Swans Outrun Doggies at Manuka - RWO Dogs Match Report

[liz]

My turn this week. Read about it here

Pictures have been snaffled from those already published by Des.

[Frog]

Thanks Liz. Great read!

I suppose most saw the Spida ball chase on the wing that resulted in a goal? So good it was, I cannot remember who kicked the resulting goal as I kept watching Spida's next move, but I do remember a flock of his teammates coming over to congratulate him. To me, that typified the match - pressure, second efforts, eyes only for the ball. And a great passage of play.

[liz]

I suppose most saw the Spida ball chase on the wing that resulted in a goal? So good it was, I cannot remember who kicked the resulting goal as I kept watching Spida's next move, but I do remember a flock of his teammates coming over to congratulate him. To me, that typified the match - pressure, second efforts, eyes only for the ball. And a great passage of play.

Schneiderman.

Was one of a number of amazingly skilful moves from Spida.

[Margie]

Great writing style Liz.

I thought Barry Hall's fist in the mouth sent a much louder message to the umpires than the helicopter arm flapping.

[ScottH]

Great writing style Liz.

I thought Barry Hall's fist in the mouth sent a much louder message to the umpires than the helicopter arm flapping.

That was hilarious. I wonder if he has teeth marks in his knuckles still.
It was a bit of a soft free to Harris, who had played Hall well all day.

[NMWBloods]

That's nicely done Liz. I particularly like the boxes.

[alison.z]

great work liz - thanks! i liked the boxes with play of the day etc.

[TheHood]

The knuckles in the mouth is a fantastic gesture and reminds me of my youth, Ralph Malph or was it the Fonz or was it Rodney Dangerfield? Does anyone else remember any specific knuckle biters of TV?

Reckon the gags would be running thick and fast in the change rooms after the vision of that one got out.