RogueSwan
20th April 2010, 10:42 PM
...changed the game
It is not looking good. Daniel Wells is threatening to take over the game. Goodes is breaking the lines but Wells is actually scoring. It the couple of minutes preceding this he had kicked two goals, one behinds. Roos 57 ? Swans 50.
12min 46sec ? At the re-start Kennedy pushes of his man and Seaby palms it perfectly down his throat. Kennedy then bombs towards White on CHF. White has to beat two and ROK is there for the crumbs. ROK hb?s to Moore who puts it right out in front of Bradshaw who marks on a very tight angle. Bradshaw reminds us of his superb goal kicking ability; the goal was never in doubt once it left his boot. Roos 57 ? Swans 56
11min 15sec ? Moore wins a holding the ball, pretty much in the centre of the ground, Moore spots Kirk all by himself on the eastern side of the centre square. Now, we all know how flat and clean the Kirk kicking action is but this time it is let down by getting one of the balls that hasn?t been ?kicked-in?, and the ball goes out of bounds. The resulting throw-in sees Kirk ride Swallow into the ground, but because it was already out another throw-in is called. 10min27sec ? the next throw in sees B1 get his hands on the ball a dribble a kick out, Kangaroos swarm but it is Hanners who picks up the ball cleanly, takes to steps and snaps around his body, on a pretty tight angle, and kicks an exceptional goal. How good could this kid be? Roos 57 ? Swans 62
10min07sec ? Shaw: they?re the two issues for the Swans, White and Kennedy, they just need to have a bigger impact on the game. That comment seems somewhat prophetic considering the next big play.
09min 57sec ? ball up the Swans F50, Seaby feeds out the from ground level, Mc Veigh pounces but is only able to shuffle the ball to elegant hands of Jetstar. Jetstar shoots a smooth hb to Shaw who winds up on his right. The kick is a high one, count; one thousand and one, one thousand two, one thousand and ?IT?S JESSE WHITE WITH A BIG HANGER, AWWWWWWW WHAT A GRAB? Roos 57 ? Swans 68.
The Kangaroos failed to kick another goal for the match and the swans will kick another 4 goals and whopping 8 behinds!
Disclaimer:
I am still unsure why I posted this. It started out when I trying to follow just Hanners but I started taking extra notes and then realised that in a short amount of time Wells was subdued and the Swans ignited.
I thought I would post it here because some people like to know the times certain things happened and this may help. Other than that it offers no insight or information not already available, hey does that mean I could become a professional football journalist?
It is not looking good. Daniel Wells is threatening to take over the game. Goodes is breaking the lines but Wells is actually scoring. It the couple of minutes preceding this he had kicked two goals, one behinds. Roos 57 ? Swans 50.
12min 46sec ? At the re-start Kennedy pushes of his man and Seaby palms it perfectly down his throat. Kennedy then bombs towards White on CHF. White has to beat two and ROK is there for the crumbs. ROK hb?s to Moore who puts it right out in front of Bradshaw who marks on a very tight angle. Bradshaw reminds us of his superb goal kicking ability; the goal was never in doubt once it left his boot. Roos 57 ? Swans 56
11min 15sec ? Moore wins a holding the ball, pretty much in the centre of the ground, Moore spots Kirk all by himself on the eastern side of the centre square. Now, we all know how flat and clean the Kirk kicking action is but this time it is let down by getting one of the balls that hasn?t been ?kicked-in?, and the ball goes out of bounds. The resulting throw-in sees Kirk ride Swallow into the ground, but because it was already out another throw-in is called. 10min27sec ? the next throw in sees B1 get his hands on the ball a dribble a kick out, Kangaroos swarm but it is Hanners who picks up the ball cleanly, takes to steps and snaps around his body, on a pretty tight angle, and kicks an exceptional goal. How good could this kid be? Roos 57 ? Swans 62
10min07sec ? Shaw: they?re the two issues for the Swans, White and Kennedy, they just need to have a bigger impact on the game. That comment seems somewhat prophetic considering the next big play.
09min 57sec ? ball up the Swans F50, Seaby feeds out the from ground level, Mc Veigh pounces but is only able to shuffle the ball to elegant hands of Jetstar. Jetstar shoots a smooth hb to Shaw who winds up on his right. The kick is a high one, count; one thousand and one, one thousand two, one thousand and ?IT?S JESSE WHITE WITH A BIG HANGER, AWWWWWWW WHAT A GRAB? Roos 57 ? Swans 68.
The Kangaroos failed to kick another goal for the match and the swans will kick another 4 goals and whopping 8 behinds!
Disclaimer:
I am still unsure why I posted this. It started out when I trying to follow just Hanners but I started taking extra notes and then realised that in a short amount of time Wells was subdued and the Swans ignited.
I thought I would post it here because some people like to know the times certain things happened and this may help. Other than that it offers no insight or information not already available, hey does that mean I could become a professional football journalist?