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GAME DAY - ROUND 1, 2013


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When's neeld and co gonna realize that footballers win footy matches not cross country runners and basketballers?

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This is very poor coaching by Neeld.Far too many uncontested mark after uncontested mark,we are giving them too much space.

When the opposition get the ball,we have to be shoulder to shoulder all over the ground so they have to kick to a 50-50 contest,that's how Swans beat the Hawks in the GF.

We are not manning up and the ball is moving uncontested down the field for too many goals,Neelds fault.

Thank God for Viney and M. Jones.

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Post match conference predictions:

We're the third least experienced list in the afl

We're still well behind Afl standard fitness levels

We were missing Dawes and trengrove

Any other excuses?

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Sorry Iay have missed a preseason injury but can someone tell me why Tom McDonald is notout there?

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Maybe Jack Viney can take a mentoring role with Colin Sylvia. Teach him how to make a genuine effort and keep working.

To be fair Sylvia hasn't been too bad, far from our worst. But hopefully he and a few other senior players can turn the game in the 3rd

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Matt jones and Viney easily the best with clark. To many not having a crack. To f u c k e n lazy. If you dont want to work hard then f u c k off somewhere else

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Don't understand the Neeld comments ... as above, this is just about poor work rate, too many spectators.

Haven't minded Matt Jones for a first game, doesn't look out of his depth.

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need to man up, stop playing a spare man in defense as that gives them a spare man everywhere else that is killing us. Swap some of these players around, preferable swap someone off and bring on Blease he may at least help give us some run. its going to be another disappointing year with this sort of commitment, I can see another major clean out coming at the end of the year if these guys dont lift their game.

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Port's leg speed is making us look woeful. Need to run harder or we are going to be average this year. Sadly Rodan looks like our fastest today. At least until Blease gets subbed in.

Viney looks good though. About 14 touches and a goal to half time.

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