Bum Crack wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:Bum Crack wrote:I still can't get over how badly robbed we were last night by the umpires yet still won the game. Great effort by the Cats.
take this nonsense to the Geelong thread
Bingo!!!!!!!!!!!!
wubsy's Sydney thread
Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Fri Jul 06, 2018 11:40 am
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Sheik Yerbouti » Fri Jul 06, 2018 5:13 pm
Booney wrote:Booney wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:The same cats who lost to the hopeless Dogs? I'm not so sure...Bum Crack wrote:He may as well rest up this week because Swans will get a touch up by the Cats anyway
Sydney lost to the flag faves but played well...
We'll see I guess...
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I went for some value & took the Ladsbroke $4.50 Geelong win/Hawkins 3 goals
Missed the finish & was quite chuffed on the result & squinted to see Baby Huey 2.5 ******* lemon.
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Mon Jul 09, 2018 2:40 pm
This may come as a surprise to some. But Sam Reid is injured again...
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Booney » Mon Jul 09, 2018 2:42 pm
woodublieve12 wrote:This may come as a surprise to some. But Sam Reid is injured again...
Not sure who. Poor bastard.
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Mon Jul 09, 2018 2:46 pm
Booney wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:This may come as a surprise to some. But Sam Reid is injured again...
Not sure who. Poor bastard.
Just some sarcasm...
Sam is Very unlucky with injuries... Has a lot of talent but is riddled with injuries
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Fri Jul 27, 2018 9:56 am
Bob Skilton stands proud at Lakeside Stadium
Sydney Swans Media July 26, 2018 5:08 PM
Tribute to Bob Skilton - Bloods Legend A tribute to triple Brownlow Medallist and nine-time Swans Club Champion Bob Skilton who has been immortalised with his own sculpture outside Lakeside Oval in Melbourne.
“Brilliant, resilient, courageous and scrupulously fair” – that’s how triple Brownlow Medallist and nine-time Swans Club Champion Bob Skilton has been described on a plaque accompanying a sculpture unveiled in his honour at Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium.
More than 140 guests turned out on Thursday to celebrate the special occasion at the South Melbourne office of the Sydney Swans.
Among the guests were Sydney Swans coach John Longmire, captain Josh Kennedy, past and present Swans players, Swans CEO and Managing Director Andrew Ireland, chairman Andrew Pridham and members of the Board, former chairman Richard Colless, Bloods Legends Herbie Matthews and Peter Bedford, and club greats including Ron Barassi, Paul Roos and Michael O’Loughlin.
The sculpture, by artist Cathy Weiszmann, was made possible by philanthropist and long-time Sydney Swans supporter Basil Sellers, who was behind theBasil Sellers Sports Sculpture Project which installed bronze sporting heroes around the SCG.
An emotional Bob Skilton said he felt humbled by the occasion.
“It’s not often that I feel this way, but I am overwhelmed by the reaction of everyone – I do feel immensely thankful and immensely proud,” he said.
“I never imagined this, and I hope I have been able to give to football as much as it has given to me.”
20180726_skilton_hero.jpg
Sydney Swans chairman Andrew Pridham has paid tribute to the Legend.
“The Sydney Swans, our 1.2 million supporters, our 60,000 members, our players, coaches and administrators past and present, all share a love and admiration for Bob Skilton,” Pridham said.
“It’s people like Bobby, those who endure, shine, stay loyal and inspire, who laid the foundations for the success of our club, today and into the future.
“Today we are privileged to witness the unveiling of a sculpture of an ordinary man who grew into a legend. It’s a sculpture made of bronze for a man with a character as strong as steel and a heart of gold. Thankyou Bobby Skilton, you will always be revered.”
In 1995, the Sydney Swans renamed their Club Champion award the Bob Skilton Medal, in honour of the man whose remarkable career spanned 237 games between 1956-68 and 1970-71. His many accolades include:
3 x Brownlow Medallist (1959, ’63 and ’68)
9 x Sydney Swans club champion (1958-59, 1961-65 and 1967-68. He also finished 2nd three times and 3rd once, meaning he placed in the top three in 13 of his 15 seasons)
3 x South Melbourne leading goal kicker (1959, ’62 and ’63)
Legend, AFL Hall of Fame (1996)
Bloods Legend, Sydney Swans Hall of Fame (2009)
Represented Victoria in 25 state games
Swans coach for 35 games (1965-66)
Sydney Swans Team of the Century, (captain)
AFL Team of the Century (rover)
Medal of the Order of Australia (2018)
The Sydney Swans would like to thank both Basil Sellers and the State Sports Centre’s Trust, the governing body who manages the Lakeside Stadium precinct, for their assistance in making the Bob Skilton sculpture possible.
AFL 2018 Media - Bob Skilton Sculpture Unveiling
Sydney Swans Media July 26, 2018 5:08 PM
Tribute to Bob Skilton - Bloods Legend A tribute to triple Brownlow Medallist and nine-time Swans Club Champion Bob Skilton who has been immortalised with his own sculpture outside Lakeside Oval in Melbourne.
“Brilliant, resilient, courageous and scrupulously fair” – that’s how triple Brownlow Medallist and nine-time Swans Club Champion Bob Skilton has been described on a plaque accompanying a sculpture unveiled in his honour at Melbourne’s Lakeside Stadium.
More than 140 guests turned out on Thursday to celebrate the special occasion at the South Melbourne office of the Sydney Swans.
Among the guests were Sydney Swans coach John Longmire, captain Josh Kennedy, past and present Swans players, Swans CEO and Managing Director Andrew Ireland, chairman Andrew Pridham and members of the Board, former chairman Richard Colless, Bloods Legends Herbie Matthews and Peter Bedford, and club greats including Ron Barassi, Paul Roos and Michael O’Loughlin.
The sculpture, by artist Cathy Weiszmann, was made possible by philanthropist and long-time Sydney Swans supporter Basil Sellers, who was behind theBasil Sellers Sports Sculpture Project which installed bronze sporting heroes around the SCG.
An emotional Bob Skilton said he felt humbled by the occasion.
“It’s not often that I feel this way, but I am overwhelmed by the reaction of everyone – I do feel immensely thankful and immensely proud,” he said.
“I never imagined this, and I hope I have been able to give to football as much as it has given to me.”
20180726_skilton_hero.jpg
Sydney Swans chairman Andrew Pridham has paid tribute to the Legend.
“The Sydney Swans, our 1.2 million supporters, our 60,000 members, our players, coaches and administrators past and present, all share a love and admiration for Bob Skilton,” Pridham said.
“It’s people like Bobby, those who endure, shine, stay loyal and inspire, who laid the foundations for the success of our club, today and into the future.
“Today we are privileged to witness the unveiling of a sculpture of an ordinary man who grew into a legend. It’s a sculpture made of bronze for a man with a character as strong as steel and a heart of gold. Thankyou Bobby Skilton, you will always be revered.”
In 1995, the Sydney Swans renamed their Club Champion award the Bob Skilton Medal, in honour of the man whose remarkable career spanned 237 games between 1956-68 and 1970-71. His many accolades include:
3 x Brownlow Medallist (1959, ’63 and ’68)
9 x Sydney Swans club champion (1958-59, 1961-65 and 1967-68. He also finished 2nd three times and 3rd once, meaning he placed in the top three in 13 of his 15 seasons)
3 x South Melbourne leading goal kicker (1959, ’62 and ’63)
Legend, AFL Hall of Fame (1996)
Bloods Legend, Sydney Swans Hall of Fame (2009)
Represented Victoria in 25 state games
Swans coach for 35 games (1965-66)
Sydney Swans Team of the Century, (captain)
AFL Team of the Century (rover)
Medal of the Order of Australia (2018)
The Sydney Swans would like to thank both Basil Sellers and the State Sports Centre’s Trust, the governing body who manages the Lakeside Stadium precinct, for their assistance in making the Bob Skilton sculpture possible.
AFL 2018 Media - Bob Skilton Sculpture Unveiling
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Fri Jul 27, 2018 9:56 am
Aliir Aliir signs on
Sydney Swans Media July 24, 2018 6:53 PM
Aliir signs on - July 24, 2018 Aliir Aliir speaks with SwansTV about signing a new contract to remain at the Club.
Swans defender Aliir Aliir has committed to Sydney, signing a three-year contract extension that will tie him to the Club until at least the end of 2021.
Recruited with pick 44 in the 2013 AFL Draft, the 23-year-old had to bide his time in the NEAFL for his first two years on Sydney’s list.
Called up to make his debut in Round 6, 2016, the rebounding defender made the most of his chances at senior level, playing 13 games in his debut season and emerging as a key pillar of Sydney’s back six.
After an injury interrupted 2017 campaign, Aliir has returned to top form this season, playing the past five matches and providing plenty of poise, dash and rebound from the backline.
Swans Head of Football, Tom Harley, says the Club’s excited to have the key defender commit to Sydney.
“We are very pleased to announce Aliir’s contract extension for a further three years,” Harley said.
“Aliir has a great story to tell and we see his footy as an exciting next chapter in his life.
“Since 2016, Aliir has had to overcome some injury challenges but we have seen in the past couple of weeks what he is capable of.
“Aliir is a popular clubman who we see playing an integral role for our club in the future.”
Aliir joins a host of emerging Swans to re-sign this year, including Will Hayward, Ben Ronke, Ryley Stoddart, Joel Amartey and Matt Ling.
Aliir Aliir Statistics
DOB: September 5, 1994
Height: 194cm
Weight: 94kg
Draft history: Pick 44, 2013 AFL Draft
AFL debut: Round 6, 2016
Games: 22
Goals: 1
Swans Player No. 1402
Guernsey No. 36
Sydney Swans Media July 24, 2018 6:53 PM
Aliir signs on - July 24, 2018 Aliir Aliir speaks with SwansTV about signing a new contract to remain at the Club.
Swans defender Aliir Aliir has committed to Sydney, signing a three-year contract extension that will tie him to the Club until at least the end of 2021.
Recruited with pick 44 in the 2013 AFL Draft, the 23-year-old had to bide his time in the NEAFL for his first two years on Sydney’s list.
Called up to make his debut in Round 6, 2016, the rebounding defender made the most of his chances at senior level, playing 13 games in his debut season and emerging as a key pillar of Sydney’s back six.
After an injury interrupted 2017 campaign, Aliir has returned to top form this season, playing the past five matches and providing plenty of poise, dash and rebound from the backline.
Swans Head of Football, Tom Harley, says the Club’s excited to have the key defender commit to Sydney.
“We are very pleased to announce Aliir’s contract extension for a further three years,” Harley said.
“Aliir has a great story to tell and we see his footy as an exciting next chapter in his life.
“Since 2016, Aliir has had to overcome some injury challenges but we have seen in the past couple of weeks what he is capable of.
“Aliir is a popular clubman who we see playing an integral role for our club in the future.”
Aliir joins a host of emerging Swans to re-sign this year, including Will Hayward, Ben Ronke, Ryley Stoddart, Joel Amartey and Matt Ling.
Aliir Aliir Statistics
DOB: September 5, 1994
Height: 194cm
Weight: 94kg
Draft history: Pick 44, 2013 AFL Draft
AFL debut: Round 6, 2016
Games: 22
Goals: 1
Swans Player No. 1402
Guernsey No. 36
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Wed Aug 01, 2018 1:36 pm
best news ive heard all day... Talk about never giving up...
Johnson makes AFL return
Sydney Swans Media August 1, 2018 12:50 PM
Alex Johnson has been named to make his long awaited return to the AFL on Saturday night.
Sydney Swans defender Alex Johnson will play his first senior game in 2136 days when Sydney takes on Collingwood at the SCG on Saturday night.
The 26-year-old starred in Sydney’s 10-point win over Hawthorn in the 2012 grand final but hasn’t played an AFL game since.
Johnson has overcome five knee reconstructions, a total of 12 knee operations, a reoccurring knee infection and one bout of groin surgery.
He returned via the NEAFL for his first match in 1736 days to face the Canberra Demons at Manuka Oval last July, and has now received his chance off the back of seven consistent games in the NEAFL this season.
The Swans recruited Johnson from the Oakleigh Chargers with pick 57 in the 2010 national draft.
Johnson’s story is one of persistence, toughness and courage.
Johnson makes AFL return
Sydney Swans Media August 1, 2018 12:50 PM
Alex Johnson has been named to make his long awaited return to the AFL on Saturday night.
Sydney Swans defender Alex Johnson will play his first senior game in 2136 days when Sydney takes on Collingwood at the SCG on Saturday night.
The 26-year-old starred in Sydney’s 10-point win over Hawthorn in the 2012 grand final but hasn’t played an AFL game since.
Johnson has overcome five knee reconstructions, a total of 12 knee operations, a reoccurring knee infection and one bout of groin surgery.
He returned via the NEAFL for his first match in 1736 days to face the Canberra Demons at Manuka Oval last July, and has now received his chance off the back of seven consistent games in the NEAFL this season.
The Swans recruited Johnson from the Oakleigh Chargers with pick 57 in the 2010 national draft.
Johnson’s story is one of persistence, toughness and courage.
"Fellas, it’s OK to be in pain. It’s OK to hurt. It’s OK to be sad. It’s no longer OK to suffer in silence."
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Senor Moto Gadili » Wed Aug 01, 2018 9:26 pm
woodublieve12 wrote:best news ive heard all day... Talk about never giving up...
Johnson makes AFL return
Sydney Swans Media August 1, 2018 12:50 PM
Alex Johnson has been named to make his long awaited return to the AFL on Saturday night.
Sydney Swans defender Alex Johnson will play his first senior game in 2136 days when Sydney takes on Collingwood at the SCG on Saturday night.
The 26-year-old starred in Sydney’s 10-point win over Hawthorn in the 2012 grand final but hasn’t played an AFL game since.
Johnson has overcome five knee reconstructions, a total of 12 knee operations, a reoccurring knee infection and one bout of groin surgery.
He returned via the NEAFL for his first match in 1736 days to face the Canberra Demons at Manuka Oval last July, and has now received his chance off the back of seven consistent games in the NEAFL this season.
The Swans recruited Johnson from the Oakleigh Chargers with pick 57 in the 2010 national draft.
Johnson’s story is one of persistence, toughness and courage.
Absolutely brilliant....good on him.
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by helicopterking » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:27 pm
Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Club is falling apart
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:29 pm
helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by helicopterking » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:39 pm
woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
Did he refuse to come out after half time last week?
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:41 pm
helicopterking wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
Did he refuse to come out after half time last week?
Nope. He came out played after half time
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Brodlach » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:43 pm
That’s very sad for Heath. All the best to him
An established senior player and a great player with mental illness shows it can happen to anyone
An established senior player and a great player with mental illness shows it can happen to anyone
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by helicopterking » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:48 pm
woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
Did he refuse to come out after half time last week?
Nope. He came out played after half time
My understanding he didn’t come out with the rest of
Them and when he returned he was moved forward.
Wasn’t he played in the 2s a few weeks back which was never explained? Against GC?
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by woodublieve12 » Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:51 pm
Yeah moved up forward and did play in twos. Obviously something must be up, as there was zero reason to drop him
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by stan » Thu Aug 02, 2018 10:52 pm
**** me mate what's wrong with youhelicopterking wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
Did he refuse to come out after half time last week?
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by MW » Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:10 am
Hope Grundy is ok. **** mental illness
Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Lightning McQueen » Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:30 am
woodublieve12 wrote:Yeah moved up forward and did play in twos. Obviously something must be up, as there was zero reason to drop him
They said on the idiot box that there was no logical match for him, it made sense when they went player for player.
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Re: wubsy's Sydney Ducks thread!
by Booney » Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:33 am
woodublieve12 wrote:helicopterking wrote:Grundy- Mental Illness
Club is falling apart
Yeah let’s make jokes about mental health. Great work
Sadly mate it seems we, as a society, still have a lot of work to do.
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