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  • ScottH
    It's Goodes to cheer!!
    • Sep 2003
    • 23665
    #1

    RSS: Swans must play with intensity: Roos

    Sydney?s coach calls on his side to play like they did against Hawthorn on Sunday

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    (This post was automatically generated from news items on www.sydneyswans.com.au )
    Tags: intensity, play, roos, Swans, sydney
    • dimelb
      pr. dim-melb; m not f
      • Jun 2003
      • 6889
      #2
      Bleeding obvious - but if Roos can't switch the midfield on, who can?
      He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)

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        • shaun..
          Stuck in Reserves
          • Jun 2007
          • 691
          #3
          Originally posted by Paul Roos
          I think Mal's ability to play different roles is useful. Last week we started him at half-forward. I think as we move forward he's a potential midfielder.
          He's on to something
          "In some ways we?re less predictable to ourselves and sometimes that can be detrimental because we don?t really know where we?re going" - P.Roos

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            • Sanecow
              Suspended by the MRP
              • Mar 2003
              • 6917
              #4
              Originally posted by dimelb
              Bleeding obvious - but if Roos can't switch the midfield on, who can?
              It's all a mystery to him.

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                • TheMase
                  Senior Player
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 1207
                  #5
                  Originally posted by shaun..
                  He's on to something
                  Said this for a long time. He is a very natural receiver, and someone that could read a clean tapout.

                  We honestly need to work out midfield rotations. Too many defenders and no attackers. The game plan is to force a second ball-up to get numbers around the ball.

                  We need 1, maybe 2 defending mids at the centre bounce (2 against the better teams).
                  We need an attacking mid, which the game plan is not built around.

                  Kirk / Schmidt
                  Malceski / Goodes
                  Fosdike / Buchanan
                  Jolly / Everitt

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                    • Neddles
                      On the Rookie List
                      • Sep 2007
                      • 2
                      #6
                      Paul Roos maybe stating the obvious, but he's absolutely right!

                      If Sydney play every Finals game with the same intensity they showed against the Hawks then they will beat every team they come up against...

                      ...and that includes Geelong, despite what practically all commentators say about them being virtually unbeatable.

                      Go Swannies!

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