those blue things

[Go Swannies]

Originally posted by swansrule100
every team can have two players with them cant they?


would of been good to put one on plugger when he played, see if it got to 1 km!!!!!!

Mickey O's track line would be one big bulls-eye about 10 metres out from goal - but there would be lots of fine zigs and zags.

[liz]

Originally posted by swansrule100
every team can have two players with them cant they?

The article states that up to three players per game in up to four games this year.

[Cher]

Originally posted by Wazza
The Swans could be really innovative here as the players are having trouble following instructions they (the blue thingys) should include a DOH! device i.e player passes ball directly to opposition (say just like ...ummm Ben Mathews) Roos presses red button and 12000 volt DOH! penalty is sent to player.

Good idea and they could wear them on the lower regions to guarantee they would only make one mistake for the game!!!

[blinddog]

Next year the players will be trialling miniture cameras on their shoulders. Then by 2006 bargaining for the TV rights, the AFL will give the winning network access to the data......Switch now to your digital channel and watch the live action from the shoulder of Barry Hall.
Or
Swict now to your digital channel and press the red button if you want Jude Bolton to run left or the white button if you want him to run to the right! Follow the red line.

[swansrule100]

Originally posted by liz
The article states that up to three players per game in up to four games this year.

cheers never bothered reading the article, just remember it being on tv. I dont think the guys on the couch read it either, didnt know what it was

[Go Swannies]

Originally posted by blinddog

Switch now to your digital channel and press the red button if you want Jude Bolton to run left or the white button if you want him to run to the right! Follow the red line.

Aargh, my Leo Barry buttons keep jamming so he runs around in circles and careens off other players!