Tonight's other match has also offered a mostly one-sided affair, Hawthorn heading into half-time with a comfortable 10.7 (67) to 6.3 (39) lead over St Kilda at Docklands.
The forward combination of Lance Franklin and Mark Williams got the Hawks off to a flyer bagging three goals each.
Unbelievable. I am absolutely voodoo to teams I touch on the ML. When does Geelong play West Coast? I'll let you guys know...
Tonight's other match has also offered a mostly one-sided affair, Hawthorn heading into half-time with a comfortable 10.7 (67) to 6.3 (39) lead over St Kilda at Docklands.
The forward combination of Lance Franklin and Mark Williams got the Hawks off to a flyer bagging three goals each.
Unbelievable. I am absolutely voodoo to teams I touch on the ML. When does Geelong play West Coast? I'll let you guys know...
The faltering Sydney Swans regard today's clash with Carlton at Telstra Dome as a huge must-win game as they attempt to fight off their rivals for fourth spot.
Successive losses to Collingwood and Hawthorn have helped propel the Magpies to within two points of the Swans. And with testing fixtures against Adelaide, the Western Bulldogs, Geelong, Collingwood and Brisbane looming, Sydney desperately need to kick start their campaign.
"I think it's a massive game," Sydney midfielder Kieren Jack said. "The past three weeks we've been really down on form.
"If we can get back to it in this game against Carlton, it's going to give us a lot of momentum going into the back end of the season."
Sydney coach Paul Roos confirmed Adam Goodes could possibly line up on Chris Judd and was looking for a more energetic performance from his team this week.
"The guys working for each other and working hard, that has really been the focus," Roos said. "The players themselves need to get a bit of that excitement and a bit of that enthusiasm [back]."
So, tell me, how do the Swans lose this one?
By me jumping on the ML?The faltering Sydney Swans regard today's clash with Carlton at Telstra Dome as a huge must-win game as they attempt to fight off their rivals for fourth spot.
Successive losses to Collingwood and Hawthorn have helped propel the Magpies to within two points of the Swans. And with testing fixtures against Adelaide, the Western Bulldogs, Geelong, Collingwood and Brisbane looming, Sydney desperately need to kick start their campaign.
"I think it's a massive game," Sydney midfielder Kieren Jack said. "The past three weeks we've been really down on form.
"If we can get back to it in this game against Carlton, it's going to give us a lot of momentum going into the back end of the season."
Sydney coach Paul Roos confirmed Adam Goodes could possibly line up on Chris Judd and was looking for a more energetic performance from his team this week.
"The guys working for each other and working hard, that has really been the focus," Roos said. "The players themselves need to get a bit of that excitement and a bit of that enthusiasm [back]."
So, tell me, how do the Swans lose this one?
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