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Quick season preview ahead of Friday nights opening clash vs Footscray :)

VFL Sydney Swans 2022 Season Preview​


Established: 1919

Home Ground: Tramway Oval/SCG

Reserves/VFL Premierships: 4 (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Coach: Jeremy Laidler

2021 Captain: Adam Gulden

2022 Leadership Group is yet to be announced.

2021 was a tough season with just two wins coming against the GWS Giants in the first VFL Sydney Derby in the opening round and a 33 point win against the Collingwood Magpies in round five. A close loss to Geelong and the Gold Coast Suns at home would have been tough and the season ended up becoming tougher when they were forced to a hub in Victoria and had to use NAB League talent.

2021 Ladder Position:

PosTeam.PldWLDPFPA%PTS
19Sydney Swans1028072181188.98
2021 Awards:
  • Best and Fairest: Lewis Taylor
  • Leading Goal Kicker: Logan McDonald (12)

Nick Shipley was delisted from the GWS Giants and has decided to join the Swans as has ex-Academy talent, Kye Pfengle. The Swans have also suffered some big losses to the South Australian state league with Samuel Thorne and Reed van Huisstede departing to the central state.

Incoming Players: Nicholas Shipley (GWS Giants), Kye Pfengle

Outgoing Players: Samuel Thorne (North Adelaide), Reed van Huisstede (North Adelaide)

primary listed players only

The Sydney Swans have a very similar list to 2021 with nine from last year's primary list on this year's list while using the development squad as a home for Swans Academy players. Adam Gulden will continue to bring leadership to the team after acting as captain last season.

Primary List:

#PlayerCommunity ClubAge*AFL Top-Up?**
50Adam GuldenUNSW30yes
51William CollisWestern Suburbs25yes
52Nicholas ShipleySydney University22yes
53Jake BartholomaeusSydney University24yes
55Harry MorrisonSydney University23yes
56Darcy CordellUNSW25yes
57Nick BrewerNorth Shore21yes
58Harry MaguirePennant Hills21yes
59Kye PfengleSt George AFC19yes
61Max GeddesUNSW20yes
62Aidan WatlingUNSW20No

Development List:

PlayerAFL Top-Up?**
Toby YalkerNo
Angus AndersonYes
Austin BallNo
William EdwardsYes
Jordan EndemannNo
Riley FitzroyNo
Ciaran FlynnNo
Luke GiacomettiNo
Hugh McLeodNo
Hugh MelvilleNo
Harrison ParkerNo
Liam PucnherNo
Lenny RobinNo
Felix RogersNo
Wilem SmitNo
*as of 26th of March 2021

**Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, AFL clubs can nominate up to 20 players to be used in case of a COVID outbreak throughout the 2022 AFL premiership season.

Sydney Swans defeated by GWS Giants

Sunday, 6th of March @ Tom Wills Oval


No scores were available for the first of two battle of the bridge practice matches but Angus Sheldrick and Peter Ladhams were able to impress.

The Sydney Swans will kick off their season with an interstate trip to take on last year’s undefeated team, the Footscray Bulldogs.

From there they will travel back to Sydney for their round two clash as one of nine home games with all of their nine away games being interstate trips that include eight times to Victoria, linking with their South Melbourne heritage.

The Swans will not play Carlton and Geelong in their interstate trips.

Round 1: Footscray Bulldogs vs Sydney Swans at VU Whitten Oval - 25th of March at 4:35 pm

Round 2: Sydney Swans vs Gold Coast Suns (home)

Round 3: Port Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 4: Sydney Swans vs Northern Bullants (home)

Round 5: Bye

Round 6: Sydney Swans vs Brisbane Lions (home)

Round 7: Werribee Football Club vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 8: Bye

Round 9: Coburg Lions vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 10: Sydney Swans vs Richmond Tigers (home)

Round 11: Casey Demons vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 12: Bye

Round 13: Sydney Swans vs Williamstown Seagulls (home)

Round 14: Sydney Swans vs Sandringham Zebras (home)

Round 15: Essendon Bombers vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 16: Bye

Round 17: Southport Sharks vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 18: Sydney Swans vs Frankston Dolphins (home)

Round 19: Sydney Swans vs GWS Giants (home)

Round 20: North Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 21: Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies (home)

Round 22: Box Hill Hawks vs Sydney Swans (away)
 
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Quick season preview ahead of Friday nights opening clash vs Footscray :)

VFL Sydney Swans 2022 Season Preview​


Established: 1919

Home Ground: Tramway Oval/SCG

Reserves/VFL Premierships: 4 (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Coach: Jeremy Laidler

2021 Captain: Adam Gulden

2022 Leadership Group is yet to be announced.

2021 was a tough season with just two wins coming against the GWS Giants in the first VFL battle of the bridge in the opening round and a 33 point win against the Collingwood Magpies in round five. A close loss to Geelong and the Gold Coast Suns at home would have been tough and the season ended up becoming tougher when they were forced to a hub in Victoria and had to use NAB League talent.

2021 Ladder Position:

PosTeam.PldWLDPFPA%PTS
19Sydney Swans1028072181188.98
2021 Awards:
  • Best and Fairest: Lewis Taylor
  • Leading Goal Kicker: Logan McDonald (12)

Nick Shipley was delisted from the GWS Giants and has decided to join the Swans as has ex-Academy talent, Kye Pfengle. The Swans have also suffered some big losses to the South Australian state league with Samuel Thorne and Reed van Huisstede departing to the central state.

Incoming Players: Nicholas Shipley (GWS Giants), Kye Pfengle

Outgoing Players: Samuel Thorne (North Adelaide), Reed van Huisstede (North Adelaide)

primary listed players only

The Sydney Swans have a very similar list to 2021 with nine from last year's primary list on this year's list while using the development squad as a home for Swans Academy players. Adam Gulden will continue to bring leadership to the team after acting as captain last season.

Primary List:

#PlayerCommunity ClubAge*AFL Top-Up?**
50Adam GuldenUNSW30yes
51William CollisWestern Suburbs25yes
52Nicholas ShipleySydney University22yes
53Jake BartholomaeusSydney University24yes
55Harry MorrisonSydney University23yes
56Darcy CordellUNSW25yes
57Nick BrewerNorth Shore21yes
58Harry MaguirePennant Hills21yes
59Kye PfengleSt George AFC19yes
61Max GeddesUNSW20yes
62Aidan WatlingUNSW20No

Development List:

PlayerAFL Top-Up?**
Toby YalkerNo
Angus AndersonYes
Austin BallNo
William EdwardsYes
Jordan EndemannNo
Riley FitzroyNo
Ciaran FlynnNo
Luke GiacomettiNo
Hugh McLeodNo
Hugh MelvilleNo
Harrison ParkerNo
Liam PucnherNo
Lenny RobinNo
Felix RogersNo
Wilem SmitNo
*as of 26th of March 2021

**Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, AFL clubs can nominate up to 20 players to be used in case of a COVID outbreak throughout the 2022 AFL premiership season.

Sydney Swans defeated by GWS Giants

Sunday, 6th of March @ Tom Wills Oval


No scores were available for the first of two battle of the bridge practice matches but Angus Sheldrick and Peter Ladhams were able to impress.

The Sydney Swans will kick off their season with an interstate trip to take on last year’s undefeated team, the Footscray Bulldogs.

From there they will travel back to Sydney for their round two clash as one of nine home games with all of their nine away games being interstate trips that include eight times to Victoria, linking with their South Melbourne heritage.

The Swans will not play Carlton and Geelong in their interstate trips.

Round 1: Footscray Bulldogs vs Sydney Swans at VU Whitten Oval - 25th of March at 4:35 pm

Round 2: Sydney Swans vs Gold Coast Suns (home)

Round 3: Port Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 4: Sydney Swans vs Northern Bullants (home)

Round 5: Bye

Round 6: Sydney Swans vs Brisbane Lions (home)

Round 7: Werribee Football Club vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 8: Bye

Round 9: Coburg Lions vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 10: Sydney Swans vs Richmond Tigers (home)

Round 11: Casey Demons vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 12: Bye

Round 13: Sydney Swans vs Williamstown Seagulls (home)

Round 14: Sydney Swans vs Sandringham Zebras (home)

Round 15: Essendon Bombers vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 16: Bye

Round 17: Southport Sharks vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 18: Sydney Swans vs Frankston Dolphins (home)

Round 19: Sydney Swans vs GWS Giants (home)

Round 20: North Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 21: Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies (home)

Round 22: Box Hill Hawks vs Sydney Swans (away)
Thanks for the post.

One Thing: We don't call it the battle of the bridge. Ever. Its the Derby.
 

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Quick season preview ahead of Friday nights opening clash vs Footscray :)

VFL Sydney Swans 2022 Season Preview​


Established: 1919

Home Ground: Tramway Oval/SCG

Reserves/VFL Premierships: 4 (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

Coach: Jeremy Laidler

2021 Captain: Adam Gulden

2022 Leadership Group is yet to be announced.

2021 was a tough season with just two wins coming against the GWS Giants in the first VFL Sydney Derby in the opening round and a 33 point win against the Collingwood Magpies in round five. A close loss to Geelong and the Gold Coast Suns at home would have been tough and the season ended up becoming tougher when they were forced to a hub in Victoria and had to use NAB League talent.

2021 Ladder Position:

PosTeam.PldWLDPFPA%PTS
19Sydney Swans1028072181188.98
2021 Awards:
  • Best and Fairest: Lewis Taylor
  • Leading Goal Kicker: Logan McDonald (12)

Nick Shipley was delisted from the GWS Giants and has decided to join the Swans as has ex-Academy talent, Kye Pfengle. The Swans have also suffered some big losses to the South Australian state league with Samuel Thorne and Reed van Huisstede departing to the central state.

Incoming Players: Nicholas Shipley (GWS Giants), Kye Pfengle

Outgoing Players: Samuel Thorne (North Adelaide), Reed van Huisstede (North Adelaide)

primary listed players only

The Sydney Swans have a very similar list to 2021 with nine from last year's primary list on this year's list while using the development squad as a home for Swans Academy players. Adam Gulden will continue to bring leadership to the team after acting as captain last season.

Primary List:

#PlayerCommunity ClubAge*AFL Top-Up?**
50Adam GuldenUNSW30yes
51William CollisWestern Suburbs25yes
52Nicholas ShipleySydney University22yes
53Jake BartholomaeusSydney University24yes
55Harry MorrisonSydney University23yes
56Darcy CordellUNSW25yes
57Nick BrewerNorth Shore21yes
58Harry MaguirePennant Hills21yes
59Kye PfengleSt George AFC19yes
61Max GeddesUNSW20yes
62Aidan WatlingUNSW20No

Development List:

PlayerAFL Top-Up?**
Toby YalkerNo
Angus AndersonYes
Austin BallNo
William EdwardsYes
Jordan EndemannNo
Riley FitzroyNo
Ciaran FlynnNo
Luke GiacomettiNo
Hugh McLeodNo
Hugh MelvilleNo
Harrison ParkerNo
Liam PucnherNo
Lenny RobinNo
Felix RogersNo
Wilem SmitNo
*as of 26th of March 2021

**Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, AFL clubs can nominate up to 20 players to be used in case of a COVID outbreak throughout the 2022 AFL premiership season.

Sydney Swans defeated by GWS Giants

Sunday, 6th of March @ Tom Wills Oval


No scores were available for the first of two battle of the bridge practice matches but Angus Sheldrick and Peter Ladhams were able to impress.

The Sydney Swans will kick off their season with an interstate trip to take on last year’s undefeated team, the Footscray Bulldogs.

From there they will travel back to Sydney for their round two clash as one of nine home games with all of their nine away games being interstate trips that include eight times to Victoria, linking with their South Melbourne heritage.

The Swans will not play Carlton and Geelong in their interstate trips.

Round 1: Footscray Bulldogs vs Sydney Swans at VU Whitten Oval - 25th of March at 4:35 pm

Round 2: Sydney Swans vs Gold Coast Suns (home)

Round 3: Port Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 4: Sydney Swans vs Northern Bullants (home)

Round 5: Bye

Round 6: Sydney Swans vs Brisbane Lions (home)

Round 7: Werribee Football Club vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 8: Bye

Round 9: Coburg Lions vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 10: Sydney Swans vs Richmond Tigers (home)

Round 11: Casey Demons vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 12: Bye

Round 13: Sydney Swans vs Williamstown Seagulls (home)

Round 14: Sydney Swans vs Sandringham Zebras (home)

Round 15: Essendon Bombers vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 16: Bye

Round 17: Southport Sharks vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 18: Sydney Swans vs Frankston Dolphins (home)

Round 19: Sydney Swans vs GWS Giants (home)

Round 20: North Melbourne vs Sydney Swans (away)

Round 21: Sydney Swans vs Collingwood Magpies (home)

Round 22: Box Hill Hawks vs Sydney Swans (away)

Geddes and Anderson feel like they would be the top choices as top up players as both were reasonably close to being drafted, or at least in the discussion.
 
(I removed it for the sake of peace and expanding knowledge of the east coast competition, don't worry :blush:)
Thanks so much for correction. Here's a probably unwanted history lesson - The BoB tag got thrust upon both teams by Sheeds and the AFL and was loathed immediately by everyone in NSW & Sydney in particular. As soon as Sheeds pissed off back south both teams couldn't changed it to Derby quick enough.

Hearing BoB being used down south still by major media outlets (we're looking at you 3AW) after all these years we feel is pretty disrespectful. Would they dare call the Showdown the Sandcastle Cup? No, they wouldn't. So while using BoB it may seem trivial and small to outsiders its a big deal for us that the Derby be called what it is.

/rant:tongueoutv1:
 
Thanks so much for correction. Here's a probably unwanted history lesson - The BoB tag got thrust upon both teams by Sheeds and the AFL and was loathed immediately by everyone in NSW & Sydney in particular. As soon as Sheeds pissed off back south both teams couldn't changed it to Derby quick enough.

Hearing BoB being used down south still by major media outlets (we're looking at you 3AW) after all these years we feel is pretty disrespectful. Would they dare call the Showdown the Sandcastle Cup? No, they wouldn't. So while using BoB it may seem trivial and small to outsiders its a big deal for us that the Derby be called what it is.

/rant:tongueoutv1:

Maybe our Board should dub Tiges v Dons matches the Helium Head Cup in honour (not) of Sheedy.
 

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Yes there was a scratch match against the Giants earlier today, a report is available at RWO

Ladhams Fox Amartey Clarke Reid Co.Warner Gould Taylor Sheather played
Read the report.

Warner #2 played wing but isn't afraid to get amongst it. The Warner lads know how to go hard at it, it seems.
Sheather: Continues to improve and is another midfielder goer
Reid: played entirely in defence. If they play him there entirely for VFL it will set him up nicely if we need him for best 22 back 6 if we get injuries.
Ladhams: Reported to lack energy & was hardly impressive.
 
I'm getting Dylan Stephens circa 2021 vibes from Ladhams.

Seemed in the frame for the best 22, got injured right when the round 1 team was starting to take shape, now might be struggling a bit to play 'catch up'.

Hopefully doesn't become a prolonged saga throughout the season like Stephens' woes were.
 

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I'm getting Dylan Stephens circa 2021 vibes from Ladhams.

Seemed in the frame for the best 22, got injured right when the round 1 team was starting to take shape, now might be struggling a bit to play 'catch up'.

Hopefully doesn't become a prolonged saga throughout the season like Stephens' woes were.
Strange post
 
Bulldogs side

B: Buku Khamis, Bailey Williams, Bailey Van De Heuvel
HB: Charlie Cormack, Luke Cleary, Louis Butler,
C: Arthur Jones, Robbie McComb, Jarrod Gilbee
HF: Josh Schache, Tim O’Brien, Cody Raak
F: Rhylee West, Stefan Martin, Riley Garcia
R: Jordon Sweet, Mitch Wallis, Lachie Sullivan,
Int: Josh Kellett, Joshua Chatfield, Austin Hodge, Will Lewis
23rd player: Ewan Macpherson
Emer: Luke Goater, Dan Orgill, Charlie MacIsaac, Hugo Bromell, Cooper Craig-Peters, Angus Bade.

Looks strong with 13 listed players. The ruck battle between Ladhams/Sinclair/McAndrew with Martin/Sweet should be interesting. Gould/Melican will get a strong challenge from O'Brien/Schache
 
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Bulldogs side

B: Buku Khamis, Bailey Williams, Bailey Van De Heuvel
HB: Charlie Cormack, Luke Cleary, Louis Butler,
C: Arthur Jones, Robbie McComb, Jarrod Gilbee
HF: Josh Schache, Tim O’Brien, Cody Raak
F: Rhylee West, Stefan Martin, Riley Garcia
R: Jordon Sweet, Mitch Wallis, Lachie Sullivan,
Int: Josh Kellett, Joshua Chatfield, Austin Hodge, Will Lewis
23rd player: Ewan Macpherson
Emer: Luke Goater, Dan Orgill, Charlie MacIsaac, Hugo Bromell, Cooper Craig-Peters, Angus Bade.

Looks strong with 13 listed players. The ruck battle between Ladhams/Sinclair/McAndrew with Martin/Sweet should be interesting. Gould/Melican will get a strong challenge from O'Brien/Schache while
Bugger. That means one of our local boys won't be playing for us on Saturday :(
 

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