Rohan in, and Jetta to "Sub".
Keep Bevan for his tackling against those really solid Geelong bodies.
Kennelly possible for kick-ins and quickly turning ball to attack; but if at the expense of Bevan, we lose a lot in defensive pressure. I am not inclined to drop anyone else
Well, I think the a conservative team will be picked. In that I mean, the tried and true.
From watching 360 degrees last night, The Cats aren't that keen on the SCG andd have been trying to modify their field. Brad Scott said he would have prefered ANZ.
So in future, we play the teams we know we can flog at ANZ and the big guns at SCG. Why hasn't someone in the powers that be have clicked with this?
In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.
Your 100% right in my opinion,but unfortunately its about money not wins and losses when it comes to picking which ground they use.Originally Posted by Bas
I am reasonably confident there will be no changes this week. Both Moore and Kennelly are underdone and need more time in the reserves to ensure they can get through a full game.
The selection issues will come after the bye. Personally, at that stage, I'd
like to see:
In
Kennelly
LRT
Out
Bevan
AJ
Moore, TDL and Seaby not in best 22 at this stage IMO.
Sanford Wheeler 4 President!
Kennelly needs to come in ASAP!!!!! Dont know who goes out....perhaps AJ??
Hasn't anyone else noticed how many players have butchered they're disposals, especially kicking, when we're running it out of our backline in the last 2 games? Especially against essendon?
This is primarily because we dont have Kennelly and Malceski in the side. Now I know Malcho is out for a while, nothing we can do about that(hurry up LARS!!!), but the sooner we can get Kennelly back in, the better!.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/af...-1226038385137
Personally i think Kennellys disposal last year was woeful,hopefully he was just rusty.
I agree with the senitment but not the reasoning. I think Kennelly brings a leadership role to the backline that has been missing with him out. Last year it wasn't so much about the run/rebound he provided than the structure and marshalling he brought to our backs.
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Article says; 'Kennelly, tough midfielder Jarred Moore and forward Trent Dennis-Lane are all expected to come under consideration for the Swans' big clash against Geelong at the SCG.'
So clearly can't be taken seriously.
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Cats preparing for SCG:
Cats get ropey over Swans - AFL.com.au
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Team announced.
No changes
Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09
Sydney Swans
B: Paul Bevan, Ted Richards, Martin Mattner
HB: Rhyce Shaw, Heath Grundy, Alex Johnson
C: Ben McGlynn, Kieren Jack, Nicholas Smith
HF: Jude Bolton, Sam Reid, Adam Goodes
F: Ryan O'Keefe, Jesse White, Josh P. Kennedy
Foll: Shane Mumford, Craig Bird, Jarrad McVeigh
I/C: Daniel Hannebery, Gary Rohan, Lewis Jetta, Andrejs Everitt
Emg: Mike Pyke, Byron Sumner, Luke Parker
Geelong Cats
B: Corey Enright, Matthew Scarlett, Josh Hunt
HB: James Kelly, Harry Taylor, Andrew Mackie
C: Steve Johnson, Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel
HF: Travis Varcoe, Cameron Mooney, Mathew Stokes
F: Paul Chapman, James Podsiadly, Daniel Menzel
Foll: Brad Ottens, Joel Corey, Joel Selwood
I/C: Tom Lonergan, Darren Milburn, David Wojcinski, Taylor Hunt
Emg: Trent West, Allen Christensen, Josh Cowan
In: Tom Lonergan, Andrew Mackie, David Wojcinski
Out: Tom Hawkins (Back), Mitch Duncan (Soreness), Allen Christensen
Milestones: Josh Hunt - 150 games
No change it OK with me.
In before Bevan outrage.
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