By Coen Pearson
In wet conditions, the Frogs decimated the young Magpies at Agapantha Arena. The magpies left the ground looking dejected, but as revealed at a post-match press conference from Ida Tranlenski (Head Coach of the Magpies) the club had decided they needed the young quality draft picks.
The Frogs however, wanted to prove themselves and won their second win at home.
By Coen Pearson
This Super Saturday there are two epic clashes. Frogs and Magpies first up, at Agapantha Arena.
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The Frogs, who are sitting 9th on the ladder will be play the Magpies to determine who will the wooden spoon. If the Magpies lose, it will be their third straight wooden spoon. The Frogs, who are a more competitive team will probably try to demolish them as the Magpies are hunting for number one draft pick.
Then, the race for the finals is on. Two teams competing for fourth position will play a stunner at Blackwood oval. The Echidnas, who where 10th in round 3, are now looking hot since they received ten star players from the Lorikeets.
The Cockatoos have had their home training interrupted all week with Heritage Council protests. Also having to travel such a long distance with little break will be harsh for the away side.
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