anyone see our banner tonight?

was it the everlasting

your goodes is good
but our betts is better?

next game it should be

your goodes is a whinging cheating stager
and our gibbs' bitch

No passengers tonight.

quite right, Murph was quiet but did enough.

I feel our best is yet to come, the Essendon* draw did a lot for our character.

1993 facts:
Essendon* drew with Carlton then lost to Collingwood by 30 points the next week, Carlton won at the SCG. Essendon* won the flag.

2011 facts:
Essendon* drew Carlton then lost to Collingwood by 30 points the next week, Carlton won at the SCG.

1993 facts:
Essendon* drew with Carlton then lost to Collingwood by 30 points the next week, Carlton won at the SCG. Essendon* won the flag.

2011 facts:
Essendon* drew Carlton then lost to Collingwood by 30 points the next week, Carlton won at the SCG.

What game were u watching.......

From some toothless feral on BF

Jimmae - I would have had White and Setanta in my best 7-8 players and I reckon AJ did OK. What about White and AJ did you think was so "useless"?

White was regularly out-positioned in the marking contest, and regularly trailing his opponent. Goodes was making him look silly early on and he had to be moved off him in favour of Gibbs.

At the moment it's a case of Jamison switching around as problems appear, with White being hidden for the most part, and the opposition is cottoning on.

Setanta was fantastic, but the conditions did suit him and when he did have to jump he was hopeless. Mumford had 43 hitouts FYI. The other half of my statement on him was wishing we could have him in defence in lieu of White, but he's shown much better nous as a CHF/FF.

AJ wasn't playing remotely smart football, and had 13 disposals with 6 clangers (zero frees against before anyone asks). Would have been a game high if Waite hadn't conceded 6 frees...

If you can name a worse player out there than either of AJ & White, I'm all ears. Fantastic win, but the room for improvement never end.

THE AFL will launch an investigation into a controversial interchange infringement that cost Sydney a vital goal in its loss to Carlton at the SCG.

Swans coach John Longmire was furious after his side's 16-point defeat, claiming the interchange steward had made a major error and should have immediately reversed the decision.

The Blues had kicked three consecutive goals through Eddie Betts to take the lead late in the third quarter when the Swans were penalised for having 19 players on the field.

Adam Goodes was coming off the ground and Daniel Hannebery was attempting to come on.

Carlton were awarded a 50m penalty from which Setanta O'hAilpin kicked a fourth straight goal. The penalty enraged the Sydney bench, who were convinced they had not breached the rules.

Longmire said the Swans actually had five players off the field, with Jesse White out of view receiving treatment.

"We had plenty of players on the bench and not enough on the ground and I could see that from the coaches box 80 metres away," Longmire said.

The interchange steward was confident he had made the right call, but official statistics recorder Champion Data, who monitor rotations, is believed to be siding with the Swans.