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  • ScottH
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    Originally posted by hot potato
    Met Kieran Jacks little brother in a park practising his skills, hows he going. Nice kid. Have missed his first name.
    Brandon

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  • hot potato
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    Met Kieran Jacks little brother in a park practising his skills, hows he going. Nice kid. Have missed his first name.

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  • Doctor
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    Mitchell is clearly nowhere near ready. It looks like the club have a very definite long-term plan for him that I suspect he, his family and his manager are all across. He may not even play seniors this year but, if he does, it won't be for a while yet.

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  • GongSwan
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    First report I read was half a game, still, if he's not playing full games in the 2's yet would you risk him as anything but the sub. Taking half fit players in is dangerous. The reports on Biggs have been good and he's have to be a chance for elevation along with Harry, who, and I'm only going on what I read, appears to be working hard and is speedy

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by GongSwan
    Only played half a game of ressies this week, no chance
    According to Ugg he played about 3/4 of a game and 70 mins the week before. He got in the best. We may need him now Bennie has been suspended.

    I would like to see hane Biggs given a go on the main list as he keeps getting in the best for the Two's. He is also versatile as he can play HB or Mid.

    This week; I would risk Mitchell and maybe either Morton or Nipper. Only worried about Nipper's delivery.

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  • ShockOfHair
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    Essendon got beaten by Melbourne three days ago and the Bombers won by this game last year by just one point. With Mumford back we should go into this match with a lot of confidence. Play quarters and we'll win.

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  • GongSwan
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    Originally posted by Lucky Knickers
    Wonder if the coaches will start trying to up his work rate to bring him in to cover for Parker. Seems perfect cover for him.
    I don't think they'll rush him for fear of recurrance of his knee

    We will need to take last weeks start into this game to quiet the Essendon support and get the match ups right from the word go, put on enough pressure any team can be beaten anywhere, the boys just need to be up for it
    Last edited by GongSwan; 5 June 2012, 12:56 PM.

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  • Red
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    Originally posted by DLBIA14
    Feeling a little sick in the stomach at the prospect of this game. No Goodes, no Parker, no Rohan, no McGlynn, a very hungry and much improved Essendon, a very un-Sydney like Sydney who seem to lack that characteristic desperation when the going gets tough this year, a bad record at Melbourne, a physically tough game against the Dogs, a 6 day break...

    If we win this I think it might be miraculous. I really hope we get the job done, but I'm not hold out much hope. Whatever happens I hope it's not a close one like the last few games against the Dons. Real heart-racing sort of stuff and I don't know if I could take that.
    Agree that a win in this situation would be miraculous. A win v. the Bombers in Melbourne is so rare that for it to happen at all is practically a miracle!

    But if we do lose I'd rather it be close, so we can protect our awesome % going into the bye.

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  • ABloodsMan
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    That awkward moment when you realise Jetta is equal 4th on the league goalkicking table. Looking forward to seeing him make amends for "that handball".

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  • DamY
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    Originally posted by Kirkari
    Can't see Pyke getting dropped when that combo worked so well, even in the wet. You'd think under the roof would be even better for three talls.

    I don't know why Malceski was dropped so who knows if he's done what he needs to do to come back in. Both Spang AND Nipper might just be one wild child too many and too soon. So I'm going to vote for Spang and Mal for Parker and McGlynn.
    I don't have cold hard facts but from the Richmond and St Kilda losses, Malceski tended to unintentionally kick the ball to a non-Swans player.

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  • DLBIA14
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    Feeling a little sick in the stomach at the prospect of this game. No Goodes, no Parker, no Rohan, no McGlynn, a very hungry and much improved Essendon, a very un-Sydney like Sydney who seem to lack that characteristic desperation when the going gets tough this year, a bad record at Melbourne, a physically tough game against the Dogs, a 6 day break...

    If we win this I think it might be miraculous. I really hope we get the job done, but I'm not hold out much hope. Whatever happens I hope it's not a close one like the last few games against the Dons. Real heart-racing sort of stuff and I don't know if I could take that.

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  • top40
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    Originally posted by swansrob
    Elimination Final last year?
    "Away" with a capital "A" meaning within the context of the Home and Away season.

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  • swansrob
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    Originally posted by top40
    Its been a long time since the Swans beat a top 6 team in Melbourne in an Away game. The last time was 5 years ago, when they beat 3rd place Hawthorn in Round 11 at the MCG
    Elimination Final last year?

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  • top40
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    Originally posted by BeeEmmAre
    2012: NAB Cup lost to Ess 2 points Etihad.....

    C'mon Swannies, play well in Melbourne and we're in the top two by the end of the round.

    Its been a long time since the Swans beat a top 6 team in Melbourne in an Away game. The last time was 5 years ago, when they beat 3rd place Hawthorn in Round 11 at the MCG. In effect, for the past 12 years, all of the Swans' Away wins in Melbourne against a top 6 side have been only against two clubs, the Hawks and the Demons:

    2007 Round 11 v Hawthorn (3rd) MCG
    2006 Round 19 v Melbourne (3rd) MCG
    2005 Round 16 v Melbourne (4th) Docklands
    2004 Round 20 v Melbourne (3rd) Docklands
    2002 Round 21 v Melbourne (5th) MCG
    2001 Round 15 v Hawthorn (2nd) MCG

    The last time Sydney beat a highly ranked Essendon team in Melbourne was way, way back in Round 12, 1989, (nearly quarter of century ago), when they beat then the 4rd place Bombers at Windy Hill 55 to 50.

    I agree: c'mon Swans, just for once can we have a good win in the Victorian capital against a quality team.

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  • Matt79
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    Originally posted by Kirkari
    Can't see Pyke getting dropped when that combo worked so well, even in the wet. You'd think under the roof would be even better for three talls.

    I don't know why Malceski was dropped so who knows if he's done what he needs to do to come back in. Both Spang AND Nipper might just be one wild child too many and too soon. So I'm going to vote for Spang and Mal for Parker and McGlynn.
    My concern comes with the Bomber's speed and carry. I don't think we can go with 3 talls despite being under the roof. We need some more run and carry this week.

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