“Well what can one say about this game except for it had everything. Drama, crisis death and luck. Fernado Pans did not seem at all interested in the ball in the first half and signalled there intentions right from the first hit. Mad Dog Bonney died and not even the apothecary could save him. Under the Black Flag ran in two first half touch downs to leave the Fernado Pans Steelers coach looking a little bemused. It was only a lucky break late in the first half that the side rallied and put a run together which resulted in a touch down. Down to 9 men, Bluetooth, Under the Black Flag's coach thought he could waste a few turns by holding the ball at the back of his half. Then on a decisive breakaway Under the Black Flag made a pass which was well caught and needing a hand off to take the Elf clear, spilt it, handing possession over to the opposition. It swayed this way and that way as each coach tryed to make a break with the loose ball. Double skulls and ones a plenty to go around too. When eventually the ball was picked up the drive resulted in a touch down in the last turn of the game, but the hard work was from the Under the Black Flag team at a disadvantage numerically they endeavoured to stop the drive to no avail. Coming up with a turnover in their last turn. This was edge of your seat stuff folks and I was glad to witness it. Overall a friendly game but played with the best spirit in the world. ”