Swans games of the past

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  • KSAS
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    50 goals kicked between the two teams! Unfortunately we were on the wrong end in a shootout thriller. Incredible match to witness.

    Geelong 26.11.167 (Goals: Donohue 8, Sarah 5, Bright 2, Clarke 2, Floyd 2, Matthews, Doyle, Bruce Nankervis, Ian Nankervis, Neal, Preston) defeated South Melbourne 24.11.155 (Goals: Gull 8, Evans 3, Murphy 3, Hoffman 2, James 2, Morwood 2, Brice, Jackson, Morrison, O'Neill).

    South Melbourne V Geelong, Round 20 1978 - YouTube
    Last edited by KSAS; 21 February 2022, 08:00 AM.

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  • Blood Fever
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    Originally posted by goswannies
    I think he continued at full forward for the next 5 rounds after his 17 goal stellar start, for a return of 11 goals over those 5 games and was then shifted to the ruck
    Spot on.

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  • goswannies
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    Originally posted by KSAS
    Yeah, I remember Teaser had kicked 17 goals at Full Forward after 2 rounds & leading the goal kicking. He was then moved into the ruck & the rest is Brownlow history!
    I think he continued at full forward for the next 5 rounds after his 17 goal stellar start, for a return of 11 goals over those 5 games and was then shifted to the ruck

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  • KSAS
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    Originally posted by Aprilbr
    Some historic footage there. We had a good team that season and went on to play finals after a 7-year drought. Teasdale won the Brownlow that season too.
    Yeah, I remember Teaser had kicked 17 goals at Full Forward after 2 rounds & leading the goal kicking. He was then moved into the ruck & the rest is Brownlow history!

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  • Aprilbr
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    Some historic footage there. We had a good team that season and went on to play finals after a 7-year drought. Teasdale won the Brownlow that season too.

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  • KSAS
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    Hounsel has the distinction of kicking first ever goal at SCG when club relocated to Sydney.

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  • Bloods05
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    Originally posted by Blood Fever
    Colin Hounsell very good player for us. Underrated.
    Seriously good player.

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  • Blood Fever
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    Colin Hounsell very good player for us. Underrated.

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  • Sandridge
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    Aah, magnificent! So wonderful to see "my Saturday home" again!

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  • KSAS
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    Lakeside Oval Games highlights:

    1977 RD2 Sth Melbourne Vs Essendon Highlights at the Lakeside Oval - YouTube

    1977 Rd 12 South Melbourne Vs Melbourne at the Lakeside Oval Highlights - YouTube

    1980 Round 22 South Melbourne Vs Richmond part replay at the Lakeside Oval CH 2 - YouTube

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by bloodspirit
    Any game where we beat Geelong is a good one.
    Yes but both the Pies & Cats play such horrible footy

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  • bloodspirit
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    Originally posted by wolftone57
    The game against Collingwood last year was painful. We had 2 games like that one. The other was against Geelong. Won both games but they were both terrible games.

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    Any game where we beat Geelong is a good one.

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  • wolftone57
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    The game against Collingwood last year was painful. We had 2 games like that one. The other was against Geelong. Won both games but they were both terrible games.

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  • RogueSwan
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    Originally posted by mcs
    ... Loved the bleached blonde hair look of Parker too - that was a good day, and must of been amazing to be there at the ground!
    Unless I'm mistaken, the reporter calls him Luke Power in the introduction

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  • dejavoodoo44
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    Originally posted by liz
    Discussion of Geelong's premature celebration reminds me that there was a time - late nineties? early naughties? - when the Swans built up a healthy run of home games without defeat. I don't think we got close to thirty, but it was in the 20s.

    When the run was broken (from memory, by St Kilda), there was a moment's silence and then Cheer Cheer started ringing out around the ground. We cringed. I can't recall exactly how long it kept playing for - but several bars, at least.

    Had the song-cueing person not been there long enough to realise that you don't automatically play the Swans' song at the end of a Swans' home game?
    Quite possibly. If the streak was around 20 games, then they could of been doing the job for almost a couple of seasons. In that time, the original instruction of, 'play the theme song of the winning side', could've been forgotten and morphed into, 'game's over, now I play the Swans tune, and everybody leaves happy'.
    And each game, that slightly erroneous notion, was overwhelmingly reinforced, rather than contradicted. Until St Kilda came along and spoilt it for everybody.

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