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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Who are the umpire to say to somebody like a Harry Mackay, you're 60 out, you can't kick it, but you've got like a five goal breeze behind you.
So, so we looked at the, sorry, the discussion previously was, you know, if you take, if the man on the mark is at 50 or outside, then you can't call it.
But again, there's guys like, you know, we know Houston or Dawson or they can kick it that far.
It's a difficult one to have a hard and fast rule.
So at this stage, we're not... It's the first one that we've had blatantly this year, if you like.
So we're not jumping at shadows at the minute.
We're not going to change it, but it is to be monitored.
I mean, there's other suggestions too that... So if he had, for example, if he took that time and then turned right and kicked it 15 metres to someone else, do we just call that play on because that's just another part of a time-wasting exercise?
But again...
I mean, Dean Solomon answered it pretty well.
They're in a position to utilize it, and they utilize the rule, and good luck to them.
It's a bit, what does the game want?
Yeah, no, we don't want the pretend one, you know, where you, yeah, I'm having a shot.
And I think everybody did know that, smartly by him, he didn't do anything wrong, obviously.
We knew he wasn't going to have a ping.
Mind you, he has kick goals from nearly that far.
I mean, if he was behind, I'm pretty sure he would have had a shot.
It's an interesting one because that's a good point because
The umpires are instructed.
If he puts the ball down, for example, and keeps looking at the clock, they'll call play on.
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