#22 Rhyce Shaw

[John Wren]

Oh dont worry, his anominity will disapear pretty quickly once he starts missing simple handballs, shitting himself in contests and kicking helicopters into the crowd....

One reason he might of chosen Sydney is because of the wide wide wings and flanks... plenty more room for error.



To be honet I do hope that he finds his new home to his liking and plays well.

which sydney grounds have wide wings and flanks?

if anything, there will a smaller margin for error.

[David]

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the SCG verge on circular? Thus, you'd expect the ground would be, at least, quite wide relative to its length.

As for Shaw, well, I've said it a few times now, but I hope he does well for the Swans. It's going to hurt seeing him play against us, I have to say.

[nulla]

double post

[nulla]

which sydney grounds have wide wings and flanks?

if anything, there will a smaller margin for error.

Melbourne Cricket Ground, Yarra Park, Jolimont, Vic.
Ground Dimensions: 172.7m by 149m. Goals run east to west



Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, New South Wales
Ground Dimensions: 159.4m by 155m. Goals run north to south

[John Wren]

which sydney grounds have wide wings and flanks?

if anything, there will a smaller margin for error.

Melbourne Cricket Ground, Yarra Park, Jolimont, Vic.
Ground Dimensions: 172.7m by 149m. Goals run east to west



Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, New South Wales
Ground Dimensions: 159.4m by 155m. Goals run north to south

thanks.

with the shorter goal to goal distance i'm not convinced the scg presents the greater space out wide.

[nulla]

with the shorter goal to goal distance i'm not convinced the scg presents the greater space out wide.

If the wing to wing on the SCG is wider than the wing to wing on the MCG yet has a shorter goal to goal length please explain how it is possible that the SCG is more narrow from goal to goal