The team to play the Inverell Saints at Varley Oval on September 19 at 2.00 pm is:

Interchange: D’Gluyas, Dutaillis, Harrison Munday, Buckland.

Be at Wolseley Oval by 12.30pm

On September 12th the Nomads much-loved Johnathon Frost played his 150th game for the Nomads. Frosty, aka the Guyra Ghost, first played with the Nomads in 2007, under the encouragement of cousin Rhys Whitby. Since that time he has won 4 flags and played in 6 grand finals. He has been a key figure in the success of the Nomads over the past decade and a great clubman.

This is the Frostman on the great day celebrating with cousins David “Modra” Richards and Dwayne Graham.

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It was a long day at the office for the Nomads out at Wolseley Oval in Gunnedah. The reigning premiers showed why they are hot flat favourites for 2020 with their precision kicking, pace strong marking and hunger for the hard-ball. It was Frosty’s 150th game but unfortunately the Dogs’ 10 goal first quarter meant there was little to celebrate once the game got underway. The usual brigade of Clarrie, Rambo, Modra Richards, Phill Mitchell and Conor Nest battled valiantly all day but in the end to little no avail. Up forward Clarrie Barker kicked 3 goals and Luke “Rambo” Raymond and John “Joof” McKay kicked 2 apiece. The final scores were Gunnedah 26.15.171 to the Nomads 8.4.52.

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The team to play the Gunnedah Bulldogs at Wolseley Oval on September 12 at 1.00 pm is:

Interchange: D’Gluyas, Dutaillis, Harrison Munday, Feltham.

Be at Wolseley Oval by 11.30pm

On a warm almost-spring like day at the Bellevue, and with a good crowd of supporters, the Nomads were unable to capitalise on their opportunities, and lost to the Tamworth Swans for the second time this year. It was a tale of two halves, with the Swans running rampant in the first and the Nomads playing clever football in the second. But unfortunately the goal-seeking radar was not switched on and the Nomads missed a series of shots which at other times they would have nailed. Up forward in the second half Clarrie Barker was a revelation kicking 4 goals while in defence Conor Nest continued the use of his go-go-gadget extension arms to intercept mark after mark. In the midfield Tom Hunt and Morgan Dunn also played their hearts out. Final scores were New England Nomads 9.12.66 to the Tamworth Swans’ 12.10.82 This makes reaching the grand final in a month much more difficult than it might otherwise have been. More »