The Bevo Appreciation Society

[NMWBloods]

I think most of us were as he was something of a surprise packet in 2004 (a bright spot in an otherwise dull year), though his debut year was not quite as impressive as Schneider's a year earlier.

No doubt correct there.

[swansrule100]

These are the roles Bevo plays:
1. Defender on small forwards (Grant etc)
2. Defender on tallish mobile forwards (Brennan)
3. Quarterback (defined as first receiver of the kick out making position between full back and half back, who then sets up the play forward)
4. Defensive/half forward flanker
5. Small strong marking forward pocket
6. Tagging midfielder
7. Chief whipping boy on RWO
Gentlemen we have a multitude

a quarterback is the first reciever of the kick out??

when do they go to bevan?? hardly ever

i hate the quarterback term for our sport but if anything id say mattner, kennelly or a fit malceski fit the quarterback role a lot closer than bevan. Setting up play and so on

[connolly]

Yes he is.

Jumps on and off as the bandwagon suits!!
Isn't that what bandwagonners are?

No this is the Bevo bandwagon. Once you are on you are on.

[connolly]

a quarterback is the first reciever of the kick out??

when do they go to bevan?? hardly ever

i hate the quarterback term for our sport but if anything id say mattner, kennelly or a fit malceski fit the quarterback role a lot closer than bevan. Setting up play and so on

Bevo takes a lot of kick outs in the central defensive corridor. Its the second kick/handpass that usually directs the attack.

[goswannie14]

No this is the Bevo bandwagon. Once you are on you are on.

Sounds more like The Hotel California. "There's no way out of here, when you're in here you're in for good.

[liz]

Sounds more like The Hotel California. "There's no way out of here, when you're in here you're in for good.

Is that an actual lyric from the song or is it a paraphrase of "You can check out any time you like but you can never leave"?

[573v30]

No this is the Bevo bandwagon. Once you are on you are on.

That's more like stalking than bandwagoning.

[goswannie14]

Is that an actual lyric from the song or is it a paraphrase of "You can check out any time you like but you can never leave"?

I'm not sure, but I didn't think facts were important in this thread.

EDIT: Ooops. You're right Liz, it was "There's no way out of here." by David Gilmour. The 70's is such a blur these days.

[AnnieH]

No this is the Bevo bandwagon. Once you are on you are on.

No, that's the Goodesy bandwagon. Now you're just getting confused.

[NMWBloods]

That's more like stalking than bandwagoning.

Now we're getting somewhere!

[connolly]

No, that's the Goodesy bandwagon. Now you're just getting confused.

Bevos bandwagon

[Industrial Fan]

I believe that's the Goodes wagon again.

[connolly]

I believe that's the Goodes wagon again.

Did me like a dinner

[swansrule100]

Bevo takes a lot of kick outs in the central defensive corridor. Its the second kick/handpass that usually directs the attack.

central, corridor? these are not places the swans play any football.

[Nico]

Bevans F50 work on Sunday certainly made a few people sit up and take notice. I think he can be a dangerous small forward.

One thing for certain Scott is that he is not a dangerous tall forward. But then again some would say he can "play tall", whatever that means.