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Originally posted by Cher
I think we have as good a chance as any.
I think we have as good a chance as any.
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I don't know how much of tha aints you have seen this year, but right now they are looking the equal of essendon 2000 and the lions of the past 3 years, (maybe even better !!!!)so I would have to advise you not to put money on it ! -
No, we opine by committee, which is as it should be.Originally posted by Go Swannies
I reckon RWO should coach by committee. In fact, we already do.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."Comment
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Would that be the same Lions we beat twice last year? Does your unrelenting negativity ever get you down?Originally posted by footyhead
I don't know how much of tha aints you have seen this year, but right now they are looking the equal of essendon 2000 and the lions of the past 3 years, (maybe even better !!!!)so I would have to advise you not to put money on it !Comment
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Maybe he thrives on the positives we throw at his negatives. Some people need constant positive reinforcement to get through life; footy in this case?Originally posted by Go Swannies
Would that be the same Lions we beat twice last year? Does your unrelenting negativity ever get you down?Comment
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In footy there are 2 types of fans, those who just blindly go for their team and beleive they can beat any other team on their day, and those who actually can observe what is going on. Anyone who thinks that the Swans did not over acheive last year is wrong. In any case the Roos honeymoon is over and this years team is very different to the 2003 version.Comment
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Thanks for the string of platitudes. I'm impressed as I've never seen "Just go blindly", "overachieve" and "Roos honeymoon" in a single post before.Originally posted by footyhead
In footy there are 2 types of fans, those who just blindly go for their team and beleive they can beat any other team on their day, and those who actually can observe what is going on. Anyone who thinks that the Swans did not over acheive last year is wrong. In any case the Roos honeymoon is over and this years team is very different to the 2003 version.
How do you overachieve? Have the Lions just been on a lucky break? Was Tiger Woods always on borrowed time? Michael Shumacher - one day he'll wake up and realise he can't drive. Ian Thorpe - his luck's gotta run out sometime.
Of course if overachieving is reaching the top so quickly that those outside can't understand how it happened then St Kilda is a classic case of overachieving - they just look like they are playing well and the Swans (who don't) should be able to win easily.Comment
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Re: Next 3 weeks
I thought the last 9 weeks have been pretty tough, so I don't see much difference for the next 3 or 13 weeks!!Originally posted by dawson
Next three weeks are pretty tough - Dogs in Sydney, Saints in Sydney and Port in Adelaide.
It is a matter of confidence, and luck with injuries (which we have not had so far this season)Comment
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