IF THE Griffith Black and Whites are to turn around their form slump and in the process keep pushing for the finals, this weekend's game against Tullibigeal Lakes United (TLU) is the time to do it.

Having lost its last three games, the Black and Whites have fallen outside of the all-important top five heading into this weekend, however, the win over TLU is no certainty.

The Sharks have already put in a nomination for upset of the season when they defeated the Leeton Greens in round 10, and have not looked far off the mark against other competition heavyweights such as Waratahs.

Captain-coach Troy Brose has instilled a new level of professionalism at the club, and while it has not always manifested itself in the side's performances this year, the weekend's game is a danger one for the Black and Whites.

Black and Whites

Coach: Logan Wright

1 – Sione Siale

3 – Jeff Cook

4 – Tarrin Katu

2 – Alipate Tamasave

5 – Colin Brett

6 – Albert Cook

7 – Lance Wright

8 – Logan Wright

9 – Thomas Webb

10 – Alex Litisoni

11 – Dwayne Simpson

12 – Leonale Bourke

13 – Peter Dellafranca

Res: 14 Joe Litisoni 15 Armstrong Wiramaki