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22JUN24: GWS vs Sydney Swans Match Reports
  • A great win in the rain. Let's enjoy our best win-loss record at this time of the season since 1918.



    Swans storm to victory in the rain

     
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    23JUN24: Swans Daily Media
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    27JUN24: Jake Lloyd interview/SEN WA
  • Jake Lloyd on SEN WA this morning:

     
    29JUN24: Swans Vs Fremantle Match Reports
  • So close and yet so far.



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    Swans talk right at the start

     
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    01JUL24: Swans Daily Media
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  • Our 'burning question..' something something slow starts




     
    05JUL24: The Logan Signing Articles
  • Signing through to Free Agency is the way of most signings will be going. All of these in one spot for reference in addition to the items posted in the Player Thread.


     
    07JUL24: ST Kilda vs Swans Match Reports
  • The Emperor has no clothes - and its a long season.



     
    11JUL24: Swans Daily Media




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    13JUL24: Swans vs Norf Match Reports
  • Highest score for the season for the Swans.





     
    14JUL24: Swans Daily Media


  • Herald Sun:
    5. DON’T CHANGE THE BROWNLOW

    Isaac Heeney’s suspension put everyone in a fizz. AFL coaching great Mick Malthouse was right when he told the ABC on Saturday: “It (the Brownlow eligibility rules) should not be touched under any circumstance and it (should stay) as it is … Don’t dabble with the rules of history.” The issue is how do we deal with careless acts – which once commanded a free kick – which now incur a suspension. My mate Brendon had a worthy idea. It’s a demerit point for acts considered careless and not intentional, or of a low impact, and if a player accumulated three demerit points then the player was suspended for one game. It would mean acts such as Heeney’s accidental swipe would not immediately incur a suspension. It would also mean, for example, that Zak Butters, who has been fined several times this season for lashing out at opponents, would be ineligible because he would’ve accumulated three demerit points. It’s an idea which keeps the Brownlow Medal integrity intact and gives some leniency to players.
     
    17JUL 24: Swans Daily Media
  • 18JUL24: Swans Daily Media
  • The day Chad left his boots at home and started a sensation. This is actually a really interesting article, talks about how players can't wear certain boots now and can be fined for it. The deals clubs & players have, what can be written into contracts etc.



    Hodgy hypothesis - a Swans vs Cats GF - trigger warning!



     
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    21JUL24: Lions vs Swans Match Reports
  • Down in a close one.







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    22JUL24: Swans Daily Media
  • Lot's of discussion out of the weekend - as expected.




     
    22JUL24: Swans Daily Media Part 2
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    1. SO CLOSE, AND SO FAR

    Sydney has lost four games this season, by five points (Richmond), by one point (Fremantle), by two points (St Kilda) and by two points (Brisbane). That’s not the concern. Always in the run home to finals, the health of the list is paramount. Tom Papley was flying before his ankle injury on Sunday and his loss is huge. Because the Swans are not a prominent mark-and-goal forward line and rely heavily on midfield and small forward goals, Papley’s absence will be felt. At the other end, Dane Rampe has the old man injury – calf soreness – and equally his absence will hurt the Swans. Still the Swans were mighty in defeat. With Papley and Rampe off the ground, and Will Hayward carrying an ankle injury the Swans almost secured a remarkable victory. Just two goals between Amartey and McDonald highlights an area of concern, though. There’s a question or questions on every team and for Sydney the question is: Can these two be relied upon in September? Time will tell.

    Can Joel Amartey and Logan McDonald be relied on on the run home? Picture: Russell Freeman/AFL Photos via Getty Images.




     
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