Does Judd's second half count as a 'play'?

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Judd aside (if you can do that?!?! :p); Betts contested mark and goal!

It damn well should.

Judd along the boundary.

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Yep

That was just amazing: 60-70 metre play too.
Plenty of taggers on his arse and he still beat them all....all of them.
This is the play highlighted on the news on every channel in Sydney.
Awesome stuff.

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Hard to go past Judd's play, but the fearless Robinson smashing himself to win the ball and get it out to Betts was a highlight.

The Messiah's play wins it for me but ya gotta love Robbo's attack on the ball - love that Robbo is just continually doing the right thing every week, his improvement has been part of the reason the team has improved.

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Eddie's purple patch in the third term.

The emergency ump paying the interchange infringement and a subsequent goal to Sentanta

I hope it was a mistake to rub it into the Centrelink Swans, they were the chaeting b#stards who had this rule introduced a few years ago as they had 19 players on the field at a crucial stage and it either won them the game or cause a draw - the AFL was too sh*tless to ping their pet so this dumb, dumb rule was introduced.

So suffer in your jocks Swans






Oh yeah, Juddy along the boundary was speciallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Jeffy's steal, shimmy and left foot snap from 30 out .

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Loved Robbo's near-suicidal commitment and attack on the ball. Led by example the whole match, and was a major part in getting first hands on the ball many times through the match.

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Humorous play of the day was White fumbling with the ball near the goal square before he finally picked it up and kicked the goal. It would not have been humorous if he had missed.

Particularly after missing an absolute sitting just prior.

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Laidler preventing the behind after sliding in on ihs knees then holding the ball back from crossing the line.
Andrew Walkers snap that basically wrapped it up.
Judds second half.

But on a wet night Eddie Betts mark and goal, great effort to hold that mark and then the subsequent Setanta goal. The last time I saw a 12 point play it cost us a win against Essendon*. Much better this time to be on the receiving end of it.

Saw that again last night. Really poor shepherding by Simpson who was too interested in receiving a handball instead of seeing off the only Swans player within 30 metres.

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My two, in no particular order:

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Ratts play of the day

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Geez ... a fellow could do a lot worse than that.
You'd pick up a handy brother-in-law too.
Although probably very high maintenance.
...
But then again, who am I kidding ...

Is it Carrazzo that lays the shepard that puts O'keefe out of the picture?

Either way I vote for that!

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Patrick Smith - Just another reason to HATE Essendon*!

I was sitting nearly behind the goals at that end and watched it happen. Don't usually stand while play is on but did then, couldn't help it, to see if he was going to score or not. Then fist pumping - YES!!!. Missed Simpson's lack of effort though - well spotted.