Match Thread : Swans v Freo , R5 , 2014

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  • dimelb
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    Nice work swanwolf. I chuckled.

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  • magic.merkin
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    Originally posted by Triple B
    Those calls have been going on for years. Fortunately those who choose the team have more of a clue...
    To be fair he has always had a mild case of the fumbles and disposal can be iffy. BUT he stands up most of the time, and is a unit. So his value is obvious.

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    Originally posted by Triple B
    Those calls have been going on for years. Fortunately those who choose the team have more of a clue...
    To be fair he has always had a mild case of the fumbles and disposal can be iffy. BUT he stands up most of the time, and is a unit. So his value is obvious.

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  • swanwolf
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    The Wacky Swans! For your convenience:
    WackyRaces.jpg
    1. Bulletproof Bomb - Biggs, Bird, Cunningham, Jones, Lloyd, Membrey, Robinson
    2. Compact Pussycat - Reid
    3. Creepy Coupe - Smith & LRT
    4. Mean Machine - Rampe & McGlynn
    5. Arkansas Chuggabug - Parker & Derickx
    6. Convert-a-car - T. Richards
    7. Turbo Terrific - Kennedy
    8. Crimson Haybailer - Rohan
    9. Buzzwagon - Pyke & Hannebery
    10. Army Surplus Special - McVeigh & Mitchell
    11. Bouldermobile - The Jack Brothers

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  • Jewels
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    [QUOTE=O'Reilly Boy;638269]
    Originally posted by YvonneH

    does that make McGlynn Muttley?

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  • O'Reilly Boy
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    [QUOTE=YvonneH;638266]
    Originally posted by Ludwig
    Good to see Rampe get some recognition/QUOTE]

    Hard to see how he could not get some recognition with that moustache (what's with the little 'twirls' on the ends?). 'Dastardly' comes to mind. (Am I showing my age here?)
    does that make McGlynn Muttley?

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  • YvonneH
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    [QUOTE=Ludwig;638195]Good to see Rampe get some recognition/QUOTE]

    Hard to see how he could not get some recognition with that moustache (what's with the little 'twirls' on the ends?). 'Dastardly' comes to mind. (Am I showing my age here?)

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by O'Reilly Boy
    And I can't understand the calls (on another thread) for Grundy's head....
    Those calls have been going on for years. Fortunately those who choose the team have more of a clue...

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  • O'Reilly Boy
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    Rampe was outstanding, to be sure, but I also think that what Ted Richards did in that first quarter, playing on an absolute gun, was phenomenal, and set the platform and tone?the aggressive, assertive mindset?for the increasingly confident rebounds that followed. And I can't understand the calls (on another thread) for Grundy's head. He is rock solid and, alongside Craig Bird, an unsung cornerstone of the team. As the game progressed, the back six found their shape and rhythm, setting the tempo and allowing the mids and forwards to get to position, which yielded useful, rather than random, forward entries. Much better to watch.

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  • jono2707
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    Originally posted by ernie koala
    I can't believe Rampe only got the 2 votes...In fact NONE from one coach??

    Along with McGlynn, he set the tone early. Was cleaner, and harder, than all around him...And repelled, with interest countless Freo attacks. He continued this form for the entire match.

    IMO, he was clearly in the top 2 or 3 players on the ground.
    I note Dane is the Herald/Age online pick from the match for the 'player of the week' voting......

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  • ernie koala
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    Originally posted by Ludwig
    Good to see Rampe get some recognition, but thought he would have been a bit higher up in the votes. I wonder how he got his 2 votes. I would feel bad if Horse didn't give him at least 1.
    I can't believe Rampe only got the 2 votes...In fact NONE from one coach??

    Along with McGlynn, he set the tone early. Was cleaner, and harder, than all around him...And repelled, with interest countless Freo attacks. He continued this form for the entire match.

    IMO, he was clearly in the top 2 or 3 players on the ground.

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  • Meg
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    Originally posted by giant
    Wow, I'm amazed but delighted. And yes, share Meg's confusion that the little &%$ could have a clean record.
    I realised today that what was meant was that Ballantyne had no residual points to add on to the penalties for these latest offences.

    He's got a bad record all right (as we thought must be the case). It was said today that Ballantyne has been suspended five times in 90 matches. Today's one match suspension is his fourth ban in just over two seasons.

    So yes he is a little &%$.

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  • giant
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    Originally posted by ugg
    Ballantyne charged with two separate offences on Shaw - one striking one kneeing.
    Wow, I'm amazed but delighted. And yes, share Meg's confusion that the little &%$ could have a clean record.

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  • Ludwig
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    Wonder which one rated Franklin and which one rated Rampe. Really hard to figure out.

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  • liz
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    Originally posted by Ludwig
    Good to see Rampe get some recognition, but thought he would have been a bit higher up in the votes. I wonder how he got his 2 votes. I would feel bad if Horse didn't give him at least 1.
    You can work out from the overall votes that Rampe got 2 votes from one coach and none from the other. Of course we don't know from which.

    The 2 'one votes' must have gone to Mundy and JPK.

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  • Ludwig
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    Good to see Rampe get some recognition, but thought he would have been a bit higher up in the votes. I wonder how he got his 2 votes. I would feel bad if Horse didn't give him at least 1.

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