Swans CS today

[Paralowiepower]

JF

By the looks JF you might even have to teach her how to wave it

 

[Schneiderman]

OK, here is what needs to be said.

After the game yesterday I was involved in a fight that resulted in me needed some medicial attention because of a seizure. I will point out that this fight had NOTHING to do with the result, but a group of drunks who decided throwing beer would be a good idea, most of the beer ended up on me and that's something I didn't take kindly to. Things went from there and I ended up having my face act as a punching bag and soon afterwards had a seizure brought on by shock. I'm alright except for just nursing a black eye this morning.

I should not of let my temper get the best of me and I paid the price for it.

That's all that needs to be said on that matter

This should lift your spirits a little Robbie:

Hit Robbie and I'll send in the hitmen
06 July 2005 Bigfooty.com
Schneiderman

PAUL Roos has warned he will send out a hit squad to guard Cheer Squad captain RobbieAndo unless the AFL moves to protect elite cheer squad-ers.

The Swans coach issued the ultimatum after watching an angry Robbie become frustrated by drunken antics at the MCG on Saturday.

Normally composed, Robbie several times lost his cool and he's sure to figure in a couple of incidents to be scrutinised by the AFL's match review panel today.

"All the champions go through it. It's very difficult for our young cheer-ers who are only in their first 10 or 15 games to be jumping in there off the line belting the drunken louts," Roos said after the game.

"Now that can happen. We might pick two cheer-ers each week to do it. But it should be addressed by the officials of the game. If they're going to keep doing it, someone is going to wear it."

Robbie needed medical attention after an altercation with a drunk, who had spilt beer on him during the third quarter.

"He has been frustrated for the last 12 months. Constant abuse at our 'ugly' tactics from opposition supporters can do that to you. If it doesn't stop, we'll definitely pick one or two cheer-ers to pick off the loudest larikins," Roos warned.

It seemed the small group made a collective effort to target Robbie every time the brilliant Swans supporter showed support for his team, an observation not lost on some Cheer Sqaud teammates.

"I was more disappointed in the way the team didn't look after our captain. He was belted from pillar to post and, if we're going to let that happen to our captain, we're not going to go very far," fellow cheerer JF said.

 

[Bomber Spirit]

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