- Jul 5, 2014
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The competition for spots is going to he massive this year, most depth the club has had, cannot wait for this season to start.
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what's going to last longer, your optimism or the summer weather?I kind of like this optimistic part of the year and the summer weather
good to see your hitting pre season hard, hope your hitting pbsgood question
I am in Tassie so probably the optimism
already a bit average here at parkrun
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good to see your hitting pre season hard, hope your hitting pbs
Was this shed 110 years old, in Macquarie Point and heritage listed by any chance?I trained a backyard shed down
Was this shed 110 years old, in Macquarie Point and heritage listed by any chance?
i thought they wore KhakiAt least we have the same colours
Just use gifs.Who do I contact on bigfooty to get the eggplant emoji reaction because it's needed.
Who ?i thought they wore Khaki
That little highlight of him roving Grundy's tap sure doesn't look "vanilla". Even if he doesn't make the 22 he's giving it a crack.Just had a quick look at the Dees Board and they are not very kind to James so hopefully he shoves it right up those cheese boarding couch sniffers
Traded - #23: James “Jordan Jones” Jordon. Farewell.
Talk of him going to Geelong baffles me. Daylight robbery if we get a second rounder for himwww.bigfooty.com
Not sure where Gus plays if Adams and JJ are locks for round one
I hope JJ's primed to play in the Opening Round. Give him a few minutes to flick through the Demon's trash talk before he runs out, then cut him loose to prove himself.Just had a quick look at the Dees Board and they are not very kind to James so hopefully he shoves it right up those cheese boarding couch sniffers
Traded - #23: James “Jordan Jones” Jordon. Farewell.
Talk of him going to Geelong baffles me. Daylight robbery if we get a second rounder for himwww.bigfooty.com
I can’t envisage any scenario whereby JJ is a lock for R1.Not sure where Gus plays if Adams and JJ are locks for round one
If you turn out to be NostraRubbamus, that thread on the Dee's board would make for some interesting reading.I hope JJ's primed to play in the Opening Round. Give him a few minutes to flick through the Demon's trash talk before he runs out, then cut him loose to prove himself.
"2024 The Year of the Swans" proclaims the banner. All eyes are on the players warming up, looking to see who's come back buffed or to pick up unfamiliar players in their new Swans outfits.
The siren sounds at the SCG to open the season.
Grundy wins the tap over Gawn to the advantage of a running Jordon,who takes the ball cleanly. Adam clears a path to allow Jordon to exit out of the front of the clearance at pace. Petracca hits the brick wall of a Grundy shepherd, Gulden runs in support, drawing in nervous opposition who are anticipating a handball. Ahead the forwards are on their toes. As if to a signal McLean leads to his left, Amartey pushes off Lever and leads hard straight out. May moves off McDonald just far enough to to be within reach of McLean. Heeney breaks back to the square, Papley leads out towards Amartey out creating a void in the left half forward flank where McDonald is moving at speed. Papley double back causing further chaos. Melbourne are in panic, trying to ascertain where the attack will come from. Jordon suddenly dips sideways drilling a flat bullet pass the drives 40m to hit a charging McDonald on the chest. A lunging May can't affect the contest. His eyes dart around for the next threat. The dance has started but the Demons don't know the steps. Before the Melbourne mids can stream back to bring pressure, McDonald pivots on the spot and slams a goal home from 35m. Swans fans jump to their feet in triumph roar, shaking the SCG with a roar that reverberates out over Centennial Park and beyond. The electricity of the moment raises hair on the neck. Horse is on his feet, his fists pumping the air. McDonald celebrates as he turns and acknoledges Jordon. You! The boys get around a beaming Jordon. Grundy wraps his big arms around him and whispers something in his ear. Affirmation perhaps? Or belief. Whatever is is, Jordon stands taller
You really missed your métier Msr Duck!I hope JJ's primed to play in the Opening Round. Give him a few minutes to flick through the Demon's trash talk before he runs out, then cut him loose to prove himself.
"2024 The Year of the Swans" proclaims the banner. All eyes are on the players warming up, looking to see who's come back buffed or to pick up unfamiliar players in their new Swans outfits.
The siren sounds at the SCG to open the season.
Grundy wins the tap over Gawn to the advantage of a running Jordon,who takes the ball cleanly. Adam clears a path to allow Jordon to exit out of the front of the clearance at pace. Petracca hits the brick wall of a Grundy shepherd, Gulden runs in support, drawing in nervous opposition who are anticipating a handball. Ahead the forwards are on their toes. As if to a signal McLean leads to his left, Amartey pushes off Lever and leads hard straight out. May moves off McDonald just far enough to to be within reach of McLean. Heeney breaks back to the square, Papley leads out towards Amartey out creating a void in the left half forward flank where McDonald is moving at speed. Papley double back causing further chaos. Melbourne are in panic, trying to ascertain where the attack will come from. Jordon suddenly dips sideways drilling a flat bullet pass the drives 40m to hit a charging McDonald on the chest. A lunging May can't affect the contest. His eyes dart around for the next threat. The dance has started but the Demons don't know the steps. Before the Melbourne mids can stream back to bring pressure, McDonald pivots on the spot and slams a goal home from 35m. Swans fans jump to their feet in triumph roar, shaking the SCG with a roar that reverberates out over Centennial Park and beyond. The electricity of the moment raises hair on the neck. Horse is on his feet, his fists pumping the air. McDonald celebrates as he turns and acknoledges Jordon. You! The boys get around a beaming Jordon. Grundy wraps his big arms around him and whispers something in his ear. Affirmation perhaps? Or belief. Whatever is is, Jordon stands taller
To me a "lock" is best 15 so he won't be a "lock".I can’t envisage any scenario whereby JJ is a lock for R1.
Locks absolutely:To me a "lock" is best 15 so he won't be a "lock".
Agree
And I missed my editing KC. Daisy Duck was quacking in my ear. We were running late for drinks with friends and I didn't have time to proof read. Glad you liked it.You really missed your métier Msr Duck!
We'll hopefully have close to full list to pick from but there are usually a few players who are not fully match fit at opening round. Whether they're carrying a niggle or two, have had an injury interrupted pre-season or they could just benefit from a longer block of training. It's a long season and the emphasis has to be on maintaining players in their best condition over the long haul. With plenty of depth it makes sense to put the fittest team forward.Locks absolutely:
McLean, McDonald, Papley, Heeney
McCartin, Rampe, Blakey, Lloyd, Florent
Grundy, Parker, Adams, Gulden, Warner, Rowbottom.
Probables:
Hayward, Wicks, a third tall
Hamling/Melican, Cunningham
McInerney, Campbell.
IMO JJ would have to get in front of Campbell or McInerney unless Campbell replaced Cunningham