Messi would be the GOAT of ruck taps tooStanley to the back pocket
Miers to the ruck
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Messi would be the GOAT of ruck taps tooStanley to the back pocket
Miers to the ruck
Agree.That's just a pipedream and impossible to get close to predicting despite the talent.
It'd take a mighty effort to convince me that anybody could EVER overtake his old man.
SNR had everything.
Wow Scarlett on the list ?Agree.
Senior for me.
My all-time top 10
Senior
Carey
Junior
Lethal
Farmer
Scarlett
Hird
Plugger
Diesel
Dusty
Wow Scarlett on the list ? the only backman
Agree.
Senior for me.
My all-time top 10
Senior
Carey
Junior
Lethal
Farmer
Scarlett
Hird
Plugger
Diesel
Dusty
Agree.
Senior for me.
My all-time top 10
Senior
Carey
Junior
Lethal
Farmer
Scarlett
Hird
Plugger
Diesel
Dusty
Exactly this.. I recall an interview with Paul Roos who said that the midfielders coming thru underage all are very good attacking, that the struggle is with teaching them to defend and team defensive structures. That it can take years to incorporate and team them these aspects and that some just don’t learn it.My belief is the other way. 99% of kids drafted have always been the stars of their team. Defence was something they ran through on the way out to the centre.
It’s probably the major reason why younger teams really struggle
Where's barry hall lolBest ever?
Interesting list. A fair few ratbags and mongrels and a couple of non premiership players on there.
Really like this news. The game is not slowing down, at least not in terms of how teams go about constructing a winning score. So the more we can do to be agile, aggressive, and fundamentally attacking as a unit, the more chance we stand against some of the slicker sides going around.Happy to read today that Danger has stated we have dropped from 3 main training sessions per week to 2 because we are pushing our amount of high speed running 4x… and we need more time to recover from the much higher amount of high speed training.
This is being done to try to bullet proof our bodies for the speed of todays game.
Makes complete sense to me.
Hopefully we are super fast… but also have the endurance we require.
As per usual… time will tell, but I think it’s a good move.
Soon we'll see them jumping off skateboards going down a hill.Happy to read today that Danger has stated we have dropped from 3 main training sessions per week to 2 because we are pushing our amount of high speed running 4x… and we need more time to recover from the much higher amount of high speed training.
This is being done to try to bullet proof our bodies for the speed of todays game.
Makes complete sense to me.
Hopefully we are super fast… but also have the endurance we require.
As per usual… time will tell, but I think it’s a good move.
I love the new training routine.Soon we'll see them jumping off skateboards going down a hill.
Thank goodness they're managing the risk of this somewhat, there would be a few hamstring injuries otherwise (still might be). Something was wrong last year with the risk management.
I think with endurance, training high speed will always help endurance, however training endurance won't help high speed.
Nope. Too much of his career was in other positions. Its why I giggled when I saw people on reddit arguing that Pav > Hawkins as forwards. I would argue as players in general Hawkins is/was better than Pav, but as forwards Hawkins is superior.Where's barry hall lol
On a side note - would Mathew Pavlich be considered top 5 of the greatest non premiership forward of all time ?
My counter argument would be that despite Pav playing in other positions he's almost on par goal wise with Hawkins...Nope. Too much of his career was in other positions. Its why I giggled when I saw people on reddit arguing that Pav > Hawkins as forwards. I would argue as players in general Hawkins is/was better than Pav, but as forwards Hawkins is superior.
Genuine question: what does being a Premiership player have to do with being on a list of best ever players?Best ever?
Interesting list. A fair few ratbags and mongrels and a couple of non premiership players on there.
Newest training drill: during game sim at the whistle everyone jumps over two positions on the magnet chart. Next whistle, two more positions.
I guess this could be the Gary Ablett Jnr vs Snr argument... For me the greatest players pulled and inspire their team over the line to win premierships and it contributes to the aurora. For me it puts Joel Selwood (3 premierships and captain) above Patrick Dangerfield (1 premiership and captain).Genuine question: what does being a Premiership player have to do with being on a list of best ever players?
I would expect Paul Roos to say that. If he could he would make every game 4.8.32 to 4.6.30.Exactly this.. I recall an interview with Paul Roos who said that the midfielders coming thru underage all are very good attacking, that the struggle is with teaching them to defend and team defensive structures. That it can take years to incorporate and team them these aspects and that some just don’t learn it.
Not everything, but if you play premierships like Dusty did, not a lot more to say. Sadly, he was utterly brilliant in every GF I watched, and he is in my top 10 of all time.Genuine question: what does being a Premiership player have to do with being on a list of best ever players?
The best premiership teams are always very good defensively. Defensive football wins premierships.I would expect Paul Roos to say that. If he could he would make every game 4.8.32 to 4.6.30.
He never met a flair player that he didn’t want to turn into a dour back pocket.
Thank god he is out of the coaching ranks.
Not to be picky but Joel has four premiership medalsI guess this could be the Gary Ablett Jnr vs Snr argument... For me the greatest players pulled and inspire their team over the line to win premierships and it contributes to the aurora. For me it puts Joel Selwood (3 premierships and captain) above Patrick Dangerfield (1 premiership and captain).
Gary Ablett senior probably had more ability than jnr. This might be off the mark - But off limited viewing i'd say he wasn't as much of a leader or team player than Jnr.
This kind of flys in the face of my post about Mathew Pavlich, but anyway...
If you are old enough to have seen Gaz Sr and this is still your take I will accept it..... But Gaz Sr is way better than Joel or Patty at playing football, and thats what the greatest list should be about. Ps. Don't come at me Joel and Patty are probably my favourite payers of the last 20 years.I guess this could be the Gary Ablett Jnr vs Snr argument... For me the greatest players pulled and inspire their team over the line to win premierships and it contributes to the aurora. For me it puts Joel Selwood (3 premierships and captain) above Patrick Dangerfield (1 premiership and captain).
Gary Ablett senior probably had more ability than jnr. This might be off the mark - But off limited viewing i'd say he wasn't as much of a leader or team player than Jnr.
This kind of flys in the face of my post about Mathew Pavlich, but anyway...