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  • Captain
    Captain of the Side
    • Feb 2004
    • 3602

    #16
    Originally posted by Go Swannies
    Spider was one of the danger men. Who was tagging him? And who was on Mitchell and Vandenberg - and even Crawf (who is becoming less injured every week)? They had much less impact today than they normally have. They were well held and that gave us room to move.
    I gather you didn't watch the game.

    Considering we only had one ruckman in Ball, who else would play on Spider???? I don't think tagging Spider is the right word, more so Ball did a great defensive job in the ruck without purely negating him.

    Great coaching by Roos to play Ball at Full Back when Spider went forward. Thank God Saddo didn't get the job.

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    • Go Swannies
      Veterans List
      • Sep 2003
      • 5697

      #17
      Originally posted by Captain
      I gather you didn't watch the game.

      Considering we only had one ruckman in Ball, who else would play on Spider???? I don't think tagging Spider is the right word, more so Ball did a great defensive job in the ruck without purely negating him.

      Great coaching by Roos to play Ball at Full Back when Spider went forward. Thank God Saddo didn't get the job.
      I did watch the game from my seat in Bay 6. But I presumed that Ball wouldn't go forward with him and someone else would take that role. And when I saw Ball with the ball Spider didn't seem to be around. Watching the game at the field I tend to just follow the ball and miss what's happening with off-ball tactics. On the occasions when Spider got the ball I'd just think "oh yeah, he should be having more influence" then the ball would be off again. And my concentration would go with it. That way, I get the extra thrill when I watch a winning game on video as we win a whole new game.

      I know if I take my eye of the ball, those dastardly opposing players will profit from my inattention. I often go home with a headache.

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      • Triple B
        Formerly 'BBB'
        • Feb 2003
        • 6999

        #18
        Where's the 'shakes head in disbelief' icon?
        Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09

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        • ugg
          Can you feel it?
          Site Admin
          • Jan 2003
          • 15970

          #19
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          • NMWBloods
            Taking Refuge!!
            • Jan 2003
            • 15819

            #20
            Originally posted by Go Swannies
            I get the extra thrill when I watch a winning game on video as we win a whole new game.
            I really enjoy watching the game again on video after being at the game.
            I know if I take my eye of the ball, those dastardly opposing players will profit from my inattention. I often go home with a headache.
            LOL - you really are a looney!!
            Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.

            "[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."

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            • Red
              Foreign Correspondent
              • Jan 2003
              • 651

              #21
              Originally posted by BBB
              Where's the 'shakes head in disbelief' icon?
              (( ))

              or

              (( ))
              To all those people who waited 72 years to see a South Melbourne/Sydney Swans premiership HERE IT IS!!

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              • Captain
                Captain of the Side
                • Feb 2004
                • 3602

                #22
                Originally posted by Go Swannies
                I did watch the game from my seat in Bay 6. But I presumed that Ball wouldn't go forward with him and someone else would take that role. And when I saw Ball with the ball Spider didn't seem to be around. Watching the game at the field I tend to just follow the ball and miss what's happening with off-ball tactics. On the occasions when Spider got the ball I'd just think "oh yeah, he should be having more influence" then the ball would be off again. And my concentration would go with it. That way, I get the extra thrill when I watch a winning game on video as we win a whole new game.

                I know if I take my eye of the ball, those dastardly opposing players will profit from my inattention. I often go home with a headache.
                haha ok

                Multi tasking isn't one of your strengths by the sound of it.

                I agree watching it on video after is great, but ONLY after a win. Watching a game twice when we lose just rubs it in.

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