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  • stevoswan
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    Originally posted by imuninformedtwo

    Huh? He was at the most recent reunions, has been in the past, spoke well in the recent documentary on the ‘05 side and is simply expressing the occasional opinion in a media role.

    Get over it.
    Oh don't worry, I'm over it but I was simply replying to a comment that implied he was giving the Swans a bad rap......maybe that comment was inaccurate.

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  • imuninformedtwo
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    Originally posted by stevoswan

    It's sad when former players taint their legacy at their only club, clubs they should love. Put your ego's aside and grow up I say.

    Will we ever see O'Keefe at future premiership reunions? Possibly not and if he did turn up, could be awkward for him and everyone really. It would be all his fault and surely he can't feel good about that?

    Bury the hatchet Ryan, before it's too late. It is for Dunks......the man child.
    Huh? He was at the most recent reunions, has been in the past, spoke well in the recent documentary on the ‘05 side and is simply expressing the occasional opinion in a media role.

    Get over it.

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  • imuninformedtwo
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    Originally posted by goswannies

    Is anyone able to record this in a format that can be put onto a USB or DVD?

    I usually record them and put them onto DVDs but my DVD recorder no longer plays channel 7
    It’s fantastic to watch isn’t it.

    I loved the stuff with Nick Davis around the final he starred in. I had the good fortune to end up in a group with him at golf some years back by pure chance. A genuinely sweet guy who loves the club, was self-effacing about what he got right and wrong, and was lovely to talk with.

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  • stevoswan
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    Originally posted by The Big Cat
    Ryan O’Keefe’s criticisms of the club and its team are starting to wear thin. On ABC radio he made some snide comments in regards to Sydney’s aggression against the dogs that in the light of their Grand Final performances they should keep their mouths shut.

    what is his problem? Still smarting about being retired by Horse when the game had clearly passed him by?
    It's sad when former players taint their legacy at their only club, clubs they should love. Put your ego's aside and grow up I say.

    Will we ever see O'Keefe at future premiership reunions? Possibly not and if he did turn up, could be awkward for him and everyone really. It would be all his fault and surely he can't feel good about that?

    Bury the hatchet Ryan, before it's too late. It is for Dunks......the man child.

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  • The Big Cat
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    Ryan O’Keefe’s criticisms of the club and its team are starting to wear thin. On ABC radio he made some snide comments in regards to Sydney’s aggression against the dogs that in the light of their Grand Final performances they should keep their mouths shut.

    what is his problem? Still smarting about being retired by Horse when the game had clearly passed him by?

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  • goswannies
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    Originally posted by MattW
    Making documentaries: Airdate: Shaking Down The Thunder | TV Tonight https://share.google/T6blCVZokUTM9KM8i.

    '4 part sports doco Shaking Down The Thunder, takes an intimate look at the Sydney Swans’ journey to break the longest Premiership drought in AFL history in 2005.'

    Starts tonight at 10pm on Channel 7.
    Is anyone able to record this in a format that can be put onto a USB or DVD?

    I usually record them and put them onto DVDs but my DVD recorder no longer plays channel 7

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  • MattW
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    Making documentaries: Airdate: Shaking Down The Thunder | TV Tonight https://share.google/T6blCVZokUTM9KM8i.

    '4 part sports doco Shaking Down The Thunder, takes an intimate look at the Sydney Swans’ journey to break the longest Premiership drought in AFL history in 2005.'

    Starts tonight at 10pm on Channel 7.

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  • dejavoodoo44
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    Barry Hall being big and bad, in the clip for a song called Keith, by Melbourne band, Playlunch. Great song, very funny, but:
    WARNING, DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK, IF YOU'RE OFFENDED BY CERTAIN WORDS.

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  • The Big Cat
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    Patrick Vezpremi playing with Nyah-Nyah West up on the Murray.

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  • Velour&Ruffles
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    Originally posted by KSAS
    Toby Pink took game saving contested pack mark, deep in Richmond's forward line, in the dying seconds of the game, to ensure North hang to win by 4 points. Good on him.
    +1

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  • KSAS
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    Toby Pink took game saving contested pack mark, deep in Richmond's forward line, in the dying seconds of the game, to ensure North hang to win by 4 points. Good on him.

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  • Maltopia
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    Goodes and Mickey O showing off Marn Grook gurnsey:

    登录 Facebook,与好友、家人和认识的人分享和建立联系。
    Last edited by Maltopia; 16 May 2025, 01:39 PM.

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  • dejavoodoo44
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    Originally posted by liz
    I've not been watching AFL360 much this season - for various reasons - but I don't mind the odd Wednesday as they have Horse and Adam Simpson providing some actual tactical insights.

    So I watched today, and got an extra treat of an interview with Tony Armstrong in the final segment. He's working on a documentary (I think for Fox Footy) on racism in sport, but trying to come at it from a slightly different angle. I was reminded of what a personable, charming, articulate, intelligent TV persona he is. If anyone has access to AFL360 but, like me, has been skipping it this season so hasn't watched today's episode, I highly recommend seeking it out. You might be excited by the project he spoke about (due to hit screens shortly after the end of the season). But even if that doesn't tickle your fancy, you'll still get to spend a fantastic ten minutes or so in his company.
    He's also currently co-hosting the SBS coverage of Eurovision.

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  • liz
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    I've not been watching AFL360 much this season - for various reasons - but I don't mind the odd Wednesday as they have Horse and Adam Simpson providing some actual tactical insights.

    So I watched today, and got an extra treat of an interview with Tony Armstrong in the final segment. He's working on a documentary (I think for Fox Footy) on racism in sport, but trying to come at it from a slightly different angle. I was reminded of what a personable, charming, articulate, intelligent TV persona he is. If anyone has access to AFL360 but, like me, has been skipping it this season so hasn't watched today's episode, I highly recommend seeking it out. You might be excited by the project he spoke about (due to hit screens shortly after the end of the season). But even if that doesn't tickle your fancy, you'll still get to spend a fantastic ten minutes or so in his company.

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  • stevoswan
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    Originally posted by KSAS
    Luke Parker plays his 300th game tomorrow. Sad he won't do so as a Swan.

    Still surreal seeing him in a North guernsey.
    Yes, sad indeed.....couldn't we use him now!

    In more positive news, former Swan Rhys Shaw has been appointed GC Suns AFLW coach, becoming the first person in history to have been both an AFL and AFLW coach.

    Well done Rhys!

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