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  • Allymay
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    Originally posted by Yuri H
    If they're good, and we can sign a whole bunch of 'em, we can call the Swans "the return of the Jettii".
    I like it!!!

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  • GoSouth33
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    Former Swan Ryan Brabazon played for Claremont and was named in the WAFL Team of the Year. I was really surprised to see that Claremont had lost. I thought they were a shoo-in for the flag this year.

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  • erica
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    Originally posted by Yuri H
    Hm, no, I tried editing and it's still a desperately forced pun. My apologies.
    But funny!

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  • Yuri H
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    Hm, no, I tried editing and it's still a desperately forced pun. My apologies.

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  • Yuri H
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    Originally posted by laughingnome
    Seriously, ANOTHER Jetta!?

    We'll have to start calling them Selwood or Daniher.
    If they're good, and we can sign a whole bunch of 'em, we can call the Swans "the return of the Jettii".
    Last edited by Yuri H; 20 September 2010, 01:28 PM.

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  • AnnieH
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    Originally posted by DeadlyAkkuret
    A healthy crowd of about 25K showed up. The other half of the Jetta family couldn't make it.
    That's hilarious.

    He could almost be Lebanese .... he's only got half as many rellos as I have.

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  • Allymay
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    As an unashamed Claremont supporter, I'm devastated with losing a GF by one lousy point!!! ARGH!!!! First Sydney, now Claremont. I think I might stop watching footy for a few years. But my 5 year old son is a Swan Districts supporter (don't ask me how...he just is) so if he's happy, then I'm happy for him. Plus a good crowd as well. WAFL is alive and well. 2005 was the year of the red and white, so 2010 might be year of the black and white???

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  • DeadlyAkkuret
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    A healthy crowd of about 25K showed up. The other half of the Jetta family couldn't make it.

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  • Robbo
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    I was thinking about Graham Jetta today. I think he is 25 but he can really play and him being in Sydney would only help Lewis.

    But that was the best game of WAFL footy I have ever seen. So close and very exciting all day, and a big upset too.

    For those who might not know Claremont are a club based in a very rich area of Perth and are known for always having a high number of players who went to private schools. They finished on top of the ladder by two games. They were knocked off by a point today by Swan Districts who are based in a real working class area. A couple of weeks ago Claremont beat Swans in a semi final by 50 points, but today it was close all day and Krakouer ended up kicking a goal with 30 seconds left to put Swans in front. Ash Hansen (Swans) laid a great tackle on Byron Schammer (Claremont) with about 10 seconds left to seal the win.

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  • laughingnome
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    Originally posted by PerthSwannie
    Three players I`d like the Swans to look at from Swan Districts are Graham Jetta(Lewis`s bro) Andrew Krakouer( I admit he has some past probs) and a new kid 16-year-old live-wire forward Stephen Coniglio.
    Seriously, ANOTHER Jetta!?

    We'll have to start calling them Selwood or Daniher.

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  • PerthSwannie
    started a topic Swans win Grand Final

    Swans win Grand Final

    I thought that headline would get your attention.

    Swan Districts, the home of Lewis Jetta kicked those panzy arse Claremont players today in the WAFL Grand Final. http://sportal.com.au/afl-news-displ...als-flag-98753 Three players I`d like the Swans to look at from Swan Districts are Graham Jetta(Lewis`s bro) Andrew Krakouer( I admit he has some past probs) and a new kid 16-year-old live-wire forward Stephen Coniglio.

    Just my thoughts from today.
    Last edited by PerthSwannie; 20 September 2010, 12:11 AM.
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