Round 10 – Sydney v Hawthorn: No More Excuses

Despite the disappointment of the close loss to Hawthorn, Daniel Saunders still believes his Swans can make the finals.

Round 9 – St Kilda v Sydney: The Bloods are back

The Bloods returned to their best style of footy in a convincing win over St Kilda last weekend and Kieran Croker is looking forward to the rest of the season.

Round 9 – St. Kilda v Sydney: Back Wheels Falling Off Saints’ Cart

Braham Dabscheck concedes that his Saints were beaten by a better team.

Round 8 – North Melbourne v Sydney: I am not cheer squad material

Sydney Swans proved to be far too good for North Melbourne, making Craig’s journey to the game despite tiredness so worth it.

Round 7 – Sydney v Brisbane: A sight for sore eyes

  Time, it seems, has caught up with me. Years of peering at computer screens has finally stuffed my vision. After getting my eyes checked I spend most of Saturday morning trying on frames. It’s somewhat depressing this getting old thing.   But not as depressing as getting beaten by Carlton. And nowhere near as [Read more]

Round 6 – Carlton v Sydney: Swans might need a new angle

Jean-Paul Pelosi has some concerns for the Swans.

Round 6 – Carlton v Sydney: Are the Swans the new Turtles?

Les Currie brought a big headache back from Canberra, so he watched from the couch as the Blues inflicted more pain on the Swans.

Round 6 – Carlton v Sydney: A Train Without a Brake Van

A dispirited Daniel Saunders provides his thoughts on the Swans’ performance.

Round 5 – Sydney Swans: The 2017 Isaac Newton Cup

Earl O’Neill gives us his thoughts on how this season will play out for the struggling Sydney Swans.

Round 5 – Sydney v GWS: The Swans face the world of the zombie apocalypse, the French election and the talent of their neighbour

A timely Mathilde de Hauteclocque meditation.

Round 4 – West Coast v Sydney: Ambivalent about the Swans

The Swans are in strife and Les Currie asks: will supporters keep the faith and remain positive? And what sort of crowd will turn out for the Battle of the Bridge next week?

Round 4 – West Coast v Sydney: Outnumbered in the Wild Wild West.

Keiran Croker is on a three-week sabbatical in the West. He attends Subiaco for the first time, to see his beloved Swans. He feels a long way from home.

Shane Morwood

Damian Balassone pens a poem to Collingwood and Sydney backman Shane Morwood.

Haiku Bob – Round 3 – murmurings of war

A Collingwood one point win has Haiku Bob embracing the beauty of the Autumn moon.

Round 3 – Sydney v Collingwood: Swan Lake

Mathilde de Hauteclocque had a premonition of Sydney’s demise on Friday night with a new phone ringtone chosen by her Cygnet. Afterwards, she couldn’t help but think about the impact Lance Franklin has had on her team.

Round 3 – Sydney v Collingwood: Light in the Dark

It’s a warm Friday night and Luke Reynolds in the Otways has his shorts and polo on. A winter of darkness looms for Collingwood (“..the last few minutes are excruciating. Roaring at the TV…”), but a strong team performance in Sydney burns as a light in the dark.

Round 3 – Sydney v Collingwood: An away win for the ages (Written for the Floreat Pica Society)

Emmet Brasier made the trip to Sydney to see if her Pies could do the unlikely and beat the Swans at home. And life was great when they did.

Round 3 – Sydney v Collingwood: Nobody

Intrepid young writer Aidan Hammond reports on the Pies v Swans game and the game did not disappoint. Unless you’re a Sydney fan.

Round 3 – Sydney v Collingwood: A test for all concerned

Craig Dodson has not written off the Swans despite a less that impressive start to year. Write them off at your peril.

Sal’s Round 3 Preview: Come on Ump!

Sal Ciardulli likes the favourites this week – across the footy and the Sydney racing Championships. And what will they be serving at Friar Park for the first home game in a fortnight?