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  • Nico
    Veterans List
    • Jan 2003
    • 11337

    #61
    Jack looks a certainty to come back next week.
    http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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    • Aaron
      Regular in the Side
      • Jan 2009
      • 805

      #62
      NEAFL: Fresh and familiar combine for win - sydneyswans.com.au
      Goals – Sydney: D Cameron 2, T McCartin 2, S Wicks 2, J Dawson, R Fox, H McLean, J Pawle, J Rose
      Veteran on-baller Kieren Jack produced a second-consecutive stand-out performance in the Sydney Olympic Park clash, and the former co-captain pulled names like Darcy Cameron, Hayden McLean, Tom McCartin and James Rowbottom with him in the 11.13 (79) to 5.6 (36) win.

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      • MattW
        Veterans List
        • May 2011
        • 4212

        #63
        Originally posted by Aaron
        NEAFL: Fresh and familiar combine for win - sydneyswans.com.au
        Goals – Sydney: D Cameron 2, T McCartin 2, S Wicks 2, J Dawson, R Fox, H McLean, J Pawle, J Rose
        Veteran on-baller Kieren Jack produced a second-consecutive stand-out performance in the Sydney Olympic Park clash, and the former co-captain pulled names like Darcy Cameron, Hayden McLean, Tom McCartin and James Rowbottom with him in the 11.13 (79) to 5.6 (36) win.
        Great to hear McCartin is fit and playing well. Optimistic about Rowbottom, too.

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        • mcs
          Travelling Swannie!!
          • Jul 2007
          • 8161

          #64
          Ignoring our early season rubbish form in the Seniors for a second, some interesting discussions likely in the near future. If McCartin continues strongly for a week or two, he will be pushing to find a place in the seniors. Can see him replacing Blakey, but that will leave us very top heavy somewhat.

          KJ surely will be back next week. Rowbottom sounds like he is doing well - would not surprise me to see him get a seniors game fairly early if his early season form continues, especially if our seniors continue to struggle so much in the guts. A lot to ask of a young man, but as others have suggested in other threads, we might need to throw a bit of caution to the wind a bit.
          "You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."

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          • 707
            Veterans List
            • Aug 2009
            • 6204

            #65
            Originally posted by mcs
            Ignoring our early season rubbish form in the Seniors for a second, some interesting discussions likely in the near future. If McCartin continues strongly for a week or two, he will be pushing to find a place in the seniors. Can see him replacing Blakey, but that will leave us very top heavy somewhat.

            KJ surely will be back next week. Rowbottom sounds like he is doing well - would not surprise me to see him get a seniors game fairly early if his early season form continues, especially if our seniors continue to struggle so much in the guts. A lot to ask of a young man, but as others have suggested in other threads, we might need to throw a bit of caution to the wind a bit.
            A number of "young men" selected in the ND last year are burning for other teams right now. If Rowbottom is the best selection then select him.

            KJ appears to be back in form but only played 70 NEAFL minutes, might need another hit out.

            Couldn't resist the $3.75 on offer about Carlton next week, on exposed form that is way over the odds.

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            • Scottee
              Senior Player
              • Aug 2003
              • 1585

              #66
              I see on the other Board that the NEAFL will be streaming every match this year
              We have them where we want them, everything is going according to plan!

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              • ugg
                Can you feel it?
                Site Admin
                • Jan 2003
                • 15968

                #67
                We are going to need it given none will be curtain raisers at the scg
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                • Scottee
                  Senior Player
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 1585

                  #68
                  Originally posted by ugg
                  We are going to need it given none will be curtain raisers at the scg
                  That is a downer. How can it be so hard?

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                  We have them where we want them, everything is going according to plan!

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                  • liz
                    Veteran
                    Site Admin
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 16761

                    #69
                    Originally posted by Scottee
                    That is a downer. How can it be so hard?

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                    It's about ground preservation, given the much higher traffic the SCG will suffer this year from the multiple sports it will host. Expect the "no NEAFL curtain raiser" to persist for as long as it takes them to rebuild next door (scheduled to be three years, I think, or three winter seasons anyway). I do think the club is hoping that the redeveloped Lake Side Oval will be able to host some NEAFL games, and presumably it would make sense to schedule some of these shortly before a senior game gets underway at the SCG so crowds can come early to watch the young lads run around.

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                    • Scottee
                      Senior Player
                      • Aug 2003
                      • 1585

                      #70
                      Originally posted by liz
                      It's about ground preservation, given the much higher traffic the SCG will suffer this year from the multiple sports it will host. Expect the "no NEAFL curtain raiser" to persist for as long as it takes them to rebuild next door (scheduled to be three years, I think, or three winter seasons anyway). I do think the club is hoping that the redeveloped Lake Side Oval will be able to host some NEAFL games, and presumably it would make sense to schedule some of these shortly before a senior game gets underway at the SCG so crowds can come early to watch the young lads run around.
                      Thanks Liz, I suspected that might be the case after I posted so thanks for confirming. Streaming of all games is a pretty good consolation prize though. I love watching the kids coming through.
                      We have them where we want them, everything is going according to plan!

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                      • caj23
                        Senior Player
                        • Aug 2003
                        • 2462

                        #71
                        Originally posted by mcs
                        Ignoring our early season rubbish form in the Seniors for a second, some interesting discussions likely in the near future. If McCartin continues strongly for a week or two, he will be pushing to find a place in the seniors. Can see him replacing Blakey, but that will leave us very top heavy somewhat.
                        McCartin and Blakey are reasonably like for like.

                        Blakey is a bit more mobile, but the additional areal support that Tom provides outweighs that IMO

                        It will be good to finally see Reid, Tom and Bud in the one forward line

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                        • jono2707
                          Goes up to 11
                          • Oct 2007
                          • 3326

                          #72
                          I checked the NEAFL draw this morning and we have lots of games at 'TBC'. Does anyone know what the surface is like there? The facilities? How best to get there? And will it be easy for us to get from TBC to the SCG on matchdays when they're both playing?

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                          • liz
                            Veteran
                            Site Admin
                            • Jan 2003
                            • 16761

                            #73
                            Originally posted by jono2707
                            I checked the NEAFL draw this morning and we have lots of games at 'TBC'. Does anyone know what the surface is like there? The facilities? How best to get there? And will it be easy for us to get from TBC to the SCG on matchdays when they're both playing?
                            The answer to all those questions is TBC!

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                            • ugg
                              Can you feel it?
                              Site Admin
                              • Jan 2003
                              • 15968

                              #74
                              GIANTS
                              B: 25. L Keeffe 35. A Corr 42. J Stein
                              HB: 47. J Bishop 39. C Idun 53. M Bridgland
                              C: 33. X O’Halloran 10. A Bonar 34. N Shipley
                              HF: 48. M Beaumont 44. J Buckley 32. K Briggs
                              F: 43. D Buckley 28. Z Sproule 30. M Flynn
                              R: 26. D Simpson 9. J Hately 13. I Cumming
                              Int: 46. C Brown 52. S Brown 49. J Moen 51. W Mudge 45. E Perryman
                              Emer: 17. G Kendall

                              New: 47. J Bishop 39. C Idun 33. X O’Halloran 9. J Hately 46. C Brown 52. S Brown 49. J Moen 51. W Mudge

                              SYDNEY
                              B: 46. J Amartey 43. L Melican 54. R Barkley
                              HB: 49. C Kilpatrick 47. T Pink 31. H Reynolds
                              C: 32. J Bell 8. J Rowbottom 16. Z Foot
                              HF: 27. J McInerney 38. C O’Riordan 1. J Rose
                              F: 15. K Jack 45. S Wicks 60. H McLean
                              R: 17. D Cameron 42. R Fox 4. R Clarke
                              Inter: 52. J Pawle 33. R Stoddart 50. K Veerhuis 58. J Willis 55. M Rossmann
                              Emer: 53. C Wilson

                              New: 54. R Barkley 31. H Reynolds 8. J Rowbottom 16. Z Foot 27. J McInerney 15. K Jack 60. H McLean 4. R Clarke 52. J Pawle 58. J Willis 55. M Rossmann



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                              • Ralph Dawg
                                Senior Player
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 1729

                                #75
                                I like the selections of Amartey as a key defender. Amartey is a strong mark and very athletic but a woeful set shot. His best chance at AFL selection may be as a key back. Pink as a defender is interesting too. I suspect he only had this season to show he is capable of playing AFL and again his best chance of this will be as a defender given the key forward talent ahead if him presently.

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