Past players - what are they up to?

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  • imuninformedtwo
    Regular in the Side
    • Aug 2024
    • 547

    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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    • stevoswan
      Veterans List
      • Sep 2014
      • 8592

      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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      • KSAS
        Senior Player
        • Mar 2018
        • 1840

        Apologies if i've posted this in the wrong thread, but heard Shane Crawford on SEN this morning say he was set to join us for the 2006 season as he was very disgruntled with Hawthorn at that stage, but changed his mind after we won the 2005 flag.

        This is because he figured the club had just achieved the pinnacle he was also chasing, despite us also making the 2006 GF. Port had offered him a Godfather offer which included a McDonald's franchise, which he rejected as he was desperate for success. He eventually did in his final game at the 2008 GF.

        Didn't Know we almost had Shane Crawford for 2006. He might've made the difference in that agonising 1 point GF loss!!!

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        • Blood Fever
          Veterans List
          • Apr 2007
          • 4069

          Originally posted by KSAS
          Apologies if i've posted this in the wrong thread, but heard Shane Crawford on SEN this morning say he was set to join us for the 2006 season as he was very disgruntled with Hawthorn at that stage, but changed his mind after we won the 2005 flag.

          This is because he figured the club had just achieved the pinnacle he was also chasing, despite us also making the 2006 GF. Port had offered him a Godfather offer which included a McDonald's franchise, which he rejected as he was desperate for success. He eventually did in his final game at the 2008 GF.

          Didn't Know we almost had Shane Crawford for 2006. He might've made the difference in that agonising 1 point GF loss!!!
          Would have been very handy!

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          • imuninformedtwo
            Regular in the Side
            • Aug 2024
            • 547

            A nice piece on Rhyce Shaw’s return to coaching. He’s a good man and was badly let down by Norf as a young coach, so good to see him back in the system.

            New Gold Coast coach Rhyce Shaw on how he's found balance in his coaching approach and why the Suns have reinvigorated him

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            • Thunder Shaker
              Aut vincere aut mori
              • Apr 2004
              • 4293

              Where is he now: Marty Mattner (sydneyswans.com.au)
              Marty Mattner is the coach of Sturt in the SANFL. Sturt won 17 straight games before losing to Adelaide by 2 points in the final round. Sturt have earned a spot in the Grand Final by winning the second semi under the Final Five system, and will be playing the winner of the Glenelg-Norwood preliminary final.
              "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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