I just went over to the Saints BF thread and it is great! There are a couple of reasonable comments there, but then you come across those who talk about the Sydney crowd's lack of knowledge of the game *yawn*, the umpires always giving the Swans an easy ride in Sydney, etc and you just have to laugh.
I recommend it for some lighthearted entertainment if you can keep your cool.
Game Day thread - Round 22 vs The Saints
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They are the worst supporters in the AFL.....BAR NONE, that's whay I dislike them so much. Hopefully 1966 will continue to be the only thing they can hang on to for many years top come.Just read some updates a faints supporting associate put up on FB yesterday, they would be funny if he did not actually mean them, best of the best include:
* Chamberlain is so obviously Swans biased, this isn't the 1st time he has won a game for them
* Richards should be reported for his work on Riewoldt-***** disgusting behaviour
* Mumford is a sook
* Give up Goodes, you're done
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It's exciting though that a forward line that wasn't functioning early in the year can generate 33 scoring shots from 69 entries against what has been a miserly defence. The goal kicking was poor, there's no question about that, but at least they did look dangerous as a unit and as long as they continue to function like that they will be able to start scoring heavily when the goal kicking turns around.I would prefer he let his goal kicking do the talking and nailed those 2 very gettable goals he missed after being on the end of some good play. Nothing stops the Yips so quickly as nailing a couple. At least with Jesse you have a forward who lead straight up the ground and the much maligned midfield found him each time. In a dominant field display we should not get too excited about a forward line that manages 9 goals from 69 forward 50 entries but Jesse was no better ,no worse than LRT and showed some good skills with a handball and that goal.Leave a comment:

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