Changes for Round VII Lions

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  • troyjones2525
    Swans Fanatic!
    • Mar 2008
    • 2908

    Originally posted by bloodspirit
    What do you make of Reynolds as an emergency? Does this mean we can spare him from the NEAFL? Is it a recognition and pat on the back for good work? Are we meant seriously to think he might be selected for seniors if the right person gets injured?

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    How has Reynolds been going in the Reserves? I haven't watched so far and I haven't noticed much in the way of commentary about his efforts either.
    He looks like a player! For a first year player he's been reasonably reliable down back, has neat skills and competes hard! I see a future in him as a solid medium defender, who can actually defend! That seems to be a position we are struggling in hence the reason Mills is still playing back there.

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    • bloodspirit
      Clubman
      • Apr 2015
      • 4448

      Thanks for your thoughts Troy.
      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)

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      • MattW
        Veterans List
        • May 2011
        • 4193

        Originally posted by longmile
        Last year had so many great close games. We were punching well above our weight which made those tight wins so exciting. I can count at least 5 games like that last year.
        Since this exchange, the Swans have managed to tight wins punching above our weight; both fun. Fair play to Longmire.

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        • Blood Fever
          Veterans List
          • Apr 2007
          • 4040

          Originally posted by MattW
          Since this exchange, the Swans have managed to tight wins punching above our weight; both fun. Fair play to Longmire.
          There is no doubt that the players, young and old, still want to play for him. Respect is a powerful virtue.

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          • MattW
            Veterans List
            • May 2011
            • 4193

            Originally posted by Blood Fever
            There is no doubt that the players, young and old, still want to play for him. Respect is a powerful virtue.
            Yes, and he's found apt roles for Dawson, Florent, Blakey, McCartin and now maybe Clarke. Settled on a defence and it's improving.

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