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  • Hartijon
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    [QUOTE=Bas;496206]Can you hear it? It someone singing. A woman's voice. It's Susan Boyle singing I dreamed a dream.

    With 7 games left, and 5 against teams in the top 8 of which we would likely only beat Carlton on current form. Then we hit a red hot demons plus Lions in the final round at home trying to make amends for a poor year.

    I'll return to this thread after we win four more games. More important things to do than play fantasy football.





    The point is that if we can't beat the teams in the top 8 then the finals are going to be over pretty quickly for us. If we can't beat a top 4 side all hopes of going on with it are just fantasy. To make the finals is a good goal to have but surely we don't just want to make up the numbers. Therefore we gotta start beating sides higher than us on the ladder otherwise our finals campaign will be embarassing.

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  • Bloody Hell
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    Originally posted by swansrule100
    u lost me when u put jack as an emergency
    Yep...I was trying to be one of the cool kids.

    If you take out TDL/Ves, but McGlynn in the FP and Jack on the HFF, I doubt they'll be too many who argue.

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  • DeadlyAkkuret
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    Wtf how did we end up 10th? I think you've overrated Adelaide and North if you came to that conclusion.

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  • msb
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    Originally posted by Bas
    Can you hear it? It someone singing. A woman's voice. It's Susan Boyle singing I dreamed a dream.

    With 7 games left, and 5 against teams in the top 8 of which we would likely only beat Carlton on current form. Then we hit a red hot demons plus Lions in the final round at home trying to make amends for a poor year.

    I'll return to this thread after we win four more games. More important things to do than play fantasy football.




    BAHHHHHHHH HUUMMMBBBUUUG !!!
    I agree, lets get enough wins to make the 8 first! Its gonna be bloody hard, that richmond loss will hurt big time IMO. I just did that ladder predictor and tipped all teams who should win in the remaining games for the season, give or take a few hard to pick games, and it had swans finishing 10th!

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  • Go Swannies
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    Originally posted by Jewels
    I agree with Moore and Shaw, but McGlynn, really? I think he's been fantastic and we missed him dreadfully when out injured.
    McGlynn gives us drive out of the midfield when he plays there - a bit like Crouch and Willo used to do. And there's normally a Swans player at the end of his kick. I'd only drop him if he lost a leg.

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  • Peace
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    We REALLY need Bardshaw, Seaby and Bolton back in the side by the Geelong or Hawthorn game at the latest!

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  • Bas
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    Can you hear it? It someone singing. A woman's voice. It's Susan Boyle singing I dreamed a dream.

    With 7 games left, and 5 against teams in the top 8 of which we would likely only beat Carlton on current form. Then we hit a red hot demons plus Lions in the final round at home trying to make amends for a poor year.

    I'll return to this thread after we win four more games. More important things to do than play fantasy football.


    BAHHHHHHHH HUUMMMBBBUUUG !!!
    Last edited by Bas; 12 July 2010, 03:09 PM.

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  • Peace
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    McGlynn has been an incredibly consistent when fit... He is basically a shorter combination of Kirk and Jude who kicks goals, easily in our best 22.
    Last edited by Peace; 12 July 2010, 02:45 PM.

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  • Bleed Red Blood
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    Originally posted by Jewels
    I agree with Moore and Shaw, but McGlynn, really? I think he's been fantastic and we missed him dreadfully when out injured.
    I didn't have the opportunity to see the games that had people on here raving about him. What I have seen has been heaps good.. I suppose I put him in that fringe category cause like Moore he is playing that half forward type role that I think any of my emergencies could play, if a player we're to drop out who had been playing further up the field it would require reshuffling the side more, something I think generally unwise the deeper into the season it is.

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  • swansrule100
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    Originally posted by Bloody Hell
    B: CBolton LRT Mattner
    HB: Malcheski Grundy Kennelly
    C: Smith Kirk McVeigh
    HF: Rohan O'Keefe McGlynn
    F: White Bradshaw TDL/Vespremi

    R: Mumford JBolton Goodes

    Int: Seaby Hannebery Kennedy Meredith

    EMER: Jack Bird Jetta

    Think the backline is pretty straight forward, while the forwardline is an absolute crap shoot...with alot depending on form and the ability to deliver on promise (White and TDL). Bolton started the year as the small defender, and was replaced by Smith, who has graduated to the premier runwith player in the team.

    I've gone for balance. Speed, skill and brute force.



    u lost me when u put jack as an emergency

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  • Swanner
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    B - Mattner, Bolton, Grundy
    HB - Macleski, LRT, Kennelly
    C - Shaw, Kennedy, Bolton
    HF- O'Keefe, Goodes, McGlynn
    F - White, Bradshaw, Rohan

    Ruck - Mumford, Kirk
    Rover- Jack

    I/C - Pyke, Smith, Richards, McVeigh

    Pyke has been good enough to cement his spot ahead of Seaby's return - i just think Seaby will have been injured for too long and will not tbe playing his best footy. Still a big call but i think Pyke as a mature age recruit will relish the oppurtunity and step up to the standard required.

    Richards because he is so versatile and can play back or forward and is a highly experienced player. If we need another tall going forward or keep a firing forward quiet he presents another option.

    To be honest i think all things being equal the mid-fielder under most pressure is Kirk. Kennedy has overtaken him considerably as our hard nut ball-winner and Jack is our tagger. By playing Kirk we risk being too slow through the mid-field. I suspect what Roos may do thoguh is drop Richards instead and play Hannebury - we just don't have any extra tall to cover but i guess with Bolton, LRT and Grundy we have plenty of tall options down back - in a pinch we could rest Pyke and Mumford up forward.
    Last edited by Swanner; 12 July 2010, 12:25 PM.

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  • Jewels
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    Originally posted by Bleed Red Blood
    Bolton - Grundy - Smith
    Kennelly - LRT - Mattner
    McVeigh - Jude - Goodes
    Malceski - White - McGlynn
    Moore - Bradshaw - Jack
    Seaby/Mumford - O'Keefe - Kennedy

    Inter; Kirk - Bird - Hannerbery - Seaby/Mumford
    E; Jetta - Rohan - Meredith

    Moore, McGlynn and Shaw are the three I'd be looking at the form of most closely, imo any of the emergencys could replace them close to seamlessly.

    Huh. Forgot O'Keefe. Who do I drop? Geez. Has to be Shaw.

    The big worry is still the forward line. One of the talls there has to present across CHF, does White have the motor to do that all day? Should be able to kick enough goals, though, if Bradshaw can produce from full forward.
    Defense should be able to handle any combination of talls and smalls, except perhaps still C'Wood with their flotilla of quick smalls.
    The midfield is still just lacking the top line quality of the top sides, my hope is O'Keefe returns to his early season brilliance.

    P.s, anyone know why Opera underlines some players names in red, but not all?
    I agree with Moore and Shaw, but McGlynn, really? I think he's been fantastic and we missed him dreadfully when out injured.

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  • Bloody Hell
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    and Youth!

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  • Bloody Hell
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    B: CBolton LRT Mattner
    HB: Malcheski Grundy Kennelly
    C: Smith Kirk McVeigh
    HF: Rohan O'Keefe McGlynn
    F: White Bradshaw TDL/Vespremi

    R: Mumford JBolton Goodes

    Int: Seaby Hannebery Kennedy Meredith

    EMER: Jack Bird Jetta

    Think the backline is pretty straight forward, while the forwardline is an absolute crap shoot...with alot depending on form and the ability to deliver on promise (White and TDL). Bolton started the year as the small defender, and was replaced by Smith, who has graduated to the premier runwith player in the team.

    I've gone for balance. Speed, skill and brute force.
    Last edited by Bloody Hell; 12 July 2010, 04:44 AM.

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  • Bleed Red Blood
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    Bolton - Grundy - Smith
    Kennelly - LRT - Mattner
    McVeigh - Jude - Goodes
    Malceski - White - McGlynn
    Moore - Bradshaw - Jack
    Seaby/Mumford - O'Keefe - Kennedy

    Inter; Kirk - Bird - Hannerbery - Seaby/Mumford
    E; Jetta - Rohan - Meredith

    Moore, McGlynn and Shaw are the three I'd be looking at the form of most closely, imo any of the emergencys could replace them close to seamlessly.

    Huh. Forgot O'Keefe. Who do I drop? Geez. Has to be Shaw.

    The big worry is still the forward line. One of the talls there has to present across CHF, does White have the motor to do that all day? Should be able to kick enough goals, though, if Bradshaw can produce from full forward.
    Defense should be able to handle any combination of talls and smalls, except perhaps still C'Wood with their flotilla of quick smalls.
    The midfield is still just lacking the top line quality of the top sides, my hope is O'Keefe returns to his early season brilliance.

    P.s, anyone know why Opera underlines some players names in red, but not all?
    Last edited by Bleed Red Blood; 12 July 2010, 02:12 AM.

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