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Sydney Swans vs Gold Coast Suns: 2013 NAB Cup live scores

9th March, 2013
Teams

Sydney Swans

2. Rhyce Shaw
3. Jarrad McVeigh
4. Dan Hannebery
5. Ryan O'Keefe
9. Nick Malceski
11. Jed Lamb
12. Josh Kennedy
13. Andrejs Everitt
14. Craig Bird
15. Kieren Jack
18. Jesse White
19. Tony Armstrong
20. Sam Reid
21. Ben McGlynn
22. Dean Towers
24. Jude Bolton
25. Ted Richards
26. Luke Parker
30. Lewis Roberts-Thomson
32. Lewis Jetta
34. Alex Johnson
37. Adam Goodes
38. Mike Pyke
39. Heath Grundy
41. Shane Mumford
43. Dane Rampe
44. Jake Lloyd

Gold Coast Suns

1. Jaeger O'Meara
2. Zac Smith
3. Jared Brennan
4. Maverick Weller
10. Dion Prestia
11. Harley Bennell
12. Sam Day
14. Matthew Warnock
15. Daniel Gorringe
16.Rory Thompson
17. Stephen May
23. Charlie Dixon
24. David Swallow
25. Danny Stanley
28. Jack Martin
29. Tom Murphy
30. Campbell Brown
32. Brandon Matera
33. Aaron Hall
34. Jack Hutchins
35. Michael Rischitelli
36. Greg Broughton
37. Jesse Lonergan
38. Joel Wilkinson
42. Kyal Horsley

First Bounce: 7.00pm AEDT
Venue: Blacktown International Sports Park
Betting: $1.06 Swans, $8.50 Suns
TV:
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After a delayed start to the off-season, Sydney Swans will be looking for their first win of 2013 when they host Gold Coast Suns in Blacktown. We’ll have live scores from 7.00pm AEDT.

After starting at least a month behind the majority of the rest of the competition, it makes sense that the Swans were going to start the NAB Cup a little slower than most.

But at a club that possesses the culture that the Swans have developed in the past decade doesn’t take losing lightly, regardless of whether it is a meaningless pre-season trial or the last Saturday in September.

Tonight represents the last opportunity for coach John Longmire to register a win before the Swans’ season opener against cross-town rivals GWS Giants, and ‘Horse’ won’t need a second opportunity to remind his team of the need for a better performance.

Gold Coast Suns continued to display the up-and-down form that has been a hallmark of their first two seasons in the AFL, beating Hawthorn in a thriller at Metricon in round one before falling to Brisbane and then being soundly beaten by North Melbourne last Saturday afternoon.

Coach Guy McKenna will be keen to see his side rebound from that and he will put out a strong side tonight with Nathan Bock and Trent McKenzie the only expected outs.

For the Swans Nick Malceski, Adam Goodes and Ryan O’Keefe should all see time on the paddock but Shane Mumford and fellow bigman Lewis Roberts-Thompson will be absent.

If this game were played in a month’s time the Swans would be an automatic selection, but this is pre-season and we all know how Sydney feel about that. They might edge this one – just – but Gold Coast should get very close.

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