I believe...

[Bart]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by BAM_BAM
LMAO. I must have missed that one in all of the other drivel I'd waded through this week. I think that comment's hilarious.

You've got to be kidding right?

Not kidding

Originally posted by footyhead
Sometimes I watch him on the TV and I really do think that he thinks he is Gods gift to football some times. I mean who does GGF think he is Warick Capper ?????

or

Originally posted by footyhead
Lets face it Gods gift to football (ggf), is the new luffy , minus the charm and people skills.

[BAM_BAM]

Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Schneidergirl


Also Bam_Bam totally off the subject, I find your picture totally totally drop dead gorgeous! Where did you snipe that one?

from the shirtless site. it's at this address

http://www.shirtlessafl.com/

many more nice pic's to choose from too.

[Schneidergirl]

Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by BAM_BAM
from the shirtless site. it's at this address

http://www.shirtlessafl.com/

many more nice pic's to choose from too.

OMG.... surely this is not legal!
WOW

[Go Swannies]

Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by BAM_BAM
from the shirtless site. it's at this address

http://www.shirtlessafl.com/

many more nice pic's to choose from too.

How did you discover that there was a shirtless site? Just curious.

[BAM_BAM]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Go Swannies
How did you discover that there was a shirtless site? Just curious.

too much spare time?? This is a little secret I've known about for a while a year +. I think I was just surfing and typed in Ryan's name and up came the site.

I was also standing about 5m away from where the boys were when the pictures at Martin Place were taken, but silly me forgot to take a camera. Lucky some one else did

[BAM_BAM]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Schneidergirl
OMG.... surely this is not legal!
WOW

I know Schneidergirl, but aren't we glad we can exploit it while it is

[Nico]

Originally posted by Dave
I believe most of the problem is in their heads.
They just need to find the spark.

Trouble is we have a few too many cranial vacuums on the paddock.

[liz]

Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Bart

So basically we've gone from "brilliance of the coaching" and "the best Swans team I have seen" to 10 years of mediocrity.

The only "pattern" I see here is one of incoherence, inconsistency and disloyalty.

Bart

Couldn't agree more.

Footyhead

Why do you bother following the Swans - and more to the point waste time posting here - when they clearly make you so miserable?

[Bron]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Go Swannies
Jason in tiny, skin-tight shorts isn't a good image to conjure.

Maybe a good haircut?

Looking at our boys, I'm thinking that maybe the Club needs to employ the services of a good haircutter! Even (dare I say it) Jude BSMBH!

(This is a humorous post for all you boring so-serious folks out there who don't understand when someone is making a light-hearted comment!)

[Go Swannies]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by Bron
Maybe a good haircut?

They'll still look great against the Hawks. Now there's a club that looks like it plays out of a 1970s hippy commune.

[footyhead]

Re: Re: Re: Re: I believe...

Originally posted by lizz
Bart

Couldn't agree more.

Footyhead

Why do you bother following the Swans - and more to the point waste time posting here - when they clearly make you so miserable?

It is true, I can't hide the fact of my bitter dissapointment of the re-emergance of the Swans of old latley, but as to making me miserable....., that is not true. Even if it were, I would not stop posting, because I see it as my duty to try and bring a bit of emotion and colour onto the RWO board.
Although I think that thre are some very good insights from the great majority of you, the thing I think that is lacking is a bit of flipant passion and a sence of being off the cuff. If I feel it I say it I don't care if it can be held to account by some two bit investigator.
Some of you obviously think that you are better than others here which is a pity because I am sure it is not true.
The fact is that the Swans supporters lack a little colour, and even if my oppinions are wrong or I can't spell, I will still give them, cos frankly I enjoy talking everything football. I also get a bit of a laugh at how haughtily and self importanly some of you post here on the board.
But if you take carful note, I do not attack people personally , nor do I try to make other people feel unwelcome on this board as has been done to me on several occassions. If you read other boards you will soon realise that you would all mostly not be remiss in taking a leaf out of other footy fans books, by loosening up and perhapes not taking yourselves or the placment of your cyber identities too seriously. Let other people have their opinions even if you find them incindary..... because thats what footy is all about . HAVE A NICE EVENING.

[footyhead]

Oh and as for Disloyalty, see thats where some of you just don't get it do you ?? It is possible to be critical, even punitive and callous towrd your teams players without being disloyal. Some of you really do need to hang out with some real footy fans. Don't worry the team wont get their feelings too hurt if we call them names - that is part of traditional footy culture you soft jerks.

[timthefish]

the whole "seasons over, don't care"/"doesn't matter what happens if we don't get a flag" boorishness really gets under my skin.
why don't you whiners go home and sleep until the last weekend of september. we'll give you a wake up call if the swans happen to be lined up lip-synching the national anthem. you can then rise like lazarus from the grave of spat dummies, dress yourselves resplendent in "1300 goals" t-shirts and beat your chests like the "true" fans you believe yourselves to be.
if not you can keep sleeping through until north sydney oval next year for all i care.
i believe there are more stories in afl than premierships and plenty to enjoy or otherwise experience. the competition has greater depth than the percentage column in the ladder and many minor victories worth remembering beside the big one

while i'm ranting, to those that chose to turn your backs and leave early when the game is definitely lost. do you also leave prematurely when the game is in the bag at 3/4 time? (i'd never have a go at people with kids or mobility problems btw)

tim

[Go Swannies]

Originally posted by timthefish

while i'm ranting, to those that chose to turn your backs and leave early when the game is definitely lost. do you also leave prematurely when the game is in the bag at 3/4 time?
tim

I can'r remember but hope to have that option this Sunday! If so, I'm planning on sticking around and having a celebratory drink up in the Noble stand. See a few RWOs there?

[sharpie]

Originally posted by timthefish
while i'm ranting, to those that chose to turn your backs and leave early when the game is definitely lost. do you also leave prematurely when the game is in the bag at 3/4 time? (i'd never have a go at people with kids or mobility problems btw)

tim

I honestly have no problem with leaving a game early if the game warrants it. The only time I have contemplated doing it (and actually did it) was the Richmond game, and no-one can tell me that was a nice game of football to watch. If the game is shocking, then I think it is well within my rights to get up and leave. I am not saying it is just if the swans are playing badly, but it is how bad the game is going overall.

And yes, I have left a game early when the swans were winning by almost 100 points, few years back, because the contest was well and truly over. And the fact is, getting away early is a good way to beat the crowds.