Media Swans Talk in the Media 2022

[Ticky009]

Swans fans still trolling Collingwood during the parade

 

[Tesla Tenet]

Swans fans still trolling Collingwood during the parade

That is Olympic Gold trolling if there ever was.

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[Ticky009]

How Swans mastermind flew ‘under the radar’ to stop the bleeding in rise few saw coming

How Swans mastermind flew ‘under the radar’ to stop the bleeding in rise few saw coming

www.foxsports.com.au

Paywalled:

Restricted Content - The Mongrel Punt

Content from our archives commencing with the 2018 season is restricted to members only. Gotta look after the people that look after us. Want a peek?

themongrelpunt.com

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

How Swans mastermind flew ‘under the radar’ to stop the bleeding in rise few saw coming

How Swans mastermind flew ‘under the radar’ to stop the bleeding in rise few saw coming

www.foxsports.com.au

That’s almost a bit OTT!

Smacks of the media trying to make amends for suddenly realising there’s two teams in the grand final.

 

[grimlock]

Really enjoyed this read

Inside the AFL grand final: How the Sydney Swans can win

Cody Atkinson and Sean Lawson run the ruler over the Swans ahead of the AFL grand final — and explain why their revamped midfield rotation holds the key against the Cats.

www.abc.net.au

There’s a feeling version as well but I’m not going to link it

 

[SwansProudly]

 

[Dangas]

The inspired unemployed on the Swannies. Watch all their reels, but this one got me

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[SwansProudly]

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Probably too long and in-depth for most people today. Or maybe just the sort of calming read we all need.

Really great analysis of the exciting place we have taken ourselves in the Sydney culture, and the exciting prospects for AFL in Sydney going forward.

How the Swans became Sydney’s biggest footy team - and why they’ll only get bigger

Rugby league will always be the biggest game in town, but the Swans are easily the city’s biggest sporting team. If you peel back the layers, there are some powerful dynamics at play.

www.smh.com.au

 

[SwansProudly]

I cannot find the video, but when Hickey was bouncing one of the girls Olive/Delma, in the GF Parade, with Rampe ready, the camera panned down to the car window, with the other twin Olive/Delma had her face against the window

 

[SwansProudly]

Peter Lalor

 

[bedford]

Peter Lalor

can't open anything in the Australian ! i find Lalor boring on cricket

 

[SwansProudly]

I cannot find the video, but when Hickey was bouncing one of the girls Olive/Delma, in the GF Parade, with Rampe ready, the camera panned down to the car window, with the other twin Olive/Delma had her face against the window

 

[bedford]

Probably too long and in-depth for most people today. Or maybe just the sort of calming read we all need.

Really great analysis of the exciting place we have taken ourselves in the Sydney culture, and the exciting prospects for AFL in Sydney going forward.

How the Swans became Sydney’s biggest footy team - and why they’ll only get bigger

Rugby league will always be the biggest game in town, but the Swans are easily the city’s biggest sporting team. If you peel back the layers, there are some powerful dynamics at play.

www.smh.com.au

Good read thanks

 

[rustycrate]

can't open anything in the Australian ! i find Lalor boring on cricket

You should switch to using the EPIC browser. Don't use Google ever.

 

[Ticky009]

Probably too long and in-depth for most people today. Or maybe just the sort of calming read we all need.

Really great analysis of the exciting place we have taken ourselves in the Sydney culture, and the exciting prospects for AFL in Sydney going forward.

How the Swans became Sydney’s biggest footy team - and why they’ll only get bigger

Rugby league will always be the biggest game in town, but the Swans are easily the city’s biggest sporting team. If you peel back the layers, there are some powerful dynamics at play.

www.smh.com.au

Wow. That's a bloody good article, factual and really gets what we're about.

Did we organise & hold the first Marngrook game or did we just play the first Marngrook game? I can't quiet tell from the comment in the article.

 

[GoulburnSwan]

Blimey Rebecca Madden is painful - her and Beretta the Cats cheer squad - hope she’s not on all day. There is another team playing not just Geelong

 

[Ticky009]

Knew John Mangos was a Swans man, had no idea it went 4 generations

‘All our cygnets are in a row’: For diehard Swans fans, the Bloods run deep

Never missing a home game. Planning holidays around the team. A century’s worth of family involvement. Some Sydney fans definitely go the extra mile.

www.theage.com.au

The 4 certainties for the AFL Grand Final

Here is what we consider certainties for Saturday's Grand Final between Geelong and Sydney.

www.sen.com.au

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Did we organise & hold the first Marngrook game or did we just play the first Marngrook game? I can't quiet tell from the comment in the article.

I don't know. Someone will.

 

[bedford]

You should switch to using the EPIC browser. Don't use Google ever.

My email is google , does it matter , you know i'm living in the last century

 

[Ticky009]

I don't know. Someone will.

The first Marn Grook match at the SCG was played three years before the first Dreamtime game and five years before the AFL’s first full Indigenous Round.

It was May 25, 2002, and the first AFL game played at the Sydney Olympic Stadium, now Accor Stadium. The Swans hosted Essendon in a two-point thriller in front of 54,129 people.

To promote the first Marn Grook game there was an on-field performance by Bangarra Dance Company and an auction of footballs painted by leading Indigenous artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

The Swans have maintained their annual celebration of the rich and proud history of Indigenous people, and the joy and excitement Indigenous players have provided.

The club successfully negotiated with the AFL to host the first game of Indigenous Round from 2013, when they beat Collingwood by 47 points. Fittingly, Adam Goodes was the star in his 328th game, picking up 30 possessions and kicking three goals to earn three Brownlow Medal votes.

Marn Grook at the SCG

The Sydney Swans have been playing Marn Grook at the SCG since 2002 to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and culture.

www.sydneyswans.com.au

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

The first Marn Grook match at the SCG was played three years before the first Dreamtime game and five years before the AFL’s first full Indigenous Round.

It was May 25, 2002, and the first AFL game played at the Sydney Olympic Stadium, now Accor Stadium. The Swans hosted Essendon in a two-point thriller in front of 54,129 people.

To promote the first Marn Grook game there was an on-field performance by Bangarra Dance Company and an auction of footballs painted by leading Indigenous artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

The Swans have maintained their annual celebration of the rich and proud history of Indigenous people, and the joy and excitement Indigenous players have provided.

The club successfully negotiated with the AFL to host the first game of Indigenous Round from 2013, when they beat Collingwood by 47 points. Fittingly, Adam Goodes was the star in his 328th game, picking up 30 possessions and kicking three goals to earn three Brownlow Medal votes.

Marn Grook at the SCG

The Sydney Swans have been playing Marn Grook at the SCG since 2002 to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and culture.

www.sydneyswans.com.au

Great, thanks.

Gee, I wish I'd gone in the bidding for one of those footballs. Somehow didn't know about this at the time. Distracted with parenting or work I guess.

Anyway, I believe we have an important match on this afternoon.

 

[rustycrate]

My email is google , does it matter , you know i'm living in the last century

Search online for "epic browser"
download the epic browser
make it your default search engine
You can access The Age, SMH, The Australian etc. If you cant access them after a while. Close the browser and open it again and you can access them again.

Ticky Edit:
Here's the link:

Epic Privacy Browser

Epic is a private, secure web browser that blocks ads, trackers, fingerprinting, cryptomining, ultrasound signaling and more.

www.epicbrowser.com

 

[Ticky009]

Great, thanks.

Gee, I wish I'd gone in the bidding for one of those footballs. Somehow didn't know about this at the time. Distracted with parenting or work I guess.

Anyway, I believe we have an important match on this afternoon.

I bid up until it hit $2k and then I had to back out. Desperately wanted one.

 

[rustycrate]

Search online for "epic browser"
download the epic browser
make it your default search engine
You can access The Age, SMH, The Australian etc. If you cant access them after a while. Close the browser and open it again and you can access them again.

Ticky Edit:
Here's the link:

Epic Privacy Browser

Epic is a private, secure web browser that blocks ads, trackers, fingerprinting, cryptomining, ultrasound signaling and more.

www.epicbrowser.com

Epic should be used for everything you do online. It protects you online in many ways. However, sometimes it won't work because certain websites, like SEN, only allow Australian based or state based users. In this regard I have Firefox. I use Firefox to access SEN and some Australian online shopping sites. Firefox will not track you and sell you browsing history to other companies like Google does.