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  • ugg
    Can you feel it?
    Site Admin
    • Jan 2003
    • 15970

    #31
    Those goalkickers I pulled straight from the sportingpulse website.

    I missed the first goal of the game, do you know who kicked that? The scoreboard had Gilchrist on 1 at quarter time and then Hannebery 2 Gilchrist 1 at half time but I'm pretty sure Hannebery only kicked 1 in the second quarter.

    Therefore, I assumed they had got it wrong in the first quarter crediting the first goal to Gilchrist when it was Hannebery's and fixed it at half time.
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    • dimelb
      pr. dim-melb; m not f
      • Jun 2003
      • 6889

      #32
      Originally posted by Jeffers1984
      Took some photos at the ressies today.

      And here is my photostream...

      http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffers...7616972926590/
      Thanks Jeffers - some nice shots there. Orreal looks huge. And doesn't Pyke get up a long way!?
      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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      • liz
        Veteran
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        • Jan 2003
        • 16770

        #33
        Originally posted by ugg
        Those goalkickers I pulled straight from the sportingpulse website.

        I missed the first goal of the game, do you know who kicked that? The scoreboard had Gilchrist on 1 at quarter time and then Hannebery 2 Gilchrist 1 at half time but I'm pretty sure Hannebery only kicked 1 in the second quarter.

        Therefore, I assumed they had got it wrong in the first quarter crediting the first goal to Gilchrist when it was Hannebery's and fixed it at half time.
        I missed the start of the game too because the goons managing the Moore Park Road entrance were completely indifferent to the crowd of 20 or so of us still standing at the locked gate on the main road as the clock ticked round to 10.50am.

        The scoreboard at 1/4 showed 2 goals each to Laidlaw and Monty and one to Gilchrist, and that definitely was Gilchrist who kicked the first quarter goal. I didn't see much of the rest of the first quarter goals because I was sitting at ground level in a pocket at the other end of the ground and was not in a good mood.

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        • gossipcom
          Senior Player
          • Aug 2003
          • 2585

          #34
          Awesome pics Jeffers.

          For the life of me I'm having a senior's moment, who's the player who is patting Currie in this pic?

          Currie Marks in front of goal on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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          • liz
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            • Jan 2003
            • 16770

            #35
            A top up.

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            • ugg
              Can you feel it?
              Site Admin
              • Jan 2003
              • 15970

              #36
              Originally posted by liz
              The scoreboard at 1/4 showed 2 goals each to Laidlaw and Monty and one to Gilchrist, and that definitely was Gilchrist who kicked the first quarter goal. I didn't see much of the rest of the first quarter goals because I was sitting at ground level in a pocket at the other end of the ground and was not in a good mood.
              My memory is testing me a little now, but I'm sure Lewis kicked his in the first quarter. The scoreboard had Laidlaw 2 Buchanan Lewis Gilchrist as the goalkickers. I can account for all but the Gilchrist goal so I assumed he was the first goalkicker.

              Originally posted by liz
              A top up.
              Looks like Jay Lewis.
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              • gossipcom
                Senior Player
                • Aug 2003
                • 2585

                #37
                Thanks for that ugg. He was sitting in front of my area a couple of games ago and just couldn't remember his name.

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                • liz
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                  • Jan 2003
                  • 16770

                  #38
                  Originally posted by ugg
                  My memory is testing me a little now, but I'm sure Lewis kicked his in the first quarter. The scoreboard had Laidlaw 2 Buchanan Lewis Gilchrist as the goalkickers. I can account for all but the Gilchrist goal so I assumed he was the first goalkicker.


                  Looks like Jay Lewis.
                  Who is technically a top up.

                  You're right about the Lewis goal. I thought it was Monty with 2 at 1/4 time but now I think you're right that it was just one.

                  I remember noticing Gilchrist kick his first quarter goal, which is why I didn't think it was early in the quarter. But I am not overly confident about my memory of what happened early in the game.

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                  • Triple B
                    Formerly 'BBB'
                    • Feb 2003
                    • 6999

                    #39
                    I was there for the start and saw ORB a few rows behind me, so I guess he will have written the goals down and will confirm in due course re: 1st qtr goals.

                    The player in the pic is definately Lewis, as mentioned.
                    Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09

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                    • ernie koala
                      Senior Player
                      • May 2007
                      • 3251

                      #40
                      Watched this game with great interest...
                      The positives:
                      Monty .... was a cut above and won them the game
                      Hannebery.... He's one young guy who's got the goods and should be a top midfielder of the future.
                      Micky O....rusty but seemed to get through unscathed, not sure about him at subiaco next week, one more week in the 2's I'd say.
                      Currie...Excellent contested mark, ordinary kick
                      Laidlaw....shows plenty of promise, needs more games under his belt
                      Gilcrist and Gordon ...look pretty good

                      The negatives:
                      Brabazon.....terrible
                      Orreal......not much better
                      DOK.....directed traffic ok but looks so slow and tends to kick off one step, he's got a long way to go.
                      Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect... MT

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                      • Old Royboy
                        Support Staff
                        • Mar 2004
                        • 879

                        #41
                        In the first quarter I had a lot of trouble adjusting to the black on red sash numbers, especially as our guys were kicking to the Trumper end. So a lot of guesswork early on. Having said that my list of goalkickers came out the same as Ugg?s.

                        A few more listed blokes out on the field certainly helped. Adding Maj, Nick Smith (both cameos) and Laidlaw to the side, plus a full game from Monty made a big difference. There was also a much improved contribution from the scholarship kids, Gordon, RBN and Lewis. Ainslie were pretty dreadful in the first half, not a patch on Eastlake two weeks ago ? that made it hard to get a handle on how the blokes went.

                        The most encouraging thing about yesterday?s game was that Laidlaw is back. Two years ago we were pumping his tyres, his early and mid season form that year had many of us convinced he was going to be a ripper. By the time he was finally elevated his reserves form had peaked, and as usual for that time Roos played him completely out of position in that one game he had against Geelong. Thus, those who only saw him in that game did not see him anywhere near his best. The kicking yesterday was decidedly rusty, but we saw several flashes of the old 07 brilliance.

                        BBB?s dud, DOK. After all this time we are finally seeing this kid stretch out and run ? and hit blokes lace out with passes. Still a way to go, but he appears to be gaining in confidence after two shocking years, easily his best game thus far.

                        Crusher Currie ? Uncharacteristic poor kicking for goal ? should have got at least six. I attribute him spending most of his time up forward to still not being properly match fit after those early season groin problems. Last year Dan was pretty quick on the lead, but as yet we have not seen much of that either. What we have seen is a set of very sticky fingers on the end of a 200 cm body ? plenty of contested marking and all one grabbers. To those bemoaning that there are few KPP?s among our kids, Crusher played all his junior footy as a key forward. He can certainly do the job if the club chooses to send him that way.

                        Monty had a picnic yesterday, kicked 5-3. He showed no sign of that calf injury and every sign that he wants his place back.

                        What seems to distinguish the newbies this year is that we finally have recruited blokes who have decent disposal ? Hannebury and Gilchrist are both good kicks. The goals they kicked up at the Noble Stand end were both dead centre and their field kicking is excellent too. A big contrast to the rubbish dished out by Brabazon and O?Dwyer, neither of them have shown any improvement on this score.

                        I?m not convinced about Pyke, and would think that Crusher will soon jump him in the pecking order. Unfortunately Jake Orreal seems to have gone backwards after his good late season performances last year.
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                        • Primmy
                          Proud Tragic Swan
                          • Apr 2008
                          • 5970

                          #42
                          Originally posted by liz
                          Kudos to all the top ups. They all had a real dip ought there and were important components of the win. Many of them looked very tired by the end, which probably explains why Ainslee came so close to running over the top. But for 3/4 of a game it looked like an oiled and cohesive team - far far better than a fortnight ago.

                          And an end word for DOK. I wouldn't have him in my best half-dozen but I thought his game today was very encouraging. Played in defence, took some strong marks, chased and tackled hard, looked like he was moving with ease, and was rewarded with a goal when O'Loughlin unselfishly kicked short to him when he might have taken a shot himself (after marking a super bullet-like pass from DOK in the first place).
                          Yes, absolutely kudos to the topups, and also thanks Liz for mentioning DOK. I agree with your precise, I should have noted him as well. And Curry's hands. Great mark. I hope it was the swirling wind that put his kicking boots into the bag before the siren went. Still, he is a great big big unit with extender harms and strong hands.....looking forward to what the future brings. He may be a unit, but he is a kid and is still growing into his own body.
                          Last edited by Primmy; 19 April 2009, 02:46 PM.
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                          • Primmy
                            Proud Tragic Swan
                            • Apr 2008
                            • 5970

                            #43
                            Matty Laidlaw kicked the first goal. I am about 99% sure of that. Lots of windswept cheering up in the Noble
                            Stand. Oh I do love the tragics in this club.
                            If you've never jumped from one couch to the other to save yourself from lava then you didn't have a childhood

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                            • satchmopugdog
                              Bandicoots ears
                              • Apr 2004
                              • 3691

                              #44
                              Damn it looks as though there are tragics who are more tragic than me. That's tragic!
                              "The Dog days are over, The Dog days are gone" Florence and the Machine

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                              • ugg
                                Can you feel it?
                                Site Admin
                                • Jan 2003
                                • 15970

                                #45
                                Official match report -
                                Swans Reserves defeat Ainslie - Official AFL Website of the Sydney Swans


                                It claims Gilchrist kicked the first goal.
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