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I can see the possibility where in a grand final a player purposely concusses a good player from the opposition side to help win the premiership. They wouldn't care about being suspended for several weeks to start the following season. A send off rule would make sense to prevent this.
Lynch on Wakelin in the 2004 GF springs to mind any one of those blows connected would of been lights out for him.
As an old South supporter, the last 25 or so years have been paradise. A few on here have been spoilt in comparison. Never thought red and white supporters would become entitled and angry when things go wrong!
Despite keeping a low profile at the moment, I can only 100% agree with this post. Remember very well many losses in a row in the early 90s. Still supported the team.
Yes, it takes so little for many posters to lose the plot. Supporting the team is a journey, not a destination....
As an old South supporter, the last 25 or so years have been paradise. A few on here have been spoilt in comparison. Never thought red and white supporters would become entitled and angry when things go wrong!
Yes, I became a Swans supporter during the low ebb of the early 90s*. Apart from the odd down year, I've been luckily supporting the Swans through what is unquestionably their most consistently successful era. An era where we've had excellent coaches, highly competent administrators and a huge range of quality players. So, I have little time for throwing the toys out of pram, that some posters indulge in after a loss.
* I do a bit of psychoanalysis on that decision, in the Why Do You Follow the Swans? thread.
Yes, it takes so little for many posters to lose the plot. Supporting the team is a journey, not a destination....
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