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Game is simple, win at the contest and the result will take care of itself.
A win tomorrow would most likely secure our 10th minor premiership as South Melbourne/Sydney and put us equal 5th on the list with Melbourne. We would jump both Richmond and Hawthorn who currently have 9 along with us.
ButPretty damning stats about the effectiveness of Grundy over the last 6 weeks on First Crack. It's fallen off a cliff when you analyse it. Ladhams wouldn't be far behind, if at all, which is a real worry. Cameron's demolition of him last week brought it into sharp focus.
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Pretty damning stats about the effectiveness of Grundy over the last 6 weeks on First Crack. It's fallen off a cliff when you analyse it. Ladhams wouldn't be far behind, if at all, which is a real worry. Cameron's demolition of him last week brought it into sharp focus.
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Um, Parker did stand up last week? More than most in the first half and was good late.A tough time of year being on the outside looking in, you never know who's carrying what niggle/injury, I dare say there are a few out there who under ideal circumstances would not be out there.
Have a good feeling about our backs.
I think if Gundy finds a way to return to the form he's shown us in the in the past and perhaps, a surprise package performance from Parker & Hayward might do the trick.
Just looking for others to stand up rather than rely on the usual suspects.
Thinking Parker and Hayward.
No home farewell for Heppell.
Did not say he didn't, he did us proud last week and in doing so silenced his detractors.Um, Parker did stand up last week? More than most in the first half and was good late.
LOLHorse? Is that you?
Essendon’s 1.9 last week would probably beg to differ!LOL
For all my qualms with Horse, he is literally never more correct than when he laments the contest.
It's the single most important part of footy IMO
Adams spent the majority of his tenure at Collingwood playing forward, with forays into the mids.Adams isn't a forward. Parker is probably still a better mid than Sheldrick
He has an air of authority. He belongs. He intimidates. Not by words or cheap deeds, but by actions. He creates. He disrupts. He motivates. He epitomises the Swans culture and drags the team with him. He has been voted by the AFL players on multiple occasions as THE hardest player to play against. He inspires others and leads by example.Did not say he didn't, he did us proud last week and in doing so silenced his detractors.
I like the way Parker carries himself on the field, an air of something, dunno how to put it into words, a personal development need of mine as you clearly did not pick up my intent. Not mongrel, but something around that area.
I think he'll keep his uphill trajectory, I have missed him.
That's what I meant!He has an air of authority. He belongs. He intimidates. Not by words or cheap deeds, but by actions. He creates. He disrupts. He motivates. He epitomises the Swans culture and drags the team with him. He has been voted by the AFL players on multiple occasions as THE hardest player to play against. He inspires others and leads by example.
A true Swans warrior.