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Roos look to trounce

Dale Tonkin

West v South

GOING by previous form, I can’t see West making any impact on this game.

I think it will be more of a training run for Roos kicking to the cones so to speak.

South sit quite a few games on top of the ladder and if anybody watches them, you will see why.

West on the other hand are becoming hard to watch. They have had two breakout games and the rest have been mediocre. With just four games remaining, West need to get their house in order, doing the basics with excellence, then who knows, they could sneak a final, but at this stage I would say no.

South are leading the charge and it appears the minor premiership is theirs and they deserve it thoroughly.

I think in this game they will simply walk through West and add to their percentage.

I mean no disrespect to West, but I think South could finish this game with a 100-plus point win.

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