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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It was pretty close.
And it's like, well, the umpire's right on the post, just leave it.
And the same with points as well.
So that hasn't happened for quite a while.
So you say, well, if you've got the goal umpire and the boundary umpire on the point post, you make the call.
Because you can't, unless, you know, in time, we're doing some experiments now, which will take a couple of years to,
or a year and a bit, um, around, um, you know, visual tracking and stuff.
Now that, that, that will be able to tell whether it's gone over a post or not ever, but at the moment we don't, I mean, there's a calibration that they use, but I don't think it's, um, well, it's not, it's not definitive enough for me, for, for us or me.
And so now Guy Lampie makes that call.
Um,
And if it's, I mean, Sniko's fine, it works.
And obviously, you know, the goal line cameras are fairly accurate and will get better as we get this new cameras coming in.
So we're happy with that.
But the over the posts are really, really difficult to judge.
And the goal umpires normally are right there and they're the best people to make the call.
So that's what.
So since that Adelaide game, we haven't had any of those and we haven't had any point ones.
Because there was a game, 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.
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