#AFL Round 13, Swans vs Eagles, 7:50pm, SCG #AFLSwansEagles @sydneyswans

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  • Ludwig
    Veterans List
    • Apr 2007
    • 9359

    Originally posted by gumby_bolts
    In a world of BT and on all the clowns involved in AFL coverage that think they're funny and/or insightful I welcome Titus as a breath of fresh air.
    BT is much funnier than Titus.

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    • gumby_bolts
      Warming the Bench
      • Jul 2006
      • 255

      If you mean in terms of laughing at him rather than with him, then sure BT wins by a mile.

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      • dejavoodoo44
        Veterans List
        • Apr 2015
        • 8727

        Originally posted by stevoswan
        Here's another couple of Titus classics (from here again: The Monday Knee Jerk Reaction: AFL Round Thirteen@ | Titus O'Reily )

        It was a great win for Hawthorn and didn?t their fans get right behind them with 26,693 people turning up? They?re hardcore those Hawks fans.

        For Adelaide, the season is now probably over and not soon enough.

        It was a horrific night for Australian sport. The Socceroos lost, the Wallabies lost, the Australian Cricket team lost, and Hawthorn won.


        .....and this one.....

        Allowing Fremantle to kick 77 points in a half is the universe?s way of telling you that footy isn?t for you.

        Footy hasn?t been Carlton?s thing for some time. Making their fans miserable and crushing any remanets of hope is more their style.

        In the first half, Carlton did it all, they allowed the Dockers, a team not exactly known for their freewheeling offensive capabilities, score 77 points, while also only scoring four points themselves.

        It led to various Carlton spokespeople hitting the airwaves on Sunday morning to explain how the rebuild was ?working?.


        Great stuff!
        The build is coming along just fine.

        The Simpsons - Barbecue Pit HD - YouTube

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        • 707
          Veterans List
          • Aug 2009
          • 6204

          Just watched the replay, always a nice thing to do where you can rewind bits and watch closely at what's happening without worrying about the scoreline like you do when the game is live.

          The thing that stood out was the amount of ground Ollie covers, he was everywhere and had real influence. His growth this year has been enormous, we've got a beauty there.

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          • magic.merkin
            Senior Player
            • Jul 2008
            • 1199

            Originally posted by 707
            The thing that stood out was the amount of ground Ollie covers, he was everywhere and had real influence. His growth this year has been enormous, we've got a beauty there.
            Not sure what he got but he wasn't top 3 for us,
            Heeney, 14.3
            Reg, 14.1
            Hanners,14.0

            Ollie definitely has been there about though previous;y. racks up the K's!

            Fun fact Hayward had the fastest avg speed across both sides in attack and defence. Solid workrate for a 2nd year guy as it's measured when we/they have the ball.

            FF#2: Top 5 in attack was a mixed bag of both teams, however in defence we took all top 5 spots. Our smothering, swarming defence is really telling.

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            • Industrial Fan
              Goodesgoodesgoodesgoodes!
              • Aug 2006
              • 3318

              I think that type of perception comes down to knowing where to run rather than being able to run further.

              It?s a good sign that he?s a proper footballer rather than athlete. I admit I was pretty sceptical about him at the start of the year but he?s been exceptional.
              He ate more cheese, than time allowed

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