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Good performance on a wet day, even though the Doggies were never at the races.
Lots of highlights out of today - fantastic Jude showing at 289 afl games young just how good he is in slippery conditions - as graceful as watching swan lake at the ballet he is in the wet!
Jetta with 4 wonderful goals - that 2nd goal from the boundary was miraculous, not only for the brilliance of the kick, but just the brilliant technique from Lewis to achieve it.
Hanners was fabulous today, as was Jack in the middle. Shaw's run was magnificent (Same please next week!) and the rest of the boys down back didn't give the Dogs a sniff.
After a great round of results for us, next week is a HUGE game for us. Win it and I reckon we can be pretty satisfied at the turn. Lose and it will be disappointing considering our good start.
Big blow losing Parker today, but having Mummy back was great to see (Pyke was excellent too I thought), and hopefully we can build on the good win next week. Bring on the Bombers, should be another cracker!
"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."
JPK is going to show Boyd that men who model knitwear are not to be trifled with! Underneath the cable knit is a body and mind of steel.
There'll be plenty of spoons full of Sugar Shane Mumford handed out with the red and white medicine today.
Our wet weather contested king, Jude "FREEDOM" Bolton, is going to cause a world full of pain our there on the SCG.
Bring it on.
Oh and don't forget your poncho!
I never doubted he could do it.
I never for one moment thought he'd be this bloody good.
AFL.COM bests'
BEST Sydney Swans: Jack, Richards, Hannebery, Bolton, Shaw, Dennis-Lane, Jetta, Roberts-Thomson Western Bulldogs: Boyd, Picken, Veszpremi
Says it all really.
I had Pyke in my best for the day.
I love the 2 ruckmen playing with one resting up forward
I love the 2 ruckmen playing with one resting up forward
After all the plaudits Minson has been getting this year I was a bit nervous but thought Pyke was very competitive and created a bit of a havoc when he was forward.
Still how different and improved are we when Mummy is back?
After all the plaudits Minson has been getting this year I was a bit nervous but thought Pyke was very competitive and created a bit of a havoc when he was forward.
Still how different and improved are we when Mummy is back?
I reckon Pyke goes harder knowing he doesn't have to ruck the whole match. Both our ruckmen in this case are extremely athletic, so I think they can both play and be dangerous.
A great win, but didn't convince me that we are over our problem of cracking under pressure on the ball carrier. Still, it's not the fault of our players that the dogs didn't show up and under the circumstances all the team can do is win, and win big. I'll take it.
I thought ROK's game has been a bit under-rated here. He was good in the first half when the game was kind-of-almost a contest. Have to say he looks better in the forward line than the midfield though.
Also Jetta is a mystery. How on earth did he miss 18 straight?
A great win, but didn't convince me that we are over our problem of cracking under pressure on the ball carrier. Still, it's not the fault of our players that the dogs didn't show up and under the circumstances all the team can do is win, and win big. I'll take it.
I thought ROK's game has been a bit under-rated here. He was good in the first half when the game was kind-of-almost a contest. Have to say he looks better in the forward line than the midfield though.
Also Jetta is a mystery. How on earth did he miss 18 straight?
I think it was 19. Now he can't miss!!!
ROK was good, without being outstanding.
And I think you are right about him looking better up fwd, than in the middle.
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