Greatest XXII of the Sydney era?

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  • Nico
    Veterans List
    • Jan 2003
    • 11339

    #31
    Anyone ahead of Ackerley thanks. Loose outside back pocket. How he got Brownlow votes is one of the universes great mysteries. Hankered for the club to go to Sydney then opted out big time.
    Craig Bolton is the obvious player to take his place.

    Roos to the back flank and Bayes to CHB. Roosey was at the end of his career and was serviceable but Bayes was rarely beaten at CHB. Out goes Carroll who went to the HBF after he commenced his career on the wing. Not tough enough for mine.

    Paul Williams over Schwass. I thought Willo's pace, experience and determination was a big factor in us winning the flag.

    Stafford an emphatic - No. Jason Ball was a huge influence in our flag. Nick Davis anyone, Amon Buchanan in the GF on the end of the Ball tap.

    Goodes becomes a second Ruck Rover with Healey. 2 Brownlows says a position on the wing does him a gross disservice. For sustained service he really should be the No.1 Ruck Rover.

    Mitchell to the bench and Cresswell misses out.

    On Dale Lewis: us long time baby boomer supporters all loved Lewie. His problem was that he could be awfully lazy. They said he was laconic, I thought maybe he was a yard too slow. No doubting when he got the footy he could sure use it. If compared to O'Keefe I see the difference as O'Keefe being able to sustain real gut running, whereas Lewie seemed to run out of gas. Both good overhead and Lewie was a more penetrating kick. O'Keefe gets the nod.

    I think I had 2 gaps on the bench. Rod Carter was rarely beaten and I can't leave Warwick Capper out if Plugger goes down.
    Last edited by Nico; 27 September 2010, 10:04 PM.
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    • Velour&Ruffles
      Regular in the Side
      • Jun 2006
      • 900

      #32
      Originally posted by Nico
      Out goes Carroll who went to the HBF after he commenced his career on the wing. Not tough enough for mine.
      I've heard a lot of things, but this is the first time I've ever heard someone say Dennis Carroll wasn't tough enough. Are you being serious?
      My opinion is objective truth in its purest form

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      • Donners
        On the Rookie List
        • Jan 2003
        • 1061

        #33
        Originally posted by Gezball
        What a shame Jamie Lawson got injured and couldn't play on... I bet he would have made the list if he had. I know, a little left field...
        I was at that game. Cressa popped his kneecap, Lawson broke his leg, Kelly was reported, it rained all day and we got hammered.

        Think that was the last game I went to.

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        • aardvark
          Veterans List
          • Mar 2010
          • 5685

          #34
          Originally posted by Donners
          I was at that game. Cressa popped his kneecap, Lawson broke his leg, Kelly was reported, it rained all day and we got hammered.

          Think that was the last game I went to.
          ...and please never never go again.

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          • johnno
            On the Rookie List
            • Apr 2008
            • 1102

            #35
            For those that never saw Jamie Lawson play unfortunately never got to see who I believe to be the fastest player EVER to play the game....yes folks, he was quick. I remember watching us play Essendon and not even Michael Long could catch him.

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