Greg Swann
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942 appearances
11 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3 Aug
Greg Swann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So that's what.
So since that Adelaide game, we haven't had any of those and we haven't had any point ones.
Again, I was down at a game, I think it was Geelong and Adelaide early in the season.
There was about three or four that went over the point post.
Now, the point post is even smaller, so there's no way that the arc can... And effectively, every time, I think they came back and said, umpire's call.
So, well, don't do it.
Just let the umpire make the call.
If he calls it out of bounds or calls a point, you know, they're in the best spots.
And that's what we pay them to do.
You know, that's what your job is.
You're the goal umpire.
You make the call.
So, yeah.
Yeah, it's an interesting one, that one, because, again, I think with this, with the new cameras, even that, you know, sometimes it's really hard when you watch the replays, like when you guys are calling it and we're all watching it at home, you go, gee...
And, but these cameras should fix that.
It's, it's actually very similar.
If you remember last year when, um, the final between Freo and, uh, Gold Coast and the touch ball from, that was a, that was one of the, that was a prototype of what was being used.
And that was really clear that, and, and, you know, that's like, oh, okay.
There's no doubt about that.
what how we view the arc is it's a backup to the umpires right so if they can't see it or they ask for help then the arc comes in and helps it's that's that's how we're sort of using it um and yeah i mean the howler versus that touched off the boot but again there was one um actually watch a lot of footy i can't remember which game it was uh
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