There's a good piece from Ben Mathews on the Swans website.
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Sydney Swans midfielder Ben Mathews believes the 2005 AFL Grand Final against West Coast will be a mental game rather than a physical battle.
The 26-year-old, a member of the Swans' rotating captaincy group this season, told a packed media conference that all the hard work has been done, and now it will come down to who can put it together on the MCG.
"This week is all about recovery as I don't think you are going to get fitter or faster at this time of year," the Corowa-Rutherglen junior said.
"It's all the mental challenge of getting yourself up and overcoming any obstacles that we might encounter this week and on Saturday.
"So that is where the game can be won or lost, mentally and how we deal with everything and plan and carry out that plan on Saturday."
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Sydney Swans midfielder Ben Mathews believes the 2005 AFL Grand Final against West Coast will be a mental game rather than a physical battle.
The 26-year-old, a member of the Swans' rotating captaincy group this season, told a packed media conference that all the hard work has been done, and now it will come down to who can put it together on the MCG.
"This week is all about recovery as I don't think you are going to get fitter or faster at this time of year," the Corowa-Rutherglen junior said.
"It's all the mental challenge of getting yourself up and overcoming any obstacles that we might encounter this week and on Saturday.
"So that is where the game can be won or lost, mentally and how we deal with everything and plan and carry out that plan on Saturday."


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