Comets are destroyed of they burn through the greens outer atmosphere

I think everyone present at the Bentleigh V Comets variety hour this week would have to agree that it was a testament to sports and athletics everywhere. After an afternoon filled with Greens dominated play, Bentleigh came away with a pleasing 3 to 1 result, a score highly indicative of the game that had unfolded before us. Playing back on home soil, the greens looked comfortable, with a well-grounded defensive line, and many of their goals scored of strong assists. The sole moment of Cometary victory came late in the game, when a greens victory was inevitable, and player minds were most likely side tracked by the celebratory rotating meat that was to come.
So here we are at last. Standing at the door of destiny. Ready and willing to knock. Confident, but respectful of what lies inside. Next week the greens will once more meet Coburg. They are the number three to our number two. They are the shadow that goes before us as we walk from the sun, and tails us only when we walk toward its majestic solar glory.
This game will decide who follow the pines into the finals first class sleeper carriage for two, and who will slog it out in coach all the way to the checked flag. The comets have the home ground advantage, but the greens excel on grass, and have a stong history agaist them, beating them 2-1 at our last encounter, even when we couldn't seam to beat anyone else. It should be a good match.