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This team is in sync today 


LOVED the psychically and relentlessness of our play that quarter. Best full quarter in a long time. If guys like Trac have better quarters watch out. It’s been a long time since we bullied the Swans. Love you see it.

 

 MORE PLEASE!! 

Would that that pressure, ball hunting and confidence every quarter of every game

 

Now can we get a few centre clearances this quarter? Grundy seems to be misjudging the bounce badly


Just now, chook fowler said:

Spargo is such a good decision maker.

Elite. Probably our best or at least top 3. 

Great start. If we could start evening out the center clearances and Petracca can find his kicking boots we’ll be in for a good ride. 


That's the way Dees now keep working hard.

1 minute ago, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Elite. Probably our best or at least top 3. 

Charles is a gun

Just now, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Elite. Probably our best or at least top 3. 

 

2 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

Spargo is such a good decision maker.

Now only if we could put Spargo's footy IQ into viney.

CHAAAARLLIIEEEEE Spargo now equal leader of the competition for goal assists.

I continue to believe he is on the cusp of becoming something special.


2 minutes ago, Red But Mostly Blue said:

LOVED the psychically and relentlessness of our play that quarter. Best full quarter in a long time. If guys like Trac have better quarters watch out. It’s been a long time since we bullied the Swans. Love you see it.

 

 MORE PLEASE!! 

Yep that centre clearance trend won't continue. A great response from us. 

Now, the trick is to KEEP THIS UP! 

We’ve seen teams erode our leads, and the swans have done it recently, a lot. They’re a team capable of fast scoring.

We need to come out firing and blast these swans away. 

 
40 minutes ago, Yze_13 said:

Petty to play forward.

Hip hip HOORAY!!!!  Finally.  Doing ok as well.  Lets hope he gets a block of at least 3 matches to settle in.  This is a much more dynamic mobile line up.

Give the Swans something to think about albeit its also a solid backline

One quarter. Keep it going, don't back off


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