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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Um, but we're, we're not that keen to reward the ball.
Cause so if you sort of jump and, um, the other guy doesn't, then it'll either be, um, yeah, we're looking to not pay those free kicks if we can.
If you jumped into the footy and you're watching the footy, I mean, there's an argument, um,
that, you know, that's just clever and then the guy ends up on the wrong side of the line.
But the rule is if you jump from your side, then that's okay.
It's just whether you step across and block the other guy from jumping.
But again, there's not many of those free kicks either.
So I think, again, the Ruckman have adjusted to that pretty well.
Yeah, it's an interesting one.
I mean, we did that from the start and we said we'd look at it.
There's about four a game.
But in our analysis, there's probably 80% of skill errors and 20% of those sort of accidents, if you like.
Like, you know, you have two guys running and it bounces off someone's shin or it comes off the back of their heel or
But what we did at the start of the year was say, okay, well, how are we going to determine this?
Because what we're trying to do is take the grey out.
And even then, so if you have the discussion around, okay, it's an accident, but what is an accident and what isn't an accident?
Like if you're running towards a boundary and you're sort of,
pretend to sort of stagger and it hits you on the shin.
Is that an accident or not?
So the way we determined it was if you're in the goal square and that happens and it becomes a goal, then that's how we'll determine it around the boundary.
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