We're playing on Thursday night so our players will only get a 5 day break. The Bull-flogs get a 6 day break.
We have the interrupted season, no NEAFL and 16 minute quarters. This must create some headaches for the SC. Do they minimise changes to get some continuity into the senior side or do they try and get games into guys who are ready for senior footy. It's not an easy call to make. History tells us the SC will err on the side of caution but occasionally they spring a surprise on us.
Melican, Stoddart, Clarke, Bell, Gould, Stevens, Ling, Warner, McInerney, Thurlow?
Who knows?
When will they announce the team? Tomorrow evening?
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In hindsight yes......but I think the club actually had some foresight on this, with his bitter and twisted Daddy in the wings. We may well have developed him nicely, only to have him slink back home into Daddy's arms when his value rose.
On the other hand, we could have played hardball and forced Daddy to attend some Swans games to watch his son play in the hope he'd fall in love with our club again....but I wouldn't have been holding my breath on that possibility and I don't think the club were prepared to either.....
The problem lies with a bitter and beligerant former player.....which has deprived us of a very decent player.......unfortunately. He probably thinks the 2016 GF was fairly umpired......not my favourite former Swan by a long way.
Don't forget to leave out Florent and Dawson from your dream. Granted, Mitchell and Dunkley are stars, but we did get some fair compo in return.
A fit Buddy and Tippett? That dream is lingering on a very long time. Don't wake up too soon. You'll find almost everything has changed, except at Essendon.
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