I am rather worried about Gold Coast and Adelaide perhaps more then Bulldogs or Fremantle, GC look very strong if they don't make silly mistakes they can match it with the best and i think that was best shown against geelong in the first half, freo we will beat without the giant, bulldogs are terrible should easily beat them, adelaide have a knack for putting in a good game every now and again i.e collingwood earlier in the year. Anyway looking forward as to what transpires over the next month.
A strong July ahead?
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The one thing that will pretty much guarantee a loss is for the team to assume we will win. Look what happened with Melbourne last season. And I'm sure they are aware of it.
We fans, on the other hand, can assume anything that comes into our empty heads!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)Comment
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I disagree with you on the issue of whether or not our supporters have a positive attitude. I think this is quite important - especially in a fickle market like Sydney - because it appears to be a key determinant as to whether our matches in Sydney are well-attended.Comment
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I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his timeComment
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I hate this looking forward stuff. We are away against Adelaide which is no certainty, gold coast is playing good footy, and freo and the dogs are both more than capable.
Can we just go one week at a time and concentrate on beating Adelaide and let the rest of the season work itself out ?Comment
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everyones going to be on Adelaides case all week, bet they are fired up next week, this is no guaranteed winTheres not much left to sayComment
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Adelaide are a proud footy club so they'll be tough at home. We'll need to play well to beat them. However these are the games that good sides should be able to get up for.
Early tip will be the Swans by 3 goals unless of course Neil Craig gets sacked this week and then we're in BiGGGG trouble...And the Swans are the Premiers...The Ultimate Team...The Ultimate Warriors. They have overcome the highly fancied Hawks in brilliant style. Sydney the 2012 Premiers - Gerard Whately ABC
Here it is Again! - Huddo SENComment
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Let's hope that Neil Craig isn't fired in the next few days. You always fear the new coach effectComment
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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)Comment
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It's true, but!
Far from being NARF, I actually think it's pretty darn admirable what we have managed to do to stay in the top six.
People tend to only focus on the downside of not bottoming out, i.e. not getting access to high draft picks, but there is an upside too, it means that if we do happen to have a very good year (by our standards), we're suddenly back in top 4 contention again. Of course, this year hasn't been that year for us, and we still don't have the class of the current top 4, but what it means is that the Swans are a very effective barometer of where the competition is at, in that we'll tend to place higher in the weaker years but slip back a little bit (but still in the mix for the top 8) in the stronger years. Which is not a bad place to be, all things considered. We just need to make sure we keep improving and are ready to take our opportunities when the competition is more open.Comment
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