The last demonstrated the purest skill, as he twisted into position to drill in after Nathan Aké's beautiful assist.
"Any firm proposing to drill for oil in the region knows it will face huge opposition - as happened at Balcombe, Fernhurst and Wisborough Green," said Brenda Pollack from Friends of the Earth.
The Swans applied their trademark forward pressure, with Franklin unleashing from the centre square to drill a brilliant goal from 60 metres out before Heeney and Hannebery added to the spoils in the first term.
In her first interview since being appointed, Amber Rudd told the Sunday Times the government would push ahead with its promises to expedite the extraction of shale gas and change the law to allow frackers to drill beneath national parks.
Unfortunately, accidents have shown that there is no safe way to drill for oil in deep waters and fisheries and tourism in the Canary islands will pay the consequences of this suicidal policy of the government".
"The Correa administration seems intent on trying to drill its way to prosperity, which has turned what was once pristine rainforest into a natural sacrifice zone crisscrossed by oil wells, roads and palm plantations," said Kevin Koenig of the group Amazon Watch.
In essence, he has merged George W Bush's "we're addicted to oil" remarks with Sarah Palin's "drill, baby, drill".
But drill down and, like other crimes, it is heavily concentrated in certain areas.
If it wins planning permission in late January, it will drill up to four wells at each pad.
As part of its Save the Arctic campaign, Greenpeace's most recent action has targeted Lego over its partnership with oil corporation, Shell, which continues to drill in the Arctic.
In a few weeks they will drill beneath the thick ice in the remote Canadian Arctic and in freezing water explore the wreck of the Erebus, flagship of Sir John Franklin's doomed expedition to discover the North-West Passage.
