Should we go after Sheedy?

[Bloody Hell]

No.

There's a reason why Essa-don are getting rid of him...it's not because he's unsuccessful.

[connolly]

Source?

Impeccable. Me

[Layby]

And another thing, Sheedy wears dacks that are far too big in the lemonade. Roos though strides out on the ground in a well cut pair of threads.

Just what is Sheedy hiding down there. He trundles out onto the ground with that ever increasing verandah over the tool shed, moves a few names on the magnet board, mumbles a few words that the players cant understand and mopes off. Hird then goes to the group as they say, "Hirdy what did the old bloke say" and translates for the puzzled throng. But no, Sheeds hadn't lost his players, he'll tell you that.

Very valid reasoning, i like the cut of your jib young man.

Clothes maketh the man

[hammo]

Figurehead for what, I thought we had a no dickheads policy.

Isn't Andrew Ireland our Head of Football who for all intents and purposes has done a pretty good job. Why would you bring in a grandpa to fix something that aint broke.

The Swans is a place "where the wrinklies never fly".

Why do you think Sheedy is a dickhead? He's probably the most identifiable football identity in Australia today - more identifiable than Ron Barrassi or Eddie McGuire.

Andrew Ireland has probably done a great job but the position Roos is talking about creating for himself in a few years is not Andrew Ireland's job. Why couldn't Sheedy slot into that role now?

If you think the Swans are doing a great job at attracting new supporters, members etc then that's fine. But Sheedy's corporate clout, identity and know-how could see us turn into a super power with a massive active supporter base outside of the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, recruiting some good NT indigenous kids, and have major sponsors lining up to be associated with us.

[Layby]

But Sheedy's corporate clout, identity and know-how could see us turn into a super power with a massive active supporter base outside of the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney.

Heavens NO, we dont want the great unwashed wanting to join.

What next !

[reigning premier]

He's actually accepted a role at my local dry cleaners airing jackets. Though the manager is quietly confident that he has the potential to branch out into doonas, quilts and other general bedding.

[Cher]

And another thing, Sheedy wears dacks that are far too big in the lemonade. Roos though strides out on the ground in a well cut pair of threads.
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No one, and I mean no one in the AFL has the good looks of our Paul Roos.

He's probably the most identifiable football identity in Australia today - more identifiable than Ron Barrassi or Eddie McGuire.

Never!!

[Sanecow]

Sheedy couldn't have coached any more insipidly and with any less imagination than Roos did this evening.