Swans extend Buddy successor for two more
Logan McDonald is a key piece of Sydney’s present and future and the Swans have held off rival interest to re-sign him.
Logan McDonald is a key piece of Sydney’s present and future and the Swans have held off rival interest to re-sign him.
The Sydney Swans have put a “wild” rumour to bed with a major announcement just hours after a star’s contract storm erupted.
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SWANS football boss Tom Harley is making no apologies for a bullish approach to AFL’s off-season feeding frenzy after confirming vice-captain Dan Hannebery and speedster Gary Rohan are both set to be traded.
SYDNEY is happy to consider Dan Hannebery’s trade request, which would jettison his $2.4 million wage bill and give them room to chase Collingwood swingman Darcy Moore.
GWS has confirmed Josh Kelly tore the meniscus in his knee against the Swans, but hasn’t ruled out a remarkable recovery in time to face Collingwood. Every finals team’s injury list.
SYDNEY has left the door slightly ajar for Alex Johnson to play on after a sixth knee reconstruction as it contemplates decisions on Dan Hannebery, Jake Lloyd and whether it will chase Collingwood’s Darcy Moore.
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IF finals expose weaknesses, Sydney has some serious issues after the weekend’s loss to GWS. They have a problem with Buddy, don’t kick enough goals and some of their stars may be on the way out.
GWS defender Phil Davis has added more spice to his rivalry with Lance Franklin by revealing the reason for his heated exchange with the Sydney spearhead late in the Giants’ elimination final win.
COLLINGWOOD coach Nathan Buckley insists his team is “still in the fight” after the Pies were overrun by West Coast in the dying stages of a pulsating qualifying final.
OPERATION: Stop Buddy hasn’t always worked for Phil Davis and GWS but, on the biggest stage, the Giants’ co-captain put in one of the performances of his career, holding the Sydney star goalless in a 49-point romp.
TERRY Wallace says the Swans stability should squeeze them past GWS on Saturday night but fears they concede too many inside 50s and could be vulnerable to a much improved Giants forward pressure.
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