Swans v Dockers QF1
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I think Rohan might be better served, in these high pressure finals, playing as a half forward/ winger.
Where he can chase and tackle and find open space when attacking.
I reckon he needs another pre season, and home and away season, before he's comfortable enough to play that halfback role with finals pressure.
Regarding the sub I think Goodes would be a decent selection. He could be a dangerous weapon thrown against a tiring opposition defence and in terms of his leadership in the crunch minutes.Comment
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"Franklin stepped up to kick two important goals in the last term. The first, at the four-minute mark with the Swans' lead reduced to 10 points following two consecutive Freo goals, came after Franklin gathered the footy well outside 50 and launched a massive drop punt that sailed over the goal umpire's hat."
Did these guys actually watch the game?Comment
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"Franklin stepped up to kick two important goals in the last term. The first, at the four-minute mark with the Swans' lead reduced to 10 points following two consecutive Freo goals, came after Franklin gathered the footy well outside 50 and launched a massive drop punt that sailed over the goal umpire's hat."
Did these guys actually watch the game?"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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Just read that Smithy hurt his hammy!! Apparently it happened late but I don't remember seeing anything. Longmire said it was cramp. Not sure what to believe.
For those in Melbourne listen to SEN after 12 as Smith is going to be on. Will be interested in what he has to say. I'm sure he will say he is fine ??.
We haven't had a good run with hammies this year!
haven't heard anything else today.Comment
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Do you have family or friends that you stay with in Sydney or is it 4 hours up and 4 hours back on the same playing day?Comment
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I have a mate from work that comes along most of the time and (my gradually getting hooked - not bad for a British lass) girlfriend as well, so we share the driving round which helps a lot. For a few years though I did a lot of trips up and back myself - I used to stop at Sutton Forest and have a good kip for an hour on the way home usually.
Saturday was good as it was a day game so we got home at a good time, but it'll be a late one for the Prelim Final. Looks like I'll be driving to Melbourne for the Granny if we make it and I can get my friend a ticket - as flights from Canberra are already absurdly dear, and my mate only has a category 3 membership (so won't know till GF week if we can get him a ticket or not).
There are plenty of other swans that travel just as far as me (R1 is one that goes up the highway as well), and probably do far more games than I do - we all do it for the our love of the boys in Red and White."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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Nope we do it up and back unless we are going to something else in Sydney in the same trip.
I have a mate from work that comes along most of the time and (my gradually getting hooked - not bad for a British lass) girlfriend as well, so we share the driving round which helps a lot. For a few years though I did a lot of trips up and back myself - I used to stop at Sutton Forest and have a good kip for an hour on the way home usually.
Saturday was good as it was a day game so we got home at a good time, but it'll be a late one for the Prelim Final. Looks like I'll be driving to Melbourne for the Granny if we make it and I can get my friend a ticket - as flights from Canberra are already absurdly dear, and my mate only has a category 3 membership (so won't know till GF week if we can get him a ticket or not).
There are plenty of other swans that travel just as far as me (R1 is one that goes up the highway as well), and probably do far more games than I do - we all do it for the our love of the boys in Red and White.Comment
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I get why they don't play GWS vs Swans at Manuka, but if anyone was serious about getting sellouts at Manuka, and therefore getting some sort of return for the ACT Government putting ~2.5 million a year in for 3 games, surely that match should happen in Canberra fairly regularly. I loved it when we used to get 1 or 2 away games a season down here - Manuka is a great oval to watch footy at (when its not a sandpit) and a proper old fashioned day out at the footy."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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Hopefully once he gets a few things going his way he'll be right.
Lots of people have "one of those games".
Given his games in previous weeks I hope he'll get on a roll.Comment
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