Past players - what are they up to?

[mcs]

Was nice to see some clarity provided around Parker's exit of the club too - puts some of the nonsense that has been peddled out to pasture.

[imuninformedtwo]

Hugo HK is making his debut for Adelaide this week. From memory, Ludwig was one of his biggest champions on here so a nice validation.

[Ludwig]

Tom Mitchell interviews Luke Parker. Very enjoyable. Tom made Luke subconsciously feel insecure about his hair. Count the number of times Luke touches the back of his head, seemingly to be assured it was all still there.

[stevoswan]

Hugo Hall-Kahan makes the Adelaide team in ten days after being taken in the mid season draft and did well tonight including a match saving mark. Well done lad.

[Thunder Shaker]

Ted Richards has been named as one of five people on the panel to select Essendon's next coach.

[KSAS]

I've only just picked up that Ollie Florent played his 200th game last week and Will Hayward last night. Not a good night it turned out for Will unfortunately.

Amazing they both reached their milestones within a game of each other and guessing they would've received accolades from their former team mates.

[KSAS]

3 observations from our incredible QF win last night:

What a highlight seeing a beaming Barry Hall in the stands with his 2 young kids in Swans gear going troppo, one of whom had taken his Swans top off and waving it above his head Sheedy style! Future F/S & F/D hopefully!

During the telecast they mentioned it was Andrew Dunkley's first visit back to the SCG since his retirement, to watch his son Josh play. Wonder if he did so expecting to enjoy a Lions mauling or whether maybe his wounds are beginning to heal?

Saw a clip of former Swans players greeting the players in the rooms after the game. The commentators failed to mentioned as to who they were and i was embarrassed struggling to recognise them myself! Is anyone able to shed any light as to who these former players were?

[dejavoodoo44]

3 observations from our incredible QF win last night:

What a highlight seeing a beaming Barry Hall in the stands with his 2 young kids in Swans gear going troppo, one of whom had taken his Swans top off and waving it above his head Sheedy style! Future F/S & F/D hopefully!

During the telecast they mentioned it was Andrew Dunkley's first visit back to the SCG since his retirement, to watch his son Josh play. Wonder if he did so expecting to enjoy a Lions mauling or whether maybe his wounds are beginning to heal?

Saw a clip of former Swans players greeting the players in the rooms after the game. The commentators failed to mentioned as to who they were and i was embarrassed struggling to recognise them myself! Is anyone able to shed any light as to who these former players were?

Yes, I was quite pleased that Barry now seems to identify as a Swan, rather than a Saint or a Bulldog, because the end of his Swans career was quite problematic, after it seemed that he couldn't stop punching people on the field.

[dejavoodoo44]

And on Barry Hall, I might have linked to this clip in the past, but it’s worth digging up again. A bit of an Aussie classic by the band Playlunch. It certainly would be our next Eurovision entrant if I had my way.

And by the way, don't click on the link if you're offended by rude words.

https://youtu.be/7PTvxw4fc9M?si=jtZ59b5zjH30p3z8

[liz]

Saw a clip of former Swans players greeting the players in the rooms after the game. The commentators failed to mentioned as to who they were and i was embarrassed struggling to recognise them myself! Is anyone able to shed any light as to who these former players were?

Can you share the clip, or point us in the right direction of where you watched it?

[mcs]

Saw a clip of former Swans players greeting the players in the rooms after the game. The commentators failed to mentioned as to who they were and i was embarrassed struggling to recognise them myself! Is anyone able to shed any light as to who these former players were?

I only saw it briefly, but if it was the one I saw then Nicky D was there, as was Jude Bolton, and someone I hadn't seen for a long time - a very underrated footballer in Nick Fosdike.