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'Delicious' is a fun word to say -
Rhyce's is a genuine feel-good story. He has made the most of what he was given and has become an important part of the club's culture. He is hugely appreciative of the gift, and he has a few of his own to pass on.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) -
I like the idea of Rhyce as a coach. Noisy, intense, interested, empathetic, communication, encompassing and an organiser. He is not afraid to have a go at someone (witness Goodsey) but noone seems to hold a grudge against him, and is the first to enjoy a good passage of play by a teammate. And the bloodlines are decent too.
Yep, good move.If you've never jumped from one couch to the other to save yourself from lava then you didn't have a childhoodComment
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I'd like top see many bearded Swans runing around next year, and for years to come, sort of a Samson effectYou can't argue with a sick mind - Joe WalshComment
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Rhyce has done so ever well since coming up North. Shows just how good our club is though
As for beards for all, I say a big No. I've managed to get my better half to remember three swans players... Kieran Jack (As he is my favourite player) and the two 'beardman' as she likes to call them, Mal and Shaw. Any more and she might get confused
"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."Comment
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