It began when they ended their 3-0 finals hoodoo against GWS a fortnight ago. Now they have vanquished their 8-0 Port Adelaide demons.
He might look like a polished specimen now,but his penchant for “tree parachuting” and self-set time trials on the farm reveal there’s more to the star Swan.
See the selected teams for this weekend’s preliminary finals and check out what the expert tipsters think. Zach Tuohy is out for Geelong as the Cats welcome back Tom Stewart.
Rob Pascoe has never lived in Sydney,but is so passionate about the Swans that his wife was induced early so that both could be at the 2006 grand final.
Dane Rampe will have friends and family on hand at the SCG to watch his 250th game,but the Clovelly boy’s personal milestone takes a back seat to the Swans’ premiership tilt.
Many argue they are the biggest Swans fans to exist,but this group might just win that title as they dedicate hours to preserving a sacred AFL tradition.
Our club’s motto is literally:“We exist to win premierships.” It’s been way too long.
Isaac Heeney is choosing to prioritise short-term memory as Sydney bid to reverse a terrible record against Ken Hinkley’s unpredictable Power on Friday night.
After two years of finals heartache,Taylor Adams is in danger of enduring more pain in September,no guarantee to replace injured Swans skipper Callum Mills,who hurt his hamstring last week.
One minute,an opposition can be your ‘bunnies’;the next,they’re your ‘bogy team’. Just ask the Swans,who have lost their last eight matches against the Power,a streak they will be desperate to end in Friday night’s preliminary final.
Port Adelaide have won their last eight games against Sydney – but coach John Longmire is more concerned with the present than the past.