Past players - what are they up to?
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You are right - it was Jayson Daniels. He did go back to the Saints after his stint with us. I'd forgotten that.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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I think Troy Gray was the other way round? Started with us, went to the Saints? He was a bit of a tease. Occasionally showed glimpses of something really good but never really produced.
Glad someone else mentioned Jayson "Jack" Daniels - a solid soldier who gave his all. But having him and Andrew Dunkley in the same backline was heart-in-mouth stuff.
Of course, there was the most important of all in some ways - Silvio Foschini. Basically responsible for destroying the VFL's zoning system as a result of his desire to leave the Swans and go to the Saints.
David Windbanks, Peter Melesso, David Strooper, Robbie Neill, Fred Campbell and Trent Dennis-Lane all headed to the Saints from Sydney
We did get John Favier and Aldo Dipetta though
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We got Spider from HawthornComment
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Spotted by someone other than me: James Rose (footballer) - Wikipedia
I'd noticed his inability to stay in position, but I hadn't realised he was so short.Comment
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Spotted by someone other than me: James Rose (footballer) - Wikipedia
I'd noticed his inability to stay in position, but I hadn't realised he was so short.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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I had the great misfortune, and its entirely my fault, of accidently turning on footy classified last night when I couldnt get to sleep.
And there was Eddie MacGuire suggesting that the pies do not have to go after a power forward like Daniher or Jeremy Cameron, because they recruited Darcy Cameron from Sydney for that role.
No pressure Darcy, but the Pies premiership hopes are riding on you.Comment
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I had the great misfortune, and its entirely my fault, of accidently turning on footy classified last night when I couldnt get to sleep.
And there was Eddie MacGuire suggesting that the pies do not have to go after a power forward like Daniher or Jeremy Cameron, because they recruited Darcy Cameron from Sydney for that role.
No pressure Darcy, but the Pies premiership hopes are riding on you.Comment
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Will never forget that day at the footy. What started out as pure joy to see AJ back on the ground turned into a nightmare, and we didn't know it at the time but that game would be the end of two premiership players careers.Comment
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Let's hope that, one day, having the last possession of the game in the 2012 Premiership is what he will remember most about his career.Comment
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Last edited by Ruck'n'Roll; 27 May 2020, 04:02 PM.Comment
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I'm glad that he at least made it, and showed us all that he wasn't delusional, when he successfully returned to the field against Collingwood. I think it would have been even sadder if the last injury had happened in training or even in a NEAFL match rather than during a joyous victory at AFL level. To some degree it vindicated his years of perseverance notwithstanding what happened a week later. A special guy who got to live his dreams more than most despite the so sad ending.All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated, and well supported in logic and argument than others. -Douglas Adams, author (11 Mar 1952-2001)Comment
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Past players - what are they up to?
Tadhg Kennelly is not the only Swans premiership hero to be a coaching casualty of Covid-19.
Marty Mattner is gone from the Crows with no other job lined up.
'I don't have anything to go to': Ex-Crows coach on exit
And Nick Malceski remains stood down from the Suns.
Experience, youth, inside mids, runners: How the Suns split training groupsLast edited by Meg; 27 May 2020, 03:47 AM.Comment
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