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Guess the margin v swans

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70-75 for me

What I would be more interested to know is what people think WE will score?

 

69


I think this match will be a lot closer than what many people think.

Swans by 80

Ouch.

Sydney by 6 goals

Last week I went for 107 and it was looking good with Port steaming forward again with 2-3 minutes left and a lead of 101 but those last two wallpapers spoilt it all.

Can't see us getting closer than 50.

 

Final Score

Sydney 19. 10. 124

Melb 13. 10. 88

Best Melb

Jones, JMac, Bell, White, Bate and Pickett

Goals Melb

Bate, Pickett 3

Newton 2

Godfrey, Green, Davey, Wheatley, Neitz 1

Summary

Swans got off to a flyer, kicking 6 goals to 1 in the 1st Qtr

Melbourne then scrapped for the rest of the match and with a strong effort from Jones and JMac in the midfield keep the Dees in it....

Jeff White dominated Jolly all day, but the Swans midfield were reading him well enough to win the clearances....

Matthew Bate lead strongly up the ground all day and showed Brad Miller what a CHF should do, kicking 3 goals

Byron Pickett, playing his 200th, gave glimpses of his glory days with 24 touches, 12 tackles and 3 classy goals in a strong performance.... He layed a crunching tackle on Adam Schneider in the 3rd Qtr which left the Swan with 4 broken ribs....


Why not 59 :rolleyes:

damn...should have gone with 59...well done !! lol

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