Sydney Swans 2023

[Presti35]

What happens from here and how do they rebound from GF humiliation?

You'd still think they'll be a top 8 side, but what does history say about sides the following year after being belted in the Grand Final?

[Mr Miyagi]

Pressure will be on Longmire next year, he’s been there a while. And pressure on Buddy getting an extension. Pressure pressure pressure — they can suck it up.

[Jezza]

Teams that have lost by 10+ goals in a Grand Final and where they finished in the following season:

Melbourne (1946) = -63 (finished 6th in 1947)
Carlton (1949) = -73 (finished 8th in 1950)
Collingwood (1956) = -73 (finished 5th in 1957)
Collingwood (1980) = -81 (finished 2nd in 1981)
Essendon (1983) = -83 (finished 1st in 1984)
Hawthorn (1985) = -78 (finished 1st in 1986)
Melbourne (1988) = -96 (finished 4th in 1989)
Geelong (1994) = -80 (finished 2nd in 1995)
Geelong (1995) = -61 (finished 7th in 1996)
Melbourne (2000) = -60 (finished 11th in 2001)
Port Adelaide (2007) = -119 (finished 13th in 2008)
Sydney (2014) = -63 (finished 5th in 2015)
GWS (2019) = -89 (finished 10th in 2020)
Western Bulldogs (2021) = -74 (finished 8th in 2022)
Sydney (2022) = -81 (?)


Premiers the following year = Essendon (1983) and Hawthorn (1985).

Runners up again = Collingwood (1980) and Geelong (1994).

Finalists the following year = Melbourne (1988), Geelong (1995), Sydney (2014) and Western Bulldogs (2022).

Missed finals = Melbourne (1946), Carlton (1949), Collingwood (1956), Melbourne (2000), Port Adelaide (2007) and GWS (2019).


Recent history suggests Sydney scrape into the finals or miss out in 2023.

[23 YIPPEE!!!]

Sydney will miss top 4 but end around say 7th times ticking and older players as well and Longmire been there a long while
I hope they might finals
They are the new GWS arrogant clueless flogs same as swans and disrespectful at that