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Swans kicking a thing of beauty when they're on

Field kicking that is, not goal!

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double inside 50s

double shots at goal 

should be winning by 40+


8 points the difference 

Just now, DubDee said:

double inside 50s

double shots at goal 

should be winning by 40+


8 points the difference 

Sounds familiar...

 

(Swans to Dees: 'Anything you can do, we can do worser')

(Hickey to Maxy: 'Anything you have done, I've now done worser')


Just now, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

Sounds familiar...

 

(Swans to Dees: 'Anything you can do, we can do worser')

(Hickey to Maxy: 'Anything you have done, I've now done worser')

You can’t miss that shot, you just can’t. Not a wet night, 8 metres out straight in front. An AFL player just can’t miss that shot.

I wonder what could be influencing the 26.6% accuracy for the Swans on their home deck? 😇

1 minute ago, Engorged Onion said:

I wonder what could be influencing the 26.6% accuracy for the Swans on their home deck? 😇

Loading of course !

 

Rohan going from 10 coaches votes to 2 touches and  zero shots at goal 

sounds about right

1 minute ago, Engorged Onion said:

I wonder what could be influencing the 26.6% accuracy for the Swans on their home deck? 😇

[censored] goal kicking?


Crikey, it's rapid fire footy when it gets going, though, isn't it?

Worser getting worserer.

Remarkable.

7.27(*) looking threatened?

(*A famous set of numbers for MFC 🙂)


8 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

I’ve held in long enough. How did we lose to this mob. 

Same question have been asked about the loss against Essendon... and Freo... And... 😩

37 minutes ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

Sounds familiar...

 

(Swans to Dees: 'Anything you can do, we can do worser')

(Hickey to Maxy: 'Anything you have done, I've now done worser')

X 2.

LOL

26 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

I wonder what could be influencing the 26.6% accuracy for the Swans on their home deck? 😇

Not playing Melbourne

 


[censored]... I could've kicked a couple of those set shots. Not good enough for AFL level players.

Gets more putrid with every second ... How could these two teams play a GF just 10 months ago? 🤢🤢

 

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