Senior 9. Patrick Cripps - 2024 Brownlow Medallist - Dual Winner - Captain Colossus

Remove this Banner Ad

Great win, couldn’t watch. Reading the “media” I get the overall taste of saltiness, one outlet even called it weird?! Another, over inflating the tyres of Naicos rather than praising Cripps. The list goes on.
Captain of a great club, in his prime, showing all the qualities required but still not happy with aspects of his game 😘
 
Great win, couldn’t watch. Reading the “media” I get the overall taste of saltiness, one outlet even called it weird?! Another, over inflating the tyres of Naicos rather than praising Cripps. The list goes on.
Captain of a great club, in his prime, showing all the qualities required but still not happy with aspects of his game 😘
45 votes is pretty crazy, but so is 38 votes. Patrick Cripps does deserve the Brownlow this year though, he was the best performing player in the competition.
 
Just think about it. Future generations of Carlton supporters are going to see this name, Patrick Cripps, in our record books, and hear him talked about in amazing terms. They'll wonder how good he was, and they'll be able to watch videos but they won't get to experience it in real time.

We are living through this huge part of Carlton history. We are oh so fortunate to watch this man doing our guernsey proud. We need to soak up these moments because they are gone before you know it.

My father watched Nicholls and point blank refused to entertain that there would ever be another like him.

I watched Doull … and said the same thing of him.

Then came Kernahan to sit beside them.

And now Cripps joins their company … and he’s not finished yet.
There’s one thing missing.
He needs it … the supporters need it.
The team has the makings of it.
The club have 2/3 seasons to throw everything into achieving it …
 

Log in to remove this ad.

Two.

So far.
Champion!

Patrick has gone from having a pretty average two years (2020/21), which caused a section of our supporters that didn’t want our club to sign Patrick to a long-term contract/letting him walk to WA and now he has come out of that period and he is a two time Brownlow medalist. Patrick has literally rejuvenated his career to win Brownlow medals.
 
Great win, couldn’t watch. Reading the “media” I get the overall taste of saltiness, one outlet even called it weird?! Another, over inflating the tyres of Naicos rather than praising Cripps. The list goes on.
Captain of a great club, in his prime, showing all the qualities required but still not happy with aspects of his game 😘
Yer there salty alright the pies supporters
I just love the fact that our amazing skipper in Crippa sealed his 2 Brownlows with 3 votes against the pies
**** YEAH shout it from the mountain top blue baggers

Also probably earnt myself a ban on pies board couldn’t help myself when pies supporter said that the rest of our list only got 42 votes obviously didn’t check before posting as rest of there list after Naicos got 30. 😂😂
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Yer there salty alright the pies supporters
I just love the fact that our amazing skipper in Crippa sealed his 2 Brownlows with 3 votes against the pies
**** YEAH shout it from the mountain top blue baggers

Also probably earnt myself a ban on pies board couldn’t help myself when pies supporter said that the rest of our list only got 42 votes obviously didn’t check before posting as rest of there list after Naicos got 30. 😂😂
This is the point being lost on most on why they both scored so many votes. Lack of teammates taking votes.
The melts on Twitter are glorious
 
Don't get the uproar. He and Daicos were clear favourites and finished clearly ahead.

Bont won the MVP but really shouldn't have. I think he's the games best player but didn't have the best year. Just a popularity contest. He did deserve more votes though.

As for people saying the brownlow is a midfielders award. Look at the top 5 in every other award.

Cripps definately got lucky with a few as most winners do but was actually in the mix for most votes he got.
 
Don't get the uproar. He and Daicos were clear favourites and finished clearly ahead.

Bont won the MVP but really shouldn't have. I think he's the games best player but didn't have the best year. Just a popularity contest. He did deserve more votes though.

As for people saying the brownlow is a midfielders award. Look at the top 5 in every other award.

Cripps definately got lucky with a few as most winners do but was actually in the mix for most votes he got.
It's not that he won, it's that he smashed the previous record by 9 votes (or 3 BOG's).

I love Patty but absolutely no one will ever convince me he's just had one of the greatest season's of all time, by any player.
 

(Log in to remove this ad.)

Superstar, thought we were going to lose him to WA when Mon was homesick etc

I think in the end she has been a rock that has helped him go to another level.

Now hurry up and have some boys!

Sent from my SM-G998B using Tapatalk
 
It's not that he won, it's that he smashed the previous record by 9 votes (or 3 BOG's).

I love Patty but absolutely no one will ever convince me he's just had one of the greatest season's of all time, by any player.

Highest votes polled doesn't infer he had the greatest ever season. Before Cripps Wines had the equal record.
 
Highest votes polled doesn't infer he had the greatest ever season. Before Cripps Wines had the equal record.
It does when you've obliterated it by 3 BOG performances.

It's one thing to match the highest total, to blow past it like it wasn't there is something totally unparalleled.

Like I said, it's not Patrick's fault or issue but it's just again proving the award has become a bit of a farce.
 
ChatGPT ftw.

Patrick Cripps Crowned Greatest AFL Player of All Time

By: Jon Rolph, Herald-Son
Date: September 24, 2024


In a historic announcement that has sent ripples through the Australian Rules Football community, Patrick Cripps of the Carlton Blues has officially been declared the greatest AFL player of all time. This accolade comes after an extensive evaluation of player performances, statistics, and contributions to the game, culminating in a unanimous decision by a panel of experts.

Cripps, who has spent his entire career with the Blues since being drafted in 2013, has consistently showcased extraordinary talent, resilience, and leadership on the field. With a formidable combination of skill, vision, and physicality, he has redefined what it means to be a modern midfielder in the AFL.

Over the past decade, Cripps has amassed a staggering array of individual accolades, including three Brownlow Medals, multiple All-Australian selections, and the prestigious AFL Players’ Association MVP award. His ability to perform under pressure, particularly in crucial matches, has solidified his reputation as a clutch player.

This season has been particularly remarkable for Cripps, as he led Carlton to the finals for the first time in over a decade, amassing career-high statistics and inspiring his teammates with his relentless work ethic. Fans and analysts alike have hailed his impact on the game, with many noting his ability to elevate those around him.

“Patrick embodies everything we admire in an AFL player—skill, determination, and a commitment to the team,” said AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan. “He’s not just a player; he’s a leader, a role model, and a true ambassador for our sport.”

Cripps’s journey from promising young talent to football legend has been marked by overcoming significant challenges, including injuries that threatened to derail his career. His perseverance and dedication to his craft have inspired countless fans and aspiring athletes across the nation.

As the AFL community celebrates this monumental achievement, discussions about Cripps’s legacy will undoubtedly dominate conversations in the coming weeks. Comparisons with other greats, such as Leigh Matthews, Gary Ablett Jr., and Wayne Carey, are inevitable. However, Cripps’s unique combination of personal and team success has ultimately set him apart.

With this confirmation of his status as the greatest of all time, Patrick Cripps’s influence on the game will likely resonate for generations to come. As he continues to make his mark in the league, fans can only wonder what more he will achieve in the years ahead.

For more updates on AFL and its stars, stay tuned to Herald-Son.
 
Champion!

Patrick has gone from having a pretty average two years (2020/21), which caused a section of our supporters that didn’t want our club to sign Patrick to a long-term contract/letting him walk to WA and now he has come out of that period and he is a two time Brownlow medalist. Patrick has literally rejuvenated his career to win Brownlow medals.

It was hard to see how he would be able to have that resurgence. He was beaten up. He played injured a lot. Others like Walsh threatened to usurp his dominance. He was slow.

Yes, somehow in his late 20s, he has improved his pace, but lost none of his power. He bursts from stoppage. He racks up goal assists and goals.

His mental strength to get to contests and inspire his team to lift is incredible. His is not a game that should be getting better as he gets older ... but here we are.
 
Champion!

Patrick has gone from having a pretty average two years (2020/21), which caused a section of our supporters that didn’t want our club to sign Patrick to a long-term contract/letting him walk to WA and now he has come out of that period and he is a two time Brownlow medalist. Patrick has literally rejuvenated his career to win Brownlow medals.

787573ac779ec47d42dab4476c4a7281.jpg


🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Let’s just remember this when talking about Sam Walsh yeah



Sent from my iPhone using BigFooty.com
 

Remove this Banner Ad

Senior 9. Patrick Cripps - 2024 Brownlow Medallist - Dual Winner - Captain Colossus

Remove this Banner Ad

Back
Top