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Swans on top second half of this quarter

 

Swans are well on top

 

I just watched the last ten minutes of that quarter and the ball didn't go into our half.  It doesn't help when every kick out of defence seemed to find a Swans player.  They were all over us and should be in front.

Half Time: Casey Demons 4.8.32 to Sydney Swans 4.5.29

Goals Weideman 3 Grey

Disposals Rivers 16 Baker 13 Munro 12 Ellison Melksham 10

The ball hardly crossed into the Demons forward line in the second half of the quarter.

 

Ground speakers playing Skyhooks “Livin in the 70’s” as I sit here feeling as if it’s just that. Spooky! 


1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

so this game is going to finish over an hour before the main game.

So much for curtain raisers

what did the gap used to be?

i remember seeing a few vfl / afl reserves games back in the late 80s and early 90s and it was never anything quite like that sort of gap between the magoos and the seniors

6 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

Here's hoping tonight isn't a "Horror Movie" for Demon fans.

Indeed. Is so quiet now, I can hear Balwyn calling. 

2 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

what did the gap used to be?

i remember seeing a few vfl / afl reserves games back in the late 80s and early 90s and it was never anything quite like that sort of gap between the magoos and the seniors

about 15 -20 minutes top.

In the 80's the seconds would clap the firsts onto the field and then head up the race.

Generally the last quarter was watched by very close to the match day crowd


Beautiful work from Ellison on the wing... loved the leap pack crunch from JVR.  Moniz all class waiting for the crumb for his 2nd....this kid!

Moniz HB to Dunstan to Melk and then White ....yipeee


2 minutes ago, KC from Casey said:

George Grey snaps his second.

My bad!

For anyone watching - are Weeds marking and goals impressive or easy goals/free kicks?

 

 

Well Munro aint gonna be happy with that 

Just now, DubDee said:

For anyone watching - are Weeds marking and goals impressive or easy goals/free kicks?

 

he's working the f50 perfectly, just as he always does as the main option

he and sideshow bob essentially play the same role - it's no surprise that they struggle to gel as a key forward combination


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