News Swans Talk in the Media: 2021

[Ticky009]

So thanks to the awesome Kennedy Parker you will notice a sticky post at the top of the pages now. This link will take you directly to the Swans YouTube channel which features interviews etc.

 

[wizcapper]

Not trying to start a blue or anything but I feel it’s important to point these sort of things out.
Why would Daisy Duck be more derogatory than Daffy?
It’s not a big deal and I’m not doubting your treatment of women, but it does suggest the female to be of less value and that is something we should all be trying to right.

Oh my god

 

[Olian]

Not trying to start a blue or anything but I feel it’s important to point these sort of things out.
Why would Daisy Duck be more derogatory than Daffy?
It’s not a big deal and I’m not doubting your treatment of women, but it does suggest the female to be of less value and that is something we should all be trying to right.

You’d be fun to hangout with at parties.

 

[RUNVS]

Donald Duck doesn't wear pants.

Would have him in the team over Bell though.

Honestly not sure the AFL would allow a player to take the field if he refused to wear anything below the waist.

 

[Membling]

Honestly not sure the AFL would allow a player to take the field if he refused to wear anything below the waist.

It'd be a whole new ball game.


I'll see myself out.

Hate it when people pick low hanging fruit

 

[DeadlyAkkuret]

Horse was on SEN this morning. Pretty amusing interview.

That was thoroughly enjoyable.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Ticky009]

Star Swan to be sidelined for a month after finger surgery

In a blow for Sydney, Dane Rampe will have surgery on a finger after breaking it at training ahead of round three

www.afl.com.au

 

[Ticky009]

‘I hated this’: Lyon whacks Sydney defender’s poor body language

‘I hated this’: Lyon whacks Sydney defender’s poor body language

www.foxsports.com.au

 

[Ticky009]

In the mix, R5: Who's pushing for selection, who's under the pump?

Our reporters attempt to pick all the round five ins and outs

www.afl.com.au

 

[bedford]

In the mix, R5: Who's pushing for selection, who's under the pump?

Our reporters attempt to pick all the round five ins and outs

www.afl.com.au

Should one's like this be in general discussion , as it's one to debate and not really media. Ticks

 

[caesar88]

‘I hated this’: Lyon whacks Sydney defender’s poor body language

‘I hated this’: Lyon whacks Sydney defender’s poor body language

www.foxsports.com.au

Slow news day!

 

[bedford]

Slow news day!

He's absolutely spot on ! here we go again

 

[Tedeski]

He's absolutely spot on ! here we go again

I agree. He was easily out marked, bad enough, but then piss poor effort on the mark.
I'm sure he was told.

 

[SwansProudly]

Bloods vs GWS joint press conference

Sydney Swans and GWS Joint Press Conference - 13 April, 2021

John Longmire & Luke Parker from the Sydney Swans and Leon Cameron & Jacob Hopper spoke to the media ahead of the 20th Sydney Derby this weekend at the SCG.

www.sydneyswans.com.au

 

[Ticky009]

Should one's like this be in general discussion , as it's one to debate and not really media. Ticks

Sorry Bedders, anything that's in the online media about the Swans goes into the media thread. With the exception of Past Players which has a defined purpose & history of posted articles.

My best suggestion is look at the Threadmarks - if it has Lazybits as part of the the threadmark- then its part of a general article which features all teams inclusive of the swans. That tag was specifically created for exactly those type of articles so readers of this thread could decide whether or not to read

 

[SwansProudly]

Dane Rampe

24

Dane Rampe

Age

33

Ht

187cm

Wt

89kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

17.0

4star

K

10.6

4star

HB

6.4

4star

M

4.9

5star

T

2.5

4star

MG

358.8

5star

D

14.1

3star

K

9.0

4star

HB

5.1

3star

M

3.4

3star

T

1.5

2star

MG

284.5

4star

D

10.6

3star

K

7.2

3star

HB

3.4

3star

M

2.4

3star

T

1.4

4star

- competitive beast

"To see what he pushes through, that's a great thing for our young guys. Just to see the ability he's able to play at, under those conditions, and continually put his hand up week after week with those injuries," Parker said about Rampe.
"He's a competitive beast. He hates missing football.
"He hasn't missed much since he started here, but unfortunately this will put him out for a couple of weeks."

Swans praise 'competitive beast' felled by a finger

It takes a lot to keep Dane Rampe from running out on the field

www.afl.com.au

 

[bedford]

Sorry Bedders, anything that's in the online media about the Swans goes into the media thread. With the exception of Past Players which has a defined purpose & history of posted articles.

My best suggestion is look at the Threadmarks - if it has Lazybits as part of the the threadmark- then its part of a general article which features all teams inclusive of the swans. That tag was specifically created for exactly those type of articles so readers of this thread could decide whether or not to read

Love your work , just hate it when the thread goes to general discussion

 

[bungee]

Not trying to start a blue or anything but I feel it’s important to point these sort of things out.
Why would Daisy Duck be more derogatory than Daffy?
It’s not a big deal and I’m not doubting your treatment of women, but it does suggest the female to be of less value and that is something we should all be trying to right.

Firstly, Walt Disney's most well known waterfowl couple are known as Daisy Duck and Donald Duck, both centenarians and contemporaries of Mickey Mouse and Goofy. Daffy Duck is an entirely unrelated character from another reality, a creation of Warner Brothers and regular guest of Bugs Bunny, that much loved androgynous monotrophic vegan, known for the classic chat up line "Nyaaaah, what's up Doc ?"

Donald is involved in a romantic relationship with Daisy. He also seems to be the guardian of three nephews (ducklings) known as Huey, Dewey and Louie. He has a very rich uncle named Scrooge McDuck who is content to leave his nephew destitute. It would seem that Donald, or perhaps his father, dropped the Mc in the surname, or that Scrooge added the Mc to give himself a Scottish air.

Donald Duck is in a romantic relationship with Daisy Duck. Their intimate familiarity, while sharing the same surname, suggests that either i) The surname Duck is somewhat eponymous, and therefore a common family name, or ii) their relationship is an incestuous one. Perhaps one or other chooses to remain celibate and their relationship is purely platonic. Certainly Walt Disney and his successors never explicitly explore the sexual side of the relationship, if there ever was one. Perhaps that's best, as forced and unconsenting mating is the norm within the waterfowl family Anatidae.

If I must explain my choice of Daisy, rather than Donald, it was merely to achieve maximum impact from a visual put down. I set out to ridicule the journalist in question, taking my cue from the comment of Dubai Quacker (no pun intended) that the ESPN journalist might best serve his employer's interests by taking a role in a theme park. Dressing as a duck rarely fills one with a feeling of enhanced self-esteem, so I take your point that either character would have sufficed, though had I suggested he dress as Donald I fear I may have been accused of holding Donald's well known speech impediment or his state of perpetual penury up to ridicule.

While Donald Duck is typically portrayed in a smart sailor suit, Daisy is portayed with a pink ribbon, her feathers fluffed and essentially naked from the waist down, but for a pair of heels. I expect the journalist in question might feel more ridiculous wearing a pink ribbon than a sailor suit. I certainly would. I may, of course, be wrong. The journalist in question might be an aficionado of fluffy feathers, high heels and pink ribbons, who likes nothing more than to parade about in such regalia, either in private, at a theme park or at the sort of parties i rarely get invited to any more.

Now tell me, why do you feel you have a God-given right to demand to know my motives or to instruct me on how I should think, act or behave ? We're talking about a cartoon duck here, FFS. Your "the thought police" comments are not dissimilar to those who would censor for their religious beliefs. Perhaps in future you might hold back on the cancel culture. Making assumptions about my motives or those of others is not only rudely presumptive, it also rather killed the joke.

 

[scaryness]

A few weeks late for this but still relevant. RoCo's rant about Swans coverage in the media

At 1:19:30, or -10:30

 

[bungee]

A few weeks late for this but still relevant. RoCo's rant about Swans coverage in the media

At 1:19:30

Are you sure you got that right ? It starts at -1:31:28 and finishes at 00:00:00. I was forced to listen to all sorts of rubbish, mostly about Richmond, but I found nothing about the Swans

At -1:19:30 they're talking about Carlton & Collingwood

 

[scaryness]

Are you sure you got that right ? It starts at -1:31:28 and finishes at 00:00:00. I was forced to listen to all sorts of rubbish, mostly about Richmond, but I found nothing about the Swans

At -1:19:30 they're talking about Carlton & Collingwood

Ah, I was looking at counting up. If counting down its -10:30

 

[bedford]

Firstly, Walt Disney's most well known waterfowl couple are known as Daisy Duck and Donald Duck, both centenarians and contemporaries of Mickey Mouse and Goofy. Daffy Duck is an entirely unrelated character from another reality, a creation of Warner Brothers and regular guest of Bugs Bunny, that much loved androgynous monotrophic vegan, known for the classic chat up line "Nyaaaah, what's up Doc ?"

Donald is involved in a romantic relationship with Daisy. He also seems to be the guardian of three nephews (ducklings) known as Huey, Dewey and Louie. He has a very rich uncle named Scrooge McDuck who is content to leave his nephew destitute. It would seem that Donald, or perhaps his father, dropped the Mc in the surname, or that Scrooge added the Mc to give himself a Scottish air.

Donald Duck is in a romantic relationship with Daisy Duck. Their intimate familiarity, while sharing the same surname, suggests that either i) The surname Duck is somewhat eponymous, and therefore a common family name, or ii) their relationship is an incestuous one. Perhaps one or other chooses to remain celibate and their relationship is purely platonic. Certainly Walt Disney and his successors never explicitly explore the sexual side of the relationship, if there ever was one. Perhaps that's best, as forced and unconsenting mating is the norm within the waterfowl family Anatidae.

If I must explain my choice of Daisy, rather than Donald, it was merely to achieve maximum impact from a visual put down. I set out to ridicule the journalist in question, taking my cue from the comment of Dubai Quacker (no pun intended) that the ESPN journalist might best serve his employer's interests by taking a role in a theme park. Dressing as a duck rarely fills one with a feeling of enhanced self-esteem, so I take your point that either character would have sufficed, though had I suggested he dress as Donald I fear I may have been accused of holding Donald's well known speech impediment or his state of perpetual penury up to ridicule.

While Donald Duck is typically portrayed in a smart sailor suit, Daisy is portayed with a pink ribbon, her feathers fluffed and essentially naked from the waist down, but for a pair of heels. I expect the journalist in question might feel more ridiculous wearing a pink ribbon than a sailor suit. I certainly would. I may, of course, be wrong. The journalist in question might be an aficionado of fluffy feathers, high heels and pink ribbons, who likes nothing more than to parade about in such regalia, either in private, at a theme park or at the sort of parties i rarely get invited to any more.

Now tell me, why do you feel you have a God-given right to demand to know my motives or to instruct me on how I should think, act or behave ? We're talking about a cartoon duck here, FFS. Your "the thought police" comments are not dissimilar to those who would censor for their religious beliefs. Perhaps in future you might hold back on the cancel culture. Making assumptions about my motives or those of others is not only rudely presumptive, it also rather killed the joke.

This is a great waste of typing , this thread is about Swans in media , not a f ing Duck !

 

[bungee]

Ah, I was looking at counting up. If counting down its -10:30

Got it, thanks mate

Edit : Love the follow on rant about idiot anti-vaxxers

 

[sthmelb_dimmies]

Not trying to start a blue or anything but I feel it’s important to point these sort of things out.

Why are you "not trying to start a blue", and trying to start a pink instead? Starting a blue seems only toxic masculinity and we should all be for improving the gender gap.

 

[Ticky009]

And I think that's enough all. On topic or take it to Skilton board.

 

[caesar88]

Good interview with Slick Wicks on this podcast (skip to 39:08)

The Footy Yarn - AFL Round 4: Sam Wicks

Hayden’s All-Australian smokey, Sam Wicks joins us on the line to talk about the Swom’s hot start to the season and everything from his favourite young fellow Swom to how much sand makes a sand pile! Timestamps Sam Wicks - 39:08 AFLDreamTeam - 23:42 TABtouch Multi's of the Week - 35:37

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