#AFL Round 14 Swans v Hawks Fri 21-Jun at SCG #AFLSwansHawks @sydneyswans

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  • Jeynez
    Warming the Bench
    • May 2013
    • 223

    What I love about Blakey is that he makes every one of his possessions count. Could be the next superstar KPF once he adds on some bulk and begins to the find more of the ball!

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    • jcroz29
      On the Rookie List
      • Jun 2013
      • 41

      Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
      Yes, he seemed more emotional than players usually do after a home and away loss. Maybe Hawthorn have told him that his time is up?

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      I watched it and thought to myself ‘he announces his retirement in the coming week.’


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      • lwjoyner
        Regular in the Side
        • Nov 2004
        • 952

        classic blue between husband and wife. I don't like LLoyd , too slow both by foot an in his thinking, she doesnt like jones

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        • dejavoodoo44
          Veterans List
          • Apr 2015
          • 8652

          There seems to be some doubt, as to who scored our goal about halfway through the final quarter. It was called as being soccered through by Hayward and the match report gives it to him. However, the stats sheet and live blog give it to Parker. And having watched it a number of times, I'm not sure.
          What happens is: Hayward takes a swing from about twenty out and the ball goes flying high; Parker then tries to mark, but the ball spills; he then swings his foot at the ball, while Hayward flashes past. From the one angle that I've seen, it's really difficult to tell who makes contact. If I had to make a decision, I'd probably go for Parker, but if somebody has seen it from another angle, I'd be interested.

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          • dejavoodoo44
            Veterans List
            • Apr 2015
            • 8652

            Originally posted by jcroz29
            I watched it and thought to myself ‘he announces his retirement in the coming week.’


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            Yes, I was even wondering if the cancer had comeback. Let's hope not.

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            Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
            Yes, I was even wondering if the cancer had comeback. Let's hope not.
            Whoops, should be: come back, not comeback.

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            • MattW
              Veterans List
              • May 2011
              • 4220

              Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
              There seems to be some doubt, as to who scored our goal about halfway through the final quarter. It was called as being soccered through by Hayward and the match report gives it to him. However, the stats sheet and live blog give it to Parker. And having watched it a number of times, I'm not sure.
              What happens is: Hayward takes a swing from about twenty out and the ball goes flying high; Parker then tries to mark, but the ball spills; he then swings his foot at the ball, while Hayward flashes past. From the one angle that I've seen, it's really difficult to tell who makes contact. If I had to make a decision, I'd probably go for Parker, but if somebody has seen it from another angle, I'd be interested.
              Huh. I had thought it was Hayward, but having watched the replay again I think it's Parker. Mostly based on their respective reactions.

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              • sprite
                Regular in the Side
                • Jan 2003
                • 813

                Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
                And Callum was almost demanding that he go over and talk to Colin, because Colin did something interesting on his week off. But good old BT, just wasn't interested in something that may have been entertaining.
                Mills was winding him up, saying he flew back to Ireland for three days, with two thirty hour flights. Taylor twigged after the thirty hour flight bit. Good to see someone trying to suck him in.
                sprite

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                • KSAS
                  Senior Player
                  • Mar 2018
                  • 1793

                  Read this eye catching opener by a Paul Johnson from news,com on last night's game.

                  That nine-year deal for Lance Franklin continues to look worse and worse after the Swans star went down with another left hamstring injury in their 12.10 (82) to 9.9 (63) win over Hawthorn at the SCG on Friday night.

                  Also interesting bit on "Customer Service" staff patrolling the stands, not seen previously at the SCG.

                  AFL 2019: Lance Franklin injured in Sydney win over Hawthorn

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                  • dejavoodoo44
                    Veterans List
                    • Apr 2015
                    • 8652

                    Originally posted by MattW
                    Huh. I had thought it was Hayward, but having watched the replay again I think it's Parker. Mostly based on their respective reactions.
                    Yes, I tend to think that it was Parker, but I would like either official confirmation, or an angle from behind the goals. Then again, footage from another angle, may show that it was Knoll.

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                    • Blood Fever
                      Veterans List
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 4050

                      Originally posted by S.S. Bleeder
                      Gotta hand it to Sinclair. He doesn't have the best talent but he tries his heart out out for the club.
                      Sinclair has been outstanding of late. Absolutlely pantsed McEvey.

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                      • erica
                        Happy and I know it
                        • Jan 2008
                        • 1247

                        Originally posted by KSAS
                        Read this eye catching opener by a Paul Johnson from news,com on last night's game.

                        Also interesting bit on "Customer Service" staff patrolling the stands, not seen previously at the SCG.

                        AFL 2019: Lance Franklin injured in Sydney win over Hawthorn
                        There have been SCG staff with "Customer Service" and "Crowd Safety" jackets walking around the Brewongle and Churchill stands for years. Maybe no one took any notice of them before.
                        All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. - Edmund Burke

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                        • The Big Cat
                          On the veteran's list
                          • Apr 2006
                          • 2356

                          Bud 3-4 weeks
                          Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.

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                          • Beerman
                            Regular in the Side
                            • Oct 2010
                            • 823

                            Originally posted by erica
                            There have been SCG staff with "Customer Service" and "Crowd Safety" jackets walking around the Brewongle and Churchill stands for years. Maybe no one took any notice of them before.
                            I've seen them in the Noble stand in previous years, generally up the back where the food is served. I've got to say that if Marvel had put "Customer Service" or "Crowd Safety" rather than "Behavioural Awareness Officer" on their jackets, there might have been less fuss.

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                            • dimelb
                              pr. dim-melb; m not f
                              • Jun 2003
                              • 6889

                              Originally posted by Hotpotato
                              I wish the ground PA SYSTEM would just self destruct.
                              How much does it spoil the experience.
                              HEAR, HEAR!
                              He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)

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                              • Cosmic Wizard
                                recruit me pretty please!
                                • Sep 2005
                                • 620

                                Originally posted by Beerman
                                I've seen them in the Noble stand in previous years, generally up the back where the food is served. I've got to say that if Marvel had put "Customer Service" or "Crowd Safety" rather than "Behavioural Awareness Officer" on their jackets, there might have been less fuss.
                                Its not that they are there, but unlike Marvel they don't eyeball the crowd if someone jumps to feet when a goal is scored.

                                They also don't remove people for swearing or making comments at the umps.

                                It just good security not I need to be "presence", put people in their place, be above the patrons.

                                i.e. what has been happen for decades.
                                doof-doof

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