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  • Swans500
    Registered User
    • Jul 2007
    • 808

    24 hours later.

    After 24 hours to take in this particular game, and emerging from wallowing in the misery, I have come to the conclusion that I had already suspected prior to the event....we should have left the team EXACTLY as it was the previous week. Going by the history of this year, it was our best chance. An injured and frustrated Hall out there clearly seems to spook the rest of the forward half of the side. They seem jumpy with his glares and body language when he stuffs up....whether because of injury or not....far too "Hall-aware", to the teams detriment.
    Seems to me, the fluidity and relaxed manner in which the forwards....in fact, the whole side, performed last week against the Hawks, was no coincidence.

    Yes, I know this point is not a reflection on what should be around the corner....rebuilding....whatever....simply an observation on this particular clash after a very frustrating and puzzling season.
  • swansrule100
    The quarterback
    • May 2004
    • 4538

    #2
    should of played buchanan perhaps. I thought hall tried hard i dont think we have a player that could of made any difference!
    Theres not much left to say

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    • jodi
      On the Rookie List
      • Jun 2007
      • 93

      #3
      24 hours later.....

      ......it still freakin' hurts.

      It's going to take longer than that for me to get over that display.
      It is better to be silent, and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.

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      • Robbo
        On the Rookie List
        • May 2007
        • 2946

        #4
        There's an obvious lack of hunger in the group, it's a hole we've somehow dug for ourselves.

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        • PerthSwannie
          Regular in the Side
          • Jun 2006
          • 523

          #5
          Originally posted by Swans500
          After 24 hours to take in this particular game, and emerging from wallowing in the misery, I have come to the conclusion that I had already suspected prior to the event....we should have left the team EXACTLY as it was the previous week. Going by the history of this year, it was our best chance. An injured and frustrated Hall out there clearly seems to spook the rest of the forward half of the side. They seem jumpy with his glares and body language when he stuffs up....whether because of injury or not....far too "Hall-aware", to the teams detriment.
          Seems to me, the fluidity and relaxed manner in which the forwards....in fact, the whole side, performed last week against the Hawks, was no coincidence.

          Yes, I know this point is not a reflection on what should be around the corner....rebuilding....whatever....simply an observation on this particular clash after a very frustrating and puzzling season.
          Couldn`t agree more. I was saying all week to anyone who would listen," Don`t change the side, Don`t change the side, Don`t change the side, Don`t change the @@@@ing side

          @@@@!!!!!
          Last edited by goswannie14; 10 September 2007, 02:21 AM. Reason: Deliberate swear filter avoidance
          Even Santa follows the Swannies.

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          • Layby
            Suspended by the MRP
            • May 2006
            • 1803

            #6
            Originally posted by jodi
            24 hours later.....

            ......it still freakin' hurts.
            Happens when you sit in front of Swantastic.

            Important lesson

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