SA Footy

Armchair expert wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Last year was the first quiet year he's had

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Hardly the numbers of an absolute superstar top20 player like he is portrayed in the media which is my problem with him.

Played as a forward in a side who was one dimensional. Now getting an opportunity to play up the ground. The numbers he's producing now, are elite. You aren't overrated

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Last year was the first quiet year he's had

ummm.JPG

Hardly the numbers of an absolute superstar top20 player like he is portrayed in the media which is my problem with him.

Played as a forward in a side who was one dimensional. Now getting an opportunity to play up the ground. The numbers he's producing now, are elite. You aren't overrated

I know I'm underrated

Armchair expert wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Last year was the first quiet year he's had

ummm.JPG

Hardly the numbers of an absolute superstar top20 player like he is portrayed in the media which is my problem with him.

Played as a forward in a side who was one dimensional. Now getting an opportunity to play up the ground. The numbers he's producing now, are elite. You aren't overrated

I know I'm underrated

You know what I mean goose

This is the most swans performance by us this year. Tigershave been good

Cats must have had a big week.

Tom Atkins, Tanner Bruhn and Mitch Duncan return to the side after missing last week's victory against Adelaide. While Jack Bowes and Toby Conway have been named to play their first AFL games this season.

They replace captain Patrick Dangerfield (injured), Rhys Stanley (managed), Zach Tuohy (managed), Mitch Knevitt (omitted) and Shaun Mannagh (omitted).

Wedgie wrote:Cats must have had a big week.

Tom Atkins, Tanner Bruhn and Mitch Duncan return to the side after missing last week's victory against Adelaide. While Jack Bowes and Toby Conway have been named to play their first AFL games this season.

They replace captain Patrick Dangerfield (injured), Rhys Stanley (managed), Zach Tuohy (managed), Mitch Knevitt (omitted) and Shaun Mannagh (omitted).

Have to laugh Round 3 and clubs are managing players already couple of big outs for the Cats, might come back and bite them

Vamos wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:The combined winning margin of Dogs and Swans today will be over/under 150 points ?

I say over

Swans win I collect $106 on a multi, current cashout $76, thoughts?

I think I owe you a sherb or two

Richmond deserved that. Exceptional by them. Their pressure was incredible

locky801 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Cats must have had a big week.

Tom Atkins, Tanner Bruhn and Mitch Duncan return to the side after missing last week's victory against Adelaide. While Jack Bowes and Toby Conway have been named to play their first AFL games this season.

They replace captain Patrick Dangerfield (injured), Rhys Stanley (managed), Zach Tuohy (managed), Mitch Knevitt (omitted) and Shaun Mannagh (omitted).

Have to laugh Round 3 and clubs are managing players already

In fairness it is a very short week for the Cats playing Monday then Saturday with all our pensioners. Playing the Bulldogs Saturday too who had a bye today.

Liam Baker > Isaac Heeney

Wedgie wrote:

locky801 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Cats must have had a big week.

Tom Atkins, Tanner Bruhn and Mitch Duncan return to the side after missing last week's victory against Adelaide. While Jack Bowes and Toby Conway have been named to play their first AFL games this season.

They replace captain Patrick Dangerfield (injured), Rhys Stanley (managed), Zach Tuohy (managed), Mitch Knevitt (omitted) and Shaun Mannagh (omitted).

Have to laugh Round 3 and clubs are managing players already

In fairness it is a very short week for the Cats playing Monday then Saturday with all our pensioners. Playing the Bulldogs Saturday too who had a bye today.

Its just Geelong doing Geelong things

kings of the late change

Swans record at the MCG would be an interesting stat

Armchair expert wrote:Swans record at the MCG would be an interesting stat

We are definitely overrated there

Armchair expert wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

locky801 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Cats must have had a big week.

Tom Atkins, Tanner Bruhn and Mitch Duncan return to the side after missing last week's victory against Adelaide. While Jack Bowes and Toby Conway have been named to play their first AFL games this season.

They replace captain Patrick Dangerfield (injured), Rhys Stanley (managed), Zach Tuohy (managed), Mitch Knevitt (omitted) and Shaun Mannagh (omitted).

Have to laugh Round 3 and clubs are managing players already

In fairness it is a very short week for the Cats playing Monday then Saturday with all our pensioners. Playing the Bulldogs Saturday too who had a bye today.

Its just Geelong doing Geelong things

kings of the late change

22 hours before a game isn't late for us!

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Swans record at the MCG would be an interesting stat

We are definitely overrated there

We don't like afternoon footy at the G.
3 grand final loses in 10 years

woodublieve12 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Swans record at the MCG would be an interesting stat

We are definitely overrated there

We don't like afternoon footy at the G.
3 grand final loses in 10 years

4 wins 9 losses in the last 10 seasons in arvo games at the G.
Record was OK till they lost their last 5 games.

24
lose to Rich by 5

23
lose to Magpies by 29
lose to Demons by 50

22
lose to Geelong by 81
lose to Bombers by 9

21
beat Essendon by 7
beat Richmond by 45

19
lose to Essendon by 10

18
beat Melb by 9

17
beat Demons by 35
lose to Carlton by 19

16
lose to Bulldogs by 22

14
lose to Hawks by 63

Wedgie wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Swans record at the MCG would be an interesting stat

We are definitely overrated there

We don't like afternoon footy at the G.
3 grand final loses in 10 years

4 wins 9 losses in the last 10 seasons in arvo games at the G.
Record was OK till they lost their last 5 games.

24
lose to Rich by 5

23
lose to Magpies by 29
lose to Demons by 50

22
lose to Geelong by 81
lose to Bombers by 9

21
beat Essendon by 7
beat Richmond by 45

19
lose to Essendon by 10

18
beat Melb by 9

17
beat Demons by 35
lose to Carlton by 19

16
lose to Bulldogs by 22

14
lose to Hawks by 63

You forgot to put the asterisk next too the bulldog loss

Wedgie wrote:4 wins 9 losses in the last 10 seasons in arvo games at the G.
Record was OK till they lost their last 5 games.

24
lose to Rich by 5

23
lose to Magpies by 29
lose to Demons by 50

22
lose to Geelong by 81
lose to Bombers by 9

21
beat Essendon by 7
beat Richmond by 45

19
lose to Essendon by 10

18
beat Melb by 9

17
beat Demons by 35
lose to Carlton by 19

16
lose to Bulldogs by 22

14
lose to Hawks by 63

Fair list of opponents though.

WTF! Just woke up, face pasted to the couch, cold dim sim in palm, after a bender and I see Richmond won

Talk about Kiss Of Death, shoulda listened Mal and chucked $25 on them. Would have recouped a third of yesterday's shenanigans if so.

Spargo wrote:

Vamos wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:The combined winning margin of Dogs and Swans today will be over/under 150 points ?

I say over

Swans win I collect $106 on a multi, current cashout $76, thoughts?

I think I owe you a sherb or two

Haha, soon as I posted this I was gone. Was hoping Armie posted that the Swans were gonna shit it in, definitely would have cashed out.