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I think the last time we beat a half decent team in the wet was an EF against the Eagles in 2004.
Always remember the nightmares of playing teams like Essendon in the wet when Sir James would just waltz around spinning the ball on his fingertips and kicking them over his shoulder...no problem.
Yet still ignorant commentators say things like "the wet will suit Sydney with their lockdown game plan." The thing that really shocks me is that our players are not intelligent enough to change their play at all to suit the conditions...I'm not asking you to be Paul Chapman, but pick it up carefully and kick the @#$% out of it to a contest....how hard can it be?"I'll acknowledge there are more talented teams in the competition but I won't acknowledge that there is a better team in the competition" Paul Roos March 2005Comment
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Pyke or Seaby could be an in this week.
SYDNEY coach John Longmire is planning to unleash a three-headed rucking monster this season, and it could emerge as early as against Carlton at the SCG on Friday night.
Longmire said he would play spearhead Jesse White alongside ruckmen Shane Mumford and either Mark Seaby or Mike Pyke together at some stage this season.Comment
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Kennelly is one of several players potentially pushing for promotion to a side that lost their unbeaten record with a last start loss to Geelong.
Forwards Jarred Moore and Trent Dennis-Lane and ruckmen Mark Seaby and Mike Pyke are other players whose form in the reserves will demand the match committee's consideration.Comment
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My patience is now wafer thin.I would like to see Mike Pyke trialled as a direct swap for White.I think he can mark better,would compete for the whole game and ruck better.The downside with Mike would be having the "football smarts" ,a factor that White would have considerably more of.If white is given another game he better explode and kick a bag.Comment
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Also from that article: "Speedster Gary Rohan may miss the contest after playing just 78 minutes in the past three weeks.He could be given some game time in the reserves this week."
This is mismanagement IMHO. This guy is crucial to us and a much better wet weather player than Jetta. There is no need for him to be missing this game other than because of lack of foresight.We have them where we want them, everything is going according to plan!Comment
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AJ out with a hammy, conveniently providing a spot for Mr. Kennelly
Injury list - Johnson out with hammy - Official AFL Website of the Sydney Swans Football ClubComment
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Also from that article: "Speedster Gary Rohan may miss the contest after playing just 78 minutes in the past three weeks.He could be given some game time in the reserves this week."
This is mismanagement IMHO. This guy is crucial to us and a much better wet weather player than Jetta. There is no need for him to be missing this game other than because of lack of foresight.Comment
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