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I was thinking about the 5th anniversary of the 2010 premiership team the other day and how most teams have a fair bit of turnover, guys come and go and I thought it would be interesting to see if Swans supporters knew where the guys who have left the club have ended up.

This is what I know

2010 premiership players


Still at Swans

Ames
Davis
Riggio
Simpson
Geappen

At other WAFL clubs

Wolfenden
Robinson
Twomey

At AFL clubs


Walters
Coniglio
Pearce

Playing Country Football

Jetta

Retired or playing in another league?

Casserley
Spaanderman (playing amateurs?)
Krakouer (playing amateurs?)
Roach (gone back to Victoria?)
Colreavy
Spencer
Hansen ( AFL assistant coach at Western Bulldogs)
Richardson
Roberts
Hinkley

If anyone has any other information particularly on the retired group, it would be good to hear what these guys are doing

Mike a mate of mine said earlier this year that Spaanderman is currently still playing for the Mandurah Mustangs in the Peel League

Cass at Mt Lawley
Spencer and Richo at Trinity

due to work commitments Richo only played 1 league game in 2011 and that was it, was a very good footballer.

Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Theouterseagull wrote: Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Once upon a time there was a funny man called Tosg; then he became a Subi supporter.

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Once upon a time there was a funny man called Tosg; then he became a Subi supporter.

What's this? Has the English teacher made a mistake? He will no doubt correct me but I'm pretty sure seagull is one word so its T.O.S.

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Once upon a time there was a funny man called Tosg; then he became a Subi supporter.

What's this? Has the English teacher made a mistake? He will no doubt correct me but I'm pretty sure seagull is one word so its T.O.S.

TOSG I am not an English teacher, nor have I ever been an English teacher. That would be point number one. Point number two is that please explain why it is not legitimate to abbreviate theouterseagull to tosg?

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Once upon a time there was a funny man called Tosg; then he became a Subi supporter.

What's this? Has the English teacher made a mistake? He will no doubt correct me but I'm pretty sure seagull is one word so its T.O.S.

TOSG I am not an English teacher, nor have I ever been an English teacher. That would be point number one. Point number two is that please explain why it is not legitimate to abbreviate theouterseagull to tosg?

Thanks Southerner and Mark for those updates and if anybody else has more information about retirees and if they are still involved in footy at some level I would welcome this.

For those who just want to rehash old news for trolling purposes can you please take your crap and soil another thread with it

Thank you in advance for your kind cooperation

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: Where did Casserley play in 2011 and 2012

Once upon a time there was a funny man called Tosg; then he became a Subi supporter.

What's this? Has the English teacher made a mistake? He will no doubt correct me but I'm pretty sure seagull is one word so its T.O.S.

TOSG I am not an English teacher, nor have I ever been an English teacher. That would be point number one. Point number two is that please explain why it is not legitimate to abbreviate theouterseagull to tosg?

TOSG WRONG AGAIN.