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Herald Sun has published a 2004 report card for Sydney Swans:
It's a very ineteresting reading. Have a look for yourself.
It's a very ineteresting reading. Have a look for yourself.
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Very good read.Seemed to mention the positives of our list, a fair bit.
I would argue that we have the finishing midfielders though.Not just Williams in Schneider,Davis,McVeigh,Ablett.Malkeski seemed to have the skills too.
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Originally posted by Bleed Red Blood
Doubt Dempster will be delisted.
I certainly hope not
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I would say these were lower - after all we did beat the Crows:BIG LOW
Paul Roos' game style came under attack after a dour win against Adelaide in Round 15.
Richmond loss in round 7.
The passing of Wally and the Kangaroos loss in round 19."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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Official Driver Of The "Who Gives A @@@@ As The Player Will Get Delisted Anyway" Bandwagon.
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A fair and positive review on the Swan's 2004 season.
Lets hope that next year they are reviewing "Sydney Swans 2005 Premiers!"
Dream...pinch...wake up now!
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It's what I've come to expect from afl.com.au - ill-informed and lacking insight. This paragraph, in particular, doesn't describe the team I watched all year.
"The Swans have a pretty solid list, with their midfield the strongest component. While Barry Hall has been excellent and Michael O'Loughlin a more than adequate second target, a third attacking option, like St Kilda has would be handy. "
Given that they've already mentioned O'Keefe's contribution and noted the prolonged absences of Davis and Schneider, even this report card doesn't support this conclusion.Comment
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I HAVE WOKEN UP and it is all true!!Originally posted by Matt79
A fair and positive review on the Swan's 2004 season.
Lets hope that next year they are reviewing "Sydney Swans 2005 Premiers!"
Dream...pinch...wake up now!
Swannies for life!Comment
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