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I doubt it but could we be pulling a swifty gee that would be good. Heres hoping.
Geelong could play Chapman and Enright
Thursday September 8, 2:22 PM
ABC
Geelong's Paul Chapman and Corey Enright are still a chance to play against Sydney in Friday night's semi-final at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Enright has been troubled by knee and shoulder injuries while Chapman is battling a hamstring strain.
Defender Tom Harley said both players travelled with the team to Sydney today and could still win spots in the side.
Harley said Geelong's build-up to the game had been low-key compared to the hype and expectation that surrounded their finals run last September.
"As opposed to last year, we went in in the top four and we've maybe swept under the radar a bit this time round," he said.
"It's been good - we've thrown a couple of good performances together so [we are] looking forward to Friday night."
Harley said he expected the contest with the Swans to be a physical one.
He said he was unconcerned about reports Sydney were using their anger over last week's narrow loss to West Coast as motivation.
"That's great that they're angry... we will probably be pretty angry as well," he said.
"It's a cut-throat last chance for everyone and I think you see the best of players and sides in those sort of situations."
Geelong could play Chapman and Enright
Thursday September 8, 2:22 PM
ABC
Geelong's Paul Chapman and Corey Enright are still a chance to play against Sydney in Friday night's semi-final at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Enright has been troubled by knee and shoulder injuries while Chapman is battling a hamstring strain.
Defender Tom Harley said both players travelled with the team to Sydney today and could still win spots in the side.
Harley said Geelong's build-up to the game had been low-key compared to the hype and expectation that surrounded their finals run last September.
"As opposed to last year, we went in in the top four and we've maybe swept under the radar a bit this time round," he said.
"It's been good - we've thrown a couple of good performances together so [we are] looking forward to Friday night."
Harley said he expected the contest with the Swans to be a physical one.
He said he was unconcerned about reports Sydney were using their anger over last week's narrow loss to West Coast as motivation.
"That's great that they're angry... we will probably be pretty angry as well," he said.
"It's a cut-throat last chance for everyone and I think you see the best of players and sides in those sort of situations."
