We are still 2nd on the ladder!!!

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • Captain
    Captain of the Side
    • Feb 2004
    • 3602

    #16
    Originally posted by stellation
    Absolutely he gives everything, I don't think Lewis ever gives less than 100% of his abilities.

    As the only AFL player they'd produced he was the patron saint of the first footy club that my son ever played for, the guy is a champ.
    It's the attitude of LRT and the impact of it on others that will take us to a premiership.

    Comment

    • GongSwan
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2009
      • 1362

      #17
      Originally posted by Captain
      It's the attitude of LRT and the impact of it on others that will take us to a premiership.
      Lid!!!!!!
      But i agree, attitude is important
      You can't argue with a sick mind - Joe Walsh

      Comment

      • MightyBloods
        Regular in the Side
        • Feb 2012
        • 532

        #18
        Matty Lloyd on the Channel 9 footy show this morning predicts us to play in a prelim final this year.....and I rate him as astute. Hopefully we can stay free of further injuries as now a top 4 is a real possibility.

        Comment

        • BillyRayCypress
          On the Rookie List
          • May 2012
          • 1379

          #19
          Originally posted by MightyBloods
          Matty Lloyd .....and I rate him as astute.
          Dare I ask in what?

          Throwing grass up in an indoor stadium.
          Nothing like a good light bulb moment.

          Comment

          • Nich
            Senior Player
            • May 2010
            • 1291

            #20
            Def possibility but a tough run home. With our draw 1st half of the season we should be Top 2. Im predicting a 5-6 finish. I think the Pies and Eagles are morals. Then us, Hawks, Crows and Bombers all fighting it out. Wont be an easy end to the year!

            Comment

            • Go Swannies
              Veterans List
              • Sep 2003
              • 5697

              #21
              Originally posted by Nich
              Def possibility but a tough run home. With our draw 1st half of the season we should be Top 2. Im predicting a 5-6 finish. I think the Pies and Eagles are morals. Then us, Hawks, Crows and Bombers all fighting it out. Wont be an easy end to the year!
              I thought that the Swans are playing neater footy than the Pies/Eagles did in their game this weekend so not sure that you can say those two are certs (though you can if you live south of the Murray). The Crows were looking the best but certainly had their falling apart moment this weekend (think the Tigers for us). The Hawks and Bombers seem a bit more fragile than the rest of the front runners.

              The Pies' forwards ability to take contested marks is wonderful to watch. I wish we could do the same (the way our backs can).

              If you want to take a glass half full approach, we have a few games that could further boost our all-important percentage and a few that decide our destiny. There's no doubt that the Eagles, Pies and Hawks game are 8-pointers. If we win a couple of these and don't drop the games we should win then we should be Top 4 and having a shot at a Premiership. But, as I posted elsewhere, the gorilla on our back is our non-ability to beat the Pies - hopefully Horse v Bucks is a whole new proposition and we'll show them why we defeat other "flag favourites". Beat the Pies and I'll be organising my September. But go down to them again and they'll be fantasising that they get us in the GF.

              Comment

              • Jewels
                On the Rookie List
                • Oct 2006
                • 3258

                #22
                Originally posted by Go Swannies
                I thought that the Swans are playing neater footy than the Pies/Eagles did in their game this weekend so not sure that you can say those two are certs (though you can if you live south of the Murray). The Crows were looking the best but certainly had their falling apart moment this weekend (think the Tigers for us). The Hawks and Bombers seem a bit more fragile than the rest of the front runners.

                The Pies' forwards ability to take contested marks is wonderful to watch. I wish we could do the same (the way our backs can).

                If you want to take a glass half full approach, we have a few games that could further boost our all-important percentage and a few that decide our destiny. There's no doubt that the Eagles, Pies and Hawks game are 8-pointers. If we win a couple of these and don't drop the games we should win then we should be Top 4 and having a shot at a Premiership. But, as I posted elsewhere, the gorilla on our back is our non-ability to beat the Pies - hopefully Horse v Bucks is a whole new proposition and we'll show them why we defeat other "flag favourites". Beat the Pies and I'll be organising my September. But go down to them again and they'll be fantasising that they get us in the GF.
                Completely agree with your sentiments here GS.
                Though if we do get deep into September this year, with a bit of luck we may be able to avoid the Pies and leave them to someone else to (hopefully) dispose of, much like our total avoidance of Adelaide in the 05/06 finals series! Mind you we will also need a total avoidance of Adelaide again.....

                Comment

                • 707
                  Veterans List
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 6204

                  #23
                  Sorry to say guys but Adelaide have the absolute softest draw from here and will probably finish top two. I think the weekends result for hem was an abberation.

                  Bad luck for us if we have to go over to Ferral Park and play them in a final with added impost of home town umpirig decisions which are rife when playing the Cows in Adelaide.

                  Percentage looks like being ultra important in deciding final positions this year so we have to keep the pedal to the metal whenever we are winning games and not drop off if we are losing a game.

                  And how's the critical games in the next few weeks, every week has two or three eight point games, this is a season like no other I can remember.
                  Last edited by 707; 25 June 2012, 09:55 AM.

                  Comment

                  • R-1
                    Senior Player
                    • Aug 2005
                    • 1042

                    #24
                    Hopefully the Crows drop a couple to teams like the Tigers and the Power, then Freo and Brisbane later.

                    Comment

                    • Doctor
                      Bay 29
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 2757

                      #25
                      GWS looked tired against Melbourne. I'm sure they'll lift for the derby but we need to keep building the percentage in games like this because we all know who we are still yet to play.
                      Today's a draft of your epitaph

                      Comment

                      • 707
                        Veterans List
                        • Aug 2009
                        • 6204

                        #26
                        Yes I watched a bit of the GWS game in the second half and also thought they looked tired. I did noe they rested the dangerous Cornes and only had Power as a sunb yesterday so those two will be fresh against us.

                        I think a lot of their young players are starting to feel the effects of the contested style they play. We need to pressure them from the opening bounce, get some scoreboard pressure on and hopefully they drop off like they did against the "mighty" Tankers yesterday.

                        Comment

                        Working...