Name the Best Swan to wear #7?

[goswannie14]

Never seen Gary play, or too young to remember. See him around the traps as he lives local to me.

He used to live in Vermont South, is he still around that area or moved?

[Chilcott]

I'm not far from Vermont South, but haven't seen him for a while. He may have moved.

[Velour&Ruffles]

Gary Brice by a country mile. Had heaps more ticker than Carroll or John.

This is trolling, ffs. Gary Brice was a fine player, but to say anyone - Bricey included - had "heaps more ticker" than Denis Carroll (or the Black Prince, for that matter) is scarcely worth dignifying. I look forward to your next posting about the pea-hearted flouncing of Paul Kelly and Brett Kirk.

[goswannie14]

This is trolling, ffs. Gary Brice was a fine player, but to say anyone - Bricey included - had "heaps more ticker" than Denis Carroll (or the Black Prince, for that matter) is scarcely worth dignifying. I look forward to your next posting about the pea-hearted flouncing of Paul Kelly and Brett Kirk.

It is not trolling. It is someones opinion that is different to yours.

FWIW I agree with Nico on this one.

[Wardy]

I know a certain regular poster who works or used to work with Brad Seymour. I won't say who as I don't want to betray Wardy's confidence.

I still work with Mr Seymour - had a chat in the hallway with him yesterday as a matter of fact - he's still looking mighty fine - just quietly!!!

[Primmy]

Showoff......dare you to mention his legs to him.....he played in the 2003 Port game, and that's good enough for me.

[MarkD]

1. G.Brice, 2. D.Carroll, 3. L.White, 4. F.Fleiter, 5. G.John, 6. B.Seymour, 7. B.Berryman................plenty of skill and guts in this lot.

[Sandridge]

I still work with Mr Seymour - had a chat in the hallway with him yesterday as a matter of fact - he's still looking mighty fine - just quietly!!!

Nice to see the love here for Brad Seymour. He kicked one of my favourite ever Swans goals. It was in the 3rd quarter of Paul Kelly and Andrew Dunkley's last game. The goal itself wasn't spectacular but the play that lead up to it was and Brad obviously enjoyed kicking a goal in what was a big game for the Bloods in more ways than one! Is he still involved with the Swans in some way? He always struck me as a guy who wasn't the most talented footballer around but was very courageous and a Blood through and through!

[Wardy]

he's a very nice guy - not your typical broker in that if he's at the lift and you walk around the corner into his view - he actually says hello too you first and stops for a bit of a chat, unlike 99% of the brokers from his floor who just wouldnt give nobody's like me the time of day normally. All of us who have run into him from time to time on our floor (where all the meeting rooms are) say the same thing - he's a top bloke - he treats everyone respectfully the way he likes to be treated which is refreshing really. I think he still does a bit for the Swans - but I would think that they get their pound of flesh out of him at my place of employ as well..

[Sandridge]

Thanks for the update Wardy. Wasn't he our runner for a year or two after retirement?