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  • The Runner
    Regular in the Side
    • May 2017
    • 718

    It sounded like a request from the football departments, when they mentioned it in commentary, but I could be wrong. I think the more discrete the better at this time of year for footy departments.

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    • MattW
      Veterans List
      • May 2011
      • 4212

      Originally posted by jono2707
      Maybe keeping it in-house takes a bit of pressure off the players, particularly the youngsters and those on the fringe, who are still working through their preseason and all that goes with it? Just a guess.
      Barracuda - any word re the performances in the missing 5th and 6th terms on Saturday?

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      • mcs
        Travelling Swannie!!
        • Jul 2007
        • 8161

        Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
        Don't know for sure, but I strongly suspect that it will only be Foxtel and Kayo. Since the AFL and Telstra have charmingly canned the live pass service, I doubt if it will streamed on the AFL site. And it won't be on 7. Might even struggle to hear a radio call? Although in the regular season, I think there's still going to be match replays on the AFL site, so maybe we can see a replay there??
        I'd expect if there is radio coverage available, it'll be on the AFL website. But will be suprised if there will be any footage available through the AFL website - the push is to get everyone on to Kayo asap.
        "You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."

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        • Ruck'n'Roll
          Ego alta, ergo ictus
          • Nov 2003
          • 3990

          Originally posted by mcs
          Ollie and Hayward are interesting ones. No doubting the potential quality of both, and I do think Ollie in particular took some good steps forward last year, but still feel like both have not quite 'arrived' as yet. We might soon reach a point where they are under serious pressure to remain in the first 22 - thinking more Hayward then Ollie in that regard. But they are also both reaching that 'sweet spot' in terms of experience that means, if their careers are going to take off very quickly, it should happen soon.
          Yep, Ollie's disposal by foot is starting to worry me a tiny bit too. On the other hand I'm holding on to my memories of the first game last year where he and SamN put on a absolute clinic on ruck-to-rover co-ordination.

          And as for Hayward. His dead eye dick, goal kicking has never returned after that nasty broken jaw. There was a pic from the first practice of the season doing an enormous lean in an effort to will a wayward shot towards goal. That's not something a confident player does. As the youngest player to reach 50 goals since Buddy things looked incredibly bright. But then, first the jaw, then the shoulder - and for some reason his knee's still being strapped for each game.
          I thought he was starting to get his mojo/confidence back during and after those games at half back, but it seems not to have returned enough hen aiming between the big sticks.
          Last edited by Ruck'n'Roll; 3 March 2021, 11:30 AM.

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          • O'Reilly Boy
            Warming the Bench
            • Feb 2014
            • 474

            I watched the match on Youtube and thought that Ollie had a great game, particularly in wet conditions. He broke into space, took on and beat players, and put the ball in dangerous places—sometimes without precision, but it was a trial game in heavy conditions. He is looking much bigger than a couple for seasons ago, but still moves well, high on top of the grass. He is confident with contact inside, and works both ways on the outside. Last year, when he was not necessarily racking up big numbers, he seemed to me to make position consistently to produce implied and direct pressure, and was consistently a part of chains moving the ball between the arcs. I'm really looking forward to seeing his year.

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            • 111431
              Regular in the Side
              • Sep 2010
              • 697

              Originally posted by O'Reilly Boy
              I watched the match on Youtube and thought that Ollie had a great game, particularly in wet conditions. He broke into space, took on and beat players, and put the ball in dangerous places—sometimes without precision, but it was a trial game in heavy conditions. He is looking much bigger than a couple for seasons ago, but still moves well, high on top of the grass. He is confident with contact inside, and works both ways on the outside. Last year, when he was not necessarily racking up big numbers, he seemed to me to make position consistently to produce implied and direct pressure, and was consistently a part of chains moving the ball between the arcs. I'm really looking forward to seeing his year.
              i think that is a fair summary of his game. Let's hope it is dry this week and see what he is capable of

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              • Nico
                Veterans List
                • Jan 2003
                • 11337

                Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
                Don't know for sure, but I strongly suspect that it will only be Foxtel and Kayo. Since the AFL and Telstra have charmingly canned the live pass service, I doubt if it will streamed on the AFL site. And it won't be on 7. Might even struggle to hear a radio call? Although in the regular season, I think there's still going to be match replays on the AFL site, so maybe we can see a replay there??
                I think SEN is doing all games.
                http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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                • giant
                  Veterans List
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 4731

                  Anyone received an email about tickets to this weekend's game?

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                  • Meg
                    Go Swannies!
                    Site Admin
                    • Aug 2011
                    • 4828

                    Originally posted by giant
                    Anyone received an email about tickets to this weekend's game?
                    Yes, members (should have) received an email yesterday. Tickets went on sale today, as below:

                    Sydney Swans Members pre-sale: Wednesday, March 3, 12pm AEDT
                    General Public on-sale: Wednesday, March 3, 3pm AEDT (Via Tickermaster).

                    There is a transaction limit of six (6) tickets and all members will need a valid barcode to redeem their complimentary ticket.

                    PRICING

                    Adult: $20
                    Concession: $15
                    Junior (under 15): Free (via ticket redemption)
                    Club and AFL members: Free (via ticket redemption)

                    That said I tried to ‘buy’ a single free member ticket at 12.45pm without success. I gained the impression that single tickets were only being issued to fill in gaps.

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                    • dejavoodoo44
                      Veterans List
                      • Apr 2015
                      • 8581

                      Originally posted by Nico
                      I think SEN is doing all games.
                      And apparently Triple M are doing the game in Sydney. Although if the AFL site doesn't have a link, I might have to reinstall one of those radio streaming apps. Then again, for all I know, maybe SEN is actually broadcast in south east Queensland?

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                      • Mr Magoo
                        Senior Player
                        • May 2008
                        • 1255

                        SEN now has a Sydney station 1170am , i think it is - but you can also get the SEN app online which has lots of channels linked to it.

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                        • KSAS
                          Senior Player
                          • Mar 2018
                          • 1785

                          The Swans injury update reporting Robbie Fox will miss 6-8 weeks due to a ruptured tendon in his finger which required surgery. This injury was sustained in last weekend's practice match v GWS. Jake Lloyd will miss this weekend's practice as a result of sprain behind his knee which he also sustained in last weekend's practice match. They expect him to resume him full training next week, taking a cautionary approach. Hope this means he'll be right for R1.

                          Club is happy with Buddy's progress and reckon he's very close to resume full training & match sim with the team. Certainly means he'll miss the few rounds at least. Sam Naismath is progressing well on his program, 8 months after having surgery. No mention of when he may possibly return,

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