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  • top40
    Regular in the Side
    • May 2007
    • 933

    #16
    Originally posted by laughingnome
    40,000? Sounds about right.

    Big interest for the hard core Swans supporters with their form revival. It also appears to be marketed very well with TV ads for the soft core fans. I would suggest 50,000.

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    • snajik
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2003
      • 1115

      #17
      I wish the media would stop banging on about how luke-warm the Cats look at the moment. Now what would be the obvious response to that from their players would you reckon?
      It's very hard to live in a studio apartment in San Jose with a man who's learning to play violin. That's what she told the police when she handed them the empty revolver.
      The Scarlatti Tilt - Richard Brautigan

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      • Go Swannies
        Veterans List
        • Sep 2003
        • 5697

        #18
        If Tony Shaw is right with his predictions the Swans will be in the 8 at the end of this round. Here's what he said on Fox Sports about our game:

        Sydney Swans v Geelong, Saturday, 7:10pm (EST), ANZ Stadium
        Two months ago, this game would have been a foregone conclusion. But with the Cats losing three of their past six and Sydney making a late charge for the finals, it could be a great contest. Geelong have won their past five matches against Sydney, but the Swans play with a type of structure that has frustrated the free-flowing Cats in the past. The battle in the midfield will be pivotal, where Brett Kirk and Kieren Jack will need to tackle their hearts out to shut down Geelong?s brilliant on-ball trio of Gary Ablett, Jimmy Bartel and Joel Selwood.

        Tony Shaw says: Geelong are susceptible at the moment as they look a bit soft. Having Matthew Scarlett and Harry Taylor back will really solidify their defence, and I think Scarlett is the one they build their game around. The ruck area is a problem for Geelong, and Darren Jolly has been in sensational form. Sydney have got some good young kids in Ed Barlow and Jesse White. I?m really worried about Geelong?s scoring power, and I think, up there, Sydney can shut them down. So I?m going to go Sydney in an upset.

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        • dread and might
          Back, strapped and intact
          • Apr 2004
          • 949

          #19
          Originally posted by liz
          I'd always supposed it was a night game thing because they rarely (ever?) have K2K at the SCG after a night game but usually do for a day game.

          I suspect that the risk of injury - and hence the personal injury liability of the ground - is greater at night due to dewy conditions on the ground.
          Also the likelihood that a greater percentage of patrons will be drunk
          I wish my weed was EMO so it would cut itself

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          • alison.z
            Regular in the Side
            • Aug 2006
            • 988

            #20
            TEAMS

            Leo IN, McVeigh OUT

            I hope that Crouch is REALLY fit to play, unlike earlier in the year when he declared himself fit to play and clearly wasn't ....

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            • Primmy
              Proud Tragic Swan
              • Apr 2008
              • 5970

              #21
              Originally posted by alison.z
              TEAMS

              Leo IN, McVeigh OUT

              I hope that Crouch is REALLY fit to play, unlike earlier in the year when he declared himself fit to play and clearly wasn't ....
              Oh my, Crouchy in. OR they have named him until the last minute as he has remarkable record in getting himself right at the last minute. BUT you are right, he shouldna played that game.....cost us.
              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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