grimlock
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Try the following drinking game the next time you watch a Swans game on TV.
Take one drink if:
- A wide angle shot is used as evidence of the Swans's flooding tactics, even though all teams do it.
- LRT is referred to as a former rugby player.
- A replay is being shown (most likely of the bench) while live play continues in the background.
- The Swans claw back a deficit, the commentators use this as evidence that the Swans never give up.
- The Swans are acclaimed as a great tackling side, just because they train in Sydney, and by osmosis must be picking up the aura of the rugby league teams.
- If you hear any of the following phrases associated with the Swans: "playing man-to-man", "masters of tempo football", "king of the hitouts/stoppages"
- Mattner overhits the kick-in to the man in the back pocket
- Richards backing into a pack, kamikaze-style.
- Goodes bursts free from a pack.
- Buchanan stuffs up a kick at goal.
- LRT looks like he has no idea what to do with the ball. An extra drink if he manages to dispose of it efficiently.
- 3 Swans defenders all go up for the ball, leaving the opposition crumbers to easily goal.
- Hall gets molested by defenders but doesn't get a free kick. An extra drink if he gets penalised for holding or some other silly infringement instead.
Take two drinks if:
- An uneducated commentator confuses two similar looking players (e.g. Jack and O'Keefe)
- The Swans are labelled as old and slow.
- The umpire gifts a goal to the opposition.
- Shaw takes 3 or more bounces in a row.
- McVeigh kicks a goal from a boundary throw-in or ball up in the attacking 50.
- The opposition forward marks on the goal line after a shot on goal falls short.
- The Swans concede one or more goals in the last 2 minutes of the quarter
- The Swans try to carry the ball out of defence by handball alone. An extra drink if a goal results from it.
Skoll a tinnie if:
- An uneducated commentator confuses two totally different looking players (e.g. Bevan and Jolly)
- The kick-in taker does something other than kick to the pocket, or kick to himself.
- Robert Walls suggests Barry Hall needs a run in the ruck or on the ball.
Feel free to add your own!
Take one drink if:
- A wide angle shot is used as evidence of the Swans's flooding tactics, even though all teams do it.
- LRT is referred to as a former rugby player.
- A replay is being shown (most likely of the bench) while live play continues in the background.
- The Swans claw back a deficit, the commentators use this as evidence that the Swans never give up.
- The Swans are acclaimed as a great tackling side, just because they train in Sydney, and by osmosis must be picking up the aura of the rugby league teams.
- If you hear any of the following phrases associated with the Swans: "playing man-to-man", "masters of tempo football", "king of the hitouts/stoppages"
- Mattner overhits the kick-in to the man in the back pocket
- Richards backing into a pack, kamikaze-style.
- Goodes bursts free from a pack.
- Buchanan stuffs up a kick at goal.
- LRT looks like he has no idea what to do with the ball. An extra drink if he manages to dispose of it efficiently.
- 3 Swans defenders all go up for the ball, leaving the opposition crumbers to easily goal.
- Hall gets molested by defenders but doesn't get a free kick. An extra drink if he gets penalised for holding or some other silly infringement instead.
Take two drinks if:
- An uneducated commentator confuses two similar looking players (e.g. Jack and O'Keefe)
- The Swans are labelled as old and slow.
- The umpire gifts a goal to the opposition.
- Shaw takes 3 or more bounces in a row.
- McVeigh kicks a goal from a boundary throw-in or ball up in the attacking 50.
- The opposition forward marks on the goal line after a shot on goal falls short.
- The Swans concede one or more goals in the last 2 minutes of the quarter
- The Swans try to carry the ball out of defence by handball alone. An extra drink if a goal results from it.
Skoll a tinnie if:
- An uneducated commentator confuses two totally different looking players (e.g. Bevan and Jolly)
- The kick-in taker does something other than kick to the pocket, or kick to himself.
- Robert Walls suggests Barry Hall needs a run in the ruck or on the ball.
Feel free to add your own!






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