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Let's hope he remains out.
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There is no besides Mathews. He is the only out.Originally posted by swantastic
Besides benny, I know he is injured.
On a broader scale, your question is completely stupid. You change a side with the personel when there are better ones available, simple as that. What is so hard to understand about that?Comment
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I'm surprised Richards gets a gig in the starting eighteen. Well at least the one named on paper before the game. Wouldn't hurt to send him a message by listing him as an interchange player. Surely he is on borrowed time.LIFE GOES ONComment
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Is it normal for Nick Davis to start on the interchange bench? Usually, he is part of the starting line-up...My Pokemon brings all the boys to the yard and they're like "Wanna trade cards?"
"Damn right, I wanna trade cards. I can beat you, I've got Charizard!"Comment
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He was named on the interchange the past few weeks. That doesn't necessarily mean he won't start the match though.Comment
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Honestly, is Nick Davis 100%? He must be carying some sort of injury for keeping him listed on the bench all the time.
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I wonder that too, particularly given his limited time on the ground.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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Is anyone else's this-is-too-spooky-a-coincidence meter going off the scale at the moment?
But the Swans wouldn't refuse to play (even in the 2s) a fit player, to keep up appearances and avoid gossip... would they?
PS Nick Davis is, as always, somewhere between 50 and 80% until something magical is needed. Oh, sorry: you meant physically.Comment
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Nah, the others only kick it to him 50%-80% of the times they should until something magical is needed.Originally posted by SimonH
PS Nick Davis is, as always, somewhere between 50 and 80% until something magical is needed. Oh, sorry: you meant physically.Comment
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No he's not.Originally posted by Zlatorog
Honestly, is Nick Davis 100%? He must be carying some sort of injury for keeping him listed on the bench all the time.
The inside word is that he seems to be suffering from a very rare and strange condition called "Intermittent Invisibility Syndrome". This is where he becomes invisible without explanation at certain points in time, especially when he's free in the forward line.Looking out for good omens which can bring the Swans the 2007 premiership
My kids had chicken pox and they were all red and white, that's one
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Originally posted by S.U.D
No he's not.
The inside word is that he seems to be suffering from a very rare and strange condition called "Intermittent Invisibility Syndrome". This is where he becomes invisible without explanation at certain points in time, especially when he's free in the forward line.
Only to team mates, the rest of us can see him.Comment
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He had a hammy (calf?) complaint only a few weeks ago.Originally posted by Zlatorog
Honestly, is Nick Davis 100%? He must be carying some sort of injury for keeping him listed on the bench all the time.
Davis is a finals player anyway.
Use him if you need him, but when you're staring down the barrel at mid-season, wouldn't you want to keep him on a shorter leash until you're on the verge of round 18-ish?
Swans will go seven straight after a win this weekend. I say hold him back a bit until things thicken up.Captain, I am detecting large quantities of win in this sectorComment
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This must be close to our strongest 22 available.And the man who started it all, the Schneiderman . . . . .Comment
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No, Chambers is playing.Originally posted by Claret
This must be close to our strongest 22 available.Comment
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Chambers for four quarters >>>> Doyle for four minutes.Originally posted by midaro
No, Chambers is playing.Comment
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