the top. They're trying to get it down there as quickly as they can. Loose ball for Oli Henry. And he gets it to the boundary line. What a quarter. What a final two we've got coming up at the Adelaide Oval.
Two points the difference at three-quarter time. Geelong, 7-10-52. Adelaide, 8-6-54. Marine Hot Water and McDonald's.
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Chapter 8: What were the standout performances from this match?
It was a clear takedown inside 50 and a goal before you knew it. So great response. Can they get another one? They need the next one. They need two in a row.
That's when Paddy Dangerfield has 25 touches and a goal. In the last five years, Geelong have lost once. 13-1 in that time. He's had 27 and a goal tonight. Okay.
Marked by Deconing off the kick in. Landed. Gave it to Manor. Runs to 50.
He's kicked three behinds.
What a kick. Game changing. Sean Manor on the run from 45. Sneaks it through. And it's a one-goal game. What a contest this is.
Triple M totally work with scoreboard. All of a sudden, back to a goal. Geelong, they just find a way, don't they? Adelaide have had all the play. With the most dangerous team in this last quarter, but they just keep letting Geelong back in.
So we're throwing left half forward for Geelong. We're not going to get another draw, are we? Five minutes, 12 on the clock. They've won a couple by one point this year, Adelaide. The margin is six points. Geelong lost to Hawthorne by a point, too. And, what, Carlton by three points. They've had a couple of close ones. Mullen picks it up. Hamill to Bailey-Smith. Gets a ham all the way just.
Holmes runs into trouble. Quick kick forward. Finds a teammate. Fortunately, Hamill out to Bowes. Bowes, Goldwood. Goldwood, he's got it. He squeezes it in. The scores are level at the Adelaide Oval. Bowes has kicked two miraculous goals tonight. Never more important than that one. And Geelong twice in the third and the final term have come back from 20 points down. What an effort away from home.
Can you believe it? Four minutes, 51 on the clock.
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