Commented on it early in the match day thread. Horrible camera work and camera selection. It was very noticeable.

Add it to Paul Roos commentary, where he just drones on about rubbish and it was a poor broadcast. Capped off with the analysis that we have a lot of high draft picks.

Thank goodness it wasn’t just me. I thought I was just getting even grumpier in my old age..

And you can add TDK into that mix

Just to add a little balance to the thread.....the Swans played with no recognised ruckman and no Buddy and McVeigh; we have no idea how good or bad DeLuca is yet; Williamson has played 2 games in 2 years and may not play again; we won by 7 points.

Winning is better than losing, but please let’s keep perspective.

Commented on it early in the match day thread. Horrible camera work and camera selection. It was very noticeable. Add it to Paul Roos commentary, where he just drones on about rubbish and it was a poor broadcast. Capped off with the analysis that we have a lot of high draft picks.

We were also missing Charlie, Marchbank and Weiters.

Absolutely not, in the future he'll be just a smudge on our history book. While we're at it we should name a best backman award to Simon Verbeek

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i was pleased to digest the sublime work of Dane Rampe on the mark a few times. Roosy sure can pick up the subtleties in a game.

You could feel we were 'on' right from the first bounce.
Contest after contest. Won first 7 clearances against the best in the contested game.

Seasoned bodies in the guts and winning their contest.
Ball gets out the bubble and the kids didn't take a backward step.

Boys did it for 4 quarters.
I thought our boys were tougher and looked fitter.
The Swans outside speed on a couple occasions looked ominous, but our kids gave them few opportunities.

Kreuzer Cripps Curnow Murphy led the charge.
Walsh is special...old soul?
Kids floated in and out when needed but did not shirk a contest.

I love having Levi circa 2019 in the team. He crashes packs and hurts.
He and McKay are contested marking beasts.
Harry has to fix up his set shots at goal routine.
He doesn't only look laconic, he is.

I look into the future and see a lot of pain inflicted on the opposition when:

Fisher OBrien Dow Walsh SPS McKay put on some more muscle and stamina.
They will be stronger for longer: great character.

Gibbons does a lot of hard work.
His first half earned standing ovations from my clan in Mykonos.

As much as Newman frustrates me with his turnovers he was a star today.

All this without a game plan practised throughout the preseason.
All this without Charlie Curnow, McGovern and Deluca in the forwardline.
All this without Docherty Marchbank Williamson and Weitering in our backline.
All this without the speed of Deluca and Cuningham.

...and one down on the bench with a broken jaw.

...and without one versatile beauty in Liam Stocker.

Destination club!!!!!!!!!!!

Was it just me, or did anyone else think that the quality of the broadcast yesterday was very average. Maybe it was the sun or the jumble of colours on the ground and in the stands, but it was bloody hard to see the ball and exactly who had their hands on it at times

My 15YO son was most aggrieved by the camerawork.
And he’s an expert staring at screens ...

PS..........i watched the Judd episode and at no stage did he mentioned Teague and training wheels in the same sentence.In fact towards the end of the show Judd categorically stated that didn't class Teague as an inexperienced coach.Classic sensationalist journo's looking for a story.As usual they put two and two together and got five and as result they made Judd look like cow droppings.Faaaaark off drop punts i say.Ignore 'em folks,don't get sucked in by vermin trying to de-stabilise our club as they are pissed off we are unified and at long last getting it together.

I still think the club should have an Award named after Brendan Bolton.
Most improved....Best team player ...Best clubman...something that reflects his input in this new era.

I still think the club should have an Award named after Brendan Bolton.