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You can feel the seething frothing up over the border. I get if youâre a Collingwood fan it would have been frustrating, but I donât see how you could watch that and see a bunch of happy young folks in the crowd decked out in Giants gear and not have the slightest thought of âgood for themâ. I appreciate some Swans fans may find that a stretch, but thatâs a little different. đ
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
Player retention has always been an issue for clubs not in "traditional" football states. The Sydney Swans had the same issue, losing over 40 players to the "go home" factor in the first 15 years after relocation. It wasn't until Barassi helped to build a strong club culture has this issue been addressed.
GWS is close to that point now. Being competitive helps a lot. Gold Coast are not there yet, but I expect that Hardwick will turn things around in the next few years.
"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final
GWS v Collingwood was a fascinating game. Both have now mastered the Richmond style of continuous tap on to advantage that at stages of the game the ball was like a ping pong bouncing around in a netball court sized pack of midfielders.
If you believe the Richmond style is the current best practice game plan, which I do, then it's hard to see any other sides challenging these two, other than maybe the GC suns but they are a year or two off adopting it fully.
Brisbane don't play this style. We don't play this style. Carlton might be close.
The satirical take was OK (although a bit out of character for Liz)
So for those unsure (if it was satire)
Megs statement was worthy .
Ive never understood the antipathy for GWS on here.
We need two teams in Sydney, maybe more .
It was an important win by GWS v The Premiers.
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