I don't know about you, but I'm past the shock. I'm past the disbelief. I'm past the relief, the sheer joy, the emotions that you can't express no matter how hard you try. I'm at a new point in what I assume winning a flag is supposed to feel like. It's a feeling of absolute peace.
I don't think there's anyone that'll read this post that has seen a Swans flag before. Well, everyone who reads this post has seen one now. Swannies fans have been born, grown up, lived their lives and died without seeing one... far too many of them. No more.
I'll be writing down my experience of this weekend, and I'll put it here for you to read. But it is for my benefit. I won't be able to capture that feeling... I'll have a chronology, and hopefully that will help me to remember.
I want to win more. I'm greedy. I want next year's flag too. I want the one after that and the one after that. I want to be like Port and Essendon and Carlton fans. I want to have to think hard about which flag it was that Leo saved for us. Was it 2005? Or '06?
But for now... my peaceful feeling is enough.
I don't think there's anyone that'll read this post that has seen a Swans flag before. Well, everyone who reads this post has seen one now. Swannies fans have been born, grown up, lived their lives and died without seeing one... far too many of them. No more.
I'll be writing down my experience of this weekend, and I'll put it here for you to read. But it is for my benefit. I won't be able to capture that feeling... I'll have a chronology, and hopefully that will help me to remember.
I want to win more. I'm greedy. I want next year's flag too. I want the one after that and the one after that. I want to be like Port and Essendon and Carlton fans. I want to have to think hard about which flag it was that Leo saved for us. Was it 2005? Or '06?
But for now... my peaceful feeling is enough.

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