wubsy's Sydney thread

[daysofourlives]

I see essendon have a rookie potentially in a bit if trouble, they didn't suspend him, not just hawks that take the approach of innocent until proven guilty. Sydney just wash their hands of any trouble and say look at us the moral kings of the afl.
Maybe the bloods culture is all bout sharing needles

[Rik E Boy]

I see essendon have a rookie potentially in a bit if trouble, they didn't suspend him, not just hawks that take the approach of innocent until proven guilty. Sydney just wash their hands of any trouble and say look at us the moral kings of the afl.
Maybe the bloods culture is all bout sharing needles

You are full of it.

regards,

REB

[woodublieve12]

Days probably one of your worst attempts at trolling.

[stan]

I see essendon have a rookie potentially in a bit if trouble, they didn't suspend him, not just hawks that take the approach of innocent until proven guilty. Sydney just wash their hands of any trouble and say look at us the moral kings of the afl.
Maybe the bloods culture is all bout sharing needles

You are full of it.

regards,

REB

Poor effort days. Your not putting in the same effort as you used to with your trolls. Its like you care anymore, where isnthe passion in the trolling?

[daysofourlives]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

Talia not a big enough name to pass it off as a mental health issue

[woodublieve12]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

[Booney]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

You bit. He won.

[Booney]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

Talia not a big enough name to pass it off as a mental health issue

That's in the top 40 of the shit things you've said on this site. I dwindled the list down to 40 to make it manageable.

[daysofourlives]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

Clear violation?
I must have missed the bit where he's already been found guilty.
Lucky Hodge doesn't need his license for his job otherwise he may have lost it.

[daysofourlives]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

Talia not a big enough name to pass it off as a mental health issue

That's in the top 40 of the shit things you've said on this site. I dwindled the list down to 40 to make it manageable.

You have your head in the sand if you don't think that happens

[woodublieve12]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

You bit. He won.

Boon please, it's Friday morning and I am bored at work

[woodublieve12]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

Clear violation?
I must have missed the bit where he's already been found guilty.
Lucky Hodge doesn't need his license for his job otherwise he may have lost it.

Lucky hodge didn't kill someone, not sure if you are aware but drink driving is a pretty big deal

[Jim05]

So Richmond- Martin, Hawks- Hill, Essendon- African dude are all wrong to not take any action against their players but the swans are right, turn it up. Shit club, shit culture that nobody raves about when they're losing

So we take action on a bloke who is in clear violation of the rules and the law and we have a shit culture???

You forgot to mention hodge for drink driving, he was found guilty what action did the club take on him???

Clear violation?
I must have missed the bit where he's already been found guilty.
Lucky Hodge doesn't need his license for his job otherwise he may have lost it.

Lucky hodge didn't kill someone, not sure if you are aware but drink driving is a pretty big deal

Fairly low range though for Hodge wasn't it?
Wouldn't of thought you deserve to get suspended from footy for blowing 0.06

[stan]

Hodge is a good bloke.
Talia is obviously a shit bloke.

[woodublieve12]

Swans rookie Tom Papley has re-committed to the Club for a further two seasons.

Kid can play

[woodublieve12]

Jake Lloyd locked in!

The 22-year-old midfielder has signed a two-year contract extension with the Club.

[woodublieve12]

The Sydney Swans will be without ruckman Callum Sinclair for Sunday’s clash with Fremantle in Perth.

Sinclair suffered a knee injury in a marking contest with Carlton ruckman Matthew Kreuzer in Sydney’s Round 18 win at the SCG.

General Manager of Football Tom Harley says while Sinclair played out the match, scans later revealed a fragment of cartilage had broken.

“Callum suffered a little discomfort during and after the game, so he had a scan immediately after that,” Harley said.

“The scan revealed some cartilage had broken off in his right knee, so he underwent arthroscopic surgery on Tuesday morning to remove some of that floating cartilage.

“We won’t know the full prognosis until he recovers from the surgery, but we are hopeful he will be able to return within a month.”

[woodublieve12]

On This Day: A date to remember
Jim Main
29 July 2016 3:55 PM


The date July 29, 1981, is one of the most significant in the history of the South Melbourne/Sydney Swans Football Club.

It was the day the VFL (now AFL) announced that South would play its 11 home matches in Sydney in 1982.

Melbourne’s The Age trumpeted in its sports lead headline: “SOUTH TO PLAY IN SYDNEY”.

The Age’s highly-respected football writer Ron Carter reported: “The VFL board of directors last night gave South Melbourne permission to play 11 matches in Sydney next year. They will be played at the SCG on Sunday afternoons and televised into Melbourne.

“The historic decision seemed to have some urgency, probably because of the growing support against the move by the Keep South At South (KSAS) campaign.”

The KSAS group had fought tooth and nail to keep the Swans in Melbourne to play at its traditional home of the Lake Oval. South had played at the Lake Oval since the club’s inception in 1874, although there was a temporary move to the Junction Oval during World War II when South’s ground was occupied by the military.

The club was split when news leaked early in 1981 that the Swan hierarchy started making plans to relocate the Club to Sydney. However, VFL president Allen Aylett said when announcing the Swans would play in Sydney in 1981: “It is the correct decision and one that will alter the course of football history.

“The primary objective of the VFL is to establish Australian football at a national level."

Aylett was proven correct as the South move to Sydney was the first stepping stone to building the VFL into the AFL competition we know today, with 18 clubs based in Victoria, NSW, SA and WA.

VFL general manager Jack Hamilton said: “A substantial majority of club directors voted for South to play in Sydney when only a simple majority was needed to approve the move.”

The KSAS group, true to its word, fought the VFL decision and forced an Extraordinary Members’ Meeting at the Caulfield Town Hall for September 22. The meeting drew a huge crowd of fans wearing red and white beanies and scarves. However, the VFL stood firm and reaffirmed its July 29 decision.

The entire matter was resolved on Christmas eve and the reshaped club was launched at the Sydney Opera House on February 24, 1982.

[woodublieve12]

Looks like if the GWS host the swans in a final it won't be played at spotless. ANZ will most likely be the venue

http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/gws-gi ... fb7143e28a

[Booney]

On This Day: A date to remember
Jim Main
29 July 2016 3:55 PM


The date July 29, 1981, is one of the most significant in the history of the South Melbourne/Sydney Swans Football Club.

It was the day the VFL (now AFL) announced that South would play its 11 home matches in Sydney in 1982.

Melbourne’s The Age trumpeted in its sports lead headline: “SOUTH TO PLAY IN SYDNEY”.

The Age’s highly-respected football writer Ron Carter reported: “The VFL board of directors last night gave South Melbourne permission to play 11 matches in Sydney next year. They will be played at the SCG on Sunday afternoons and televised into Melbourne.

“The historic decision seemed to have some urgency, probably because of the growing support against the move by the Keep South At South (KSAS) campaign.”

The KSAS group had fought tooth and nail to keep the Swans in Melbourne to play at its traditional home of the Lake Oval. South had played at the Lake Oval since the club’s inception in 1874, although there was a temporary move to the Junction Oval during World War II when South’s ground was occupied by the military.

The club was split when news leaked early in 1981 that the Swan hierarchy started making plans to relocate the Club to Sydney. However, VFL president Allen Aylett said when announcing the Swans would play in Sydney in 1981: “It is the correct decision and one that will alter the course of football history.

“The primary objective of the VFL is to establish Australian football at a national level."

Aylett was proven correct as the South move to Sydney was the first stepping stone to building the VFL into the AFL competition we know today, with 18 clubs based in Victoria, NSW, SA and WA.

VFL general manager Jack Hamilton said: “A substantial majority of club directors voted for South to play in Sydney when only a simple majority was needed to approve the move.”

The KSAS group, true to its word, fought the VFL decision and forced an Extraordinary Members’ Meeting at the Caulfield Town Hall for September 22. The meeting drew a huge crowd of fans wearing red and white beanies and scarves. However, the VFL stood firm and reaffirmed its July 29 decision.

The entire matter was resolved on Christmas eve and the reshaped club was launched at the Sydney Opera House on February 24, 1982.

35 years as a new club then. A very important day when the South Melbourne Bloods were no more.