Grand Final - CARN THE BLOODS!

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • erica
    replied
    Rhyce must have hit the berocca then. He looked rejuvenated at the SCG.

    Leave a comment:


  • swansrule100
    replied
    What a fantastic win, im still undefeated watching the swans in melbourne.... Awesome awesome

    Sick of some hawks crap tho

    Leave a comment:


  • mcs
    replied
    Originally posted by Dan
    Did you see Rhyce Shaw? Someone on the swans facebook said he had to literally be carried through the airport haha
    Yep - he was looking absolutely worse for wear!!!! Not really sure he knew what was going on. Hannebery also looked pretty heavy going this morning, and Gary Rohan as well had obviously had a very big night!

    Leave a comment:


  • Thunder Shaker
    replied
    What an epic achievement. It's still not sunk in that we've actually managed to win the premiership.

    91 points is our highest score ever in a Grand Final.
    10 points is, as Goodes said in jest, a "blowout". It is our second-biggest winning margin in a Grand Final and the most one-sided Grand Final that Goodes has played in.

    Smashing hoodoos to win and even just to get there.
    Adelaide: 14 games, 2 wins.
    Collingwood: 11 games, 11 losses.
    MCG: 15 games for 1 win and 1 draw.
    Win. Win! WIN!!

    Goodes tore his PCL, had the trainers make a new PCL made out of lots of firm bandages and played out the game without painkillers.

    We've now got five dual premiership players and five premierships.

    There's an eerie similarity with Geelong's results in Grand Finals.

    Geelong: WLLLLLWLWW (1963, 67, 89, 92, 94, 95, 2007, 08, 09, 11)
    Sydney: WLLLLLWLW (1933, 34, 35, 36, 45, 96, 2005, 06, 12)
    If this pattern holds, we will win the next Grand Final we play in.

    Leave a comment:


  • Foreign Legion
    replied
    Originally posted by Nico
    A late post on the game from me. Home pretty late last night. Great win by a team that again did not have a passenger. To have so many match injuries and still triumph was legendary stuff.

    Hats off to Malceski after a form slump and I for one thought that he had been playing soft footy. Reinvented himself in the second half of the season and played tough, hard footy. I was up the Punt road end and Alex Johnson's second quarter was special. He kept his eyes on the footy and read the play superbly. Mind you LRT's last quarter was pretty good as was Sam Reid's last quarter.
    Agree with all you said Nico, but in particular, the part about Alex Johnson - he announced himself to the footy world yesterday I think.

    Leave a comment:

Working...