SOUTHS LOGAN v WYNNUM MANLY
Langlands Park on Saturday, September 6 - noon
Referee: Robert Gallacher

WYNNUM Manly will be seeking a slice of revenge when it plays Souths Logan in the FOGS Cup preliminary final. Souths Logan defeated the Seagulls 22-16 in their major semi-final clash two weeks ago. Wynnum Manly coach Mark Gliddon won’t have forgotten that result and he’ll have his charges fired up. The winning side receives the right to play Easts in the 2008 premiership decider. Wynnum Manly, the 2007 premiers, rocketed back into title contention last weekend on the back of a comfortable 42-16 victory over Redcliffe. Souths Logan went down 34-14 to Easts in the qualifying final.

It was payback time and the FOGS Cup boys did us proud with a resounding 42-16 defeat of the Doplhins in Saturdays FOGS Cup Elimination Final at Meakin Park. The Dolphins ended the hopes of the Qld Cup and Colts teams a week earlier in front of our home crowd so there was added incentive to put them away over the weekend.

Sudden death football was another incentive and the players responded with a dominant display that started right from the kick off. They didn't give Redcliffe a sniff until midway through the second half when they lead 32 -0. It was a step up in intensity to last week when they went down to Souths Logan. Coming off the bye the players looked like they needed the run and the loss seemed to spark them into action.

Seagulls v Dolphins
Meakin Park 1pm
Referee - Rob GALLACHER

TOUGH Redcliffe centre Matt Harris has been suspended for three matches in a major blow to the Dolphins’ FOGS Cup premiership prospects. Harris was unsuccessful in his bid to beat the dangerous throw charge at last night’s judiciary hearing. The suspension rules the hard-running centre out of the remainder of the 2008 semi-final series. Redcliffe is drawn to play Wynnum Manly in Saturday’s FOGS Cup elimination final at Meakin Park. The winner plays the loser of the qualifying final between Easts and Souths Logan.

Meanwhile, Wynnum Manly halfback Matt Seamark has been suspended for two matches for a dangerous throw on Redcliffe’s Shane Perry in last weekend’s Queensland Cup clash. Seamark, who took an early plea, will have to serve the suspension next year as the Seagulls have been eliminated from the finals.