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  • Lucky Knickers
    Fandom of Fabulousness
    • Oct 2003
    • 4220

    #16
    I agree with everyone about going on with it. I can't remember seeing them really finish a game off like that. I was expecting them to take the foot off at 3/4 time.

    The best example of how relentless the Swans were was Deledio's fumble/stumble in the 4th quarter that lead to a turn over and a goal by us. Deledio was Deadio on his feet and slapped the turf. The swans were merciless.

    I could not get over how crisp and clean our skills were. Delivery by hand and foot was exceptional. It seemed that there were two swans to every tiger. The number of options the player in possession had was phenomenal - when running from D50 a player had at least two handball options and one option by foot forward of the ball and one of each behind plus an option to switch play. I know tigers didn't provide much pressure, however, the movement of the ball out of defensive was awesome.

    I hope we can string another game together this week as the boys will need to be switched on against the doggies.

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    • undy
      Fatal error: Allowed memo
      • Mar 2003
      • 1231

      #17
      I'm laying full credit for the ability to go on with squashing a team and win by over 100 points to the practice in the ACTAFL. Enough of this "ACTAFL is too easy" whining- its where we learnt to win big.
      Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and he'll be shoeless.

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      • Claret
        Support Staff
        • Sep 2005
        • 1104

        #18
        Originally posted by ScottH
        But didn't Davis jump and skip and dance when he got his 1 goal.
        You need to look at it in context. The bloke had just come back from injury, prior to his injury the team had losing form, and it was only our second goal of the match. It wasn't as if we were already up by 100+ and kicking goals was almost a formality. When you, as a team, kick two goals in the first two minutes against a team you haven't beaten in a few years why wouldn't you get a little excited?
        And the man who started it all, the Schneiderman . . . . .

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        • Thunder Shaker
          Aut vincere aut mori
          • Apr 2004
          • 4200

          #19
          Originally posted by ScottH
          But didn't Davis jump and skip and dance when he got his 1 goal.
          I have no problem with players that celebrate every goal. For all we know, they've just kicked their last goal in the AFL.

          I hope Jamie Lawson celebrated his goal against Adelaide in round 18, 1994. It was his last in the AFL; the following week he broke his leg against Richmond and never played in the AFL again.
          "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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          • ScottH
            It's Goodes to cheer!!
            • Sep 2003
            • 23665

            #20
            I never said I had a problem with it either.

            My first thought was, he was like a kid in a candy store.

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            • goswannie14
              Leadership Group
              • Sep 2005
              • 11166

              #21
              Originally posted by ScottH
              My first thought was, he was like a kid in a candy store.
              That's what they all looked like by the end of the game. For that matter so did I.
              Does God believe in Atheists?

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              • The Undertaker
                On the Rookie List
                • Oct 2004
                • 517

                #22
                Yes,i have noticed they are playing more as a unit.

                The start of the season brought on a several individuals.

                There is a lot more cohesion and its reflecting on the scoreboard.

                Its great to see!
                Well done Craig Bolton for getting the co- captaincy in 2008.

                Your determination,your tenacity and your under-rated skill is why you have become my favourite player!

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                • BigBadBarryNo1
                  On the Rookie List
                  • Sep 2003
                  • 144

                  #23
                  Still a long season to go for the boys..

                  And I'm sure there's room for improvement for a few players there.

                  LRT certainly had a cracker of a game, but even then he does erh.. lets say.. require some passing (remember that pass straight into Barry who was manned up?) and kicking (oh dun let me look away with pain) skills..
                  :mad: Fan since 95'. Member since 02'. :mad: Big Bad Bustling Barry No1 :mad: Swans Mad Fan in a St George Mad Town. Right Colours, Right Code :mad:

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                  • BigBadBarryNo1
                    On the Rookie List
                    • Sep 2003
                    • 144

                    #24
                    Our Team Spirit is back, that's for sure, and we're finally playing some positive footy.
                    :mad: Fan since 95'. Member since 02'. :mad: Big Bad Bustling Barry No1 :mad: Swans Mad Fan in a St George Mad Town. Right Colours, Right Code :mad:

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