Can Sam Walsh be the GOAT?

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Jun 9, 2008
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GOAT = the greatest of all time by the way.

Gary Ablett Jr who is often put in the GOAT discussions at 23 had:
  • 0x Premierships (Walsh is about to get 1)
  • 0 Brownlow medals (Walsh would probably already have 1 if it wasn't for Cripps)
  • 0x Rising Star (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x All Australians (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Mark of the Year (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x B&F's (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x AFLCA Best Young Player (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Gary Ayres Medals (Walsh has 1)
  • 16 Brownlow votes (Walsh has 63)
So at the same age, Sam Walsh is unquestionably miles ahead of Gary Ablett Jr. Arguably the fittest player in the comp. Elite on both feet. Can play inside. Outside. Kicks goals. Runs both ways. Tough as nails. Tackles hard. The complete player.

Has nearly a decade of his prime left. When it is all said and done will likely be a multiple premiership player. Stands up in finals so likely jags a Norm Smith or three. Proved his greatness in September last year having won the prestigious Gary Ayres Medal.

Should he continue at the same level I can see no reason as to why Walsh couldn't be the GOAT. And if not the best of all-time, certainly the best of his generation.

What do y'all think?
 
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GOAT = the greatest of all time by the way.

Gary Ablett Jr who is often put in the GOAT discussions at 23 had:
  • 0x Premierships (Walsh is about to get 1)
  • 0 Brownlow medals (Walsh would probably already have 1 if it wasn't for Cripps)
  • 0x Rising Star (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x All Australians (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Mark of the Year (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x B&F's (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x AFLCA Best Young Player (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Gary Ayres Medals (Walsh has 1)
  • 16 Brownlow votes (Walsh has 63)
So at the same age, Sam Walsh is unquestionably miles ahead of Gary Ablett Jr. Arguably the fittest player in the comp. Elite on both feet. Can play inside. Outside. Kicks goals. Runs both ways. Tough as nails. Tackles hard. The complete player.

Has nearly a decade of his prime left. When it is all said and done will likely be a multiple premiership player. Stands up in finals so likely jags a Norm Smith or three. Proved his greatness in September last year having won the prestigious Gary Ayres Medal.

Should he continue at the same level I can see no reason as to why Walsh couldn't be the GOAT. And if not the best of all-time, certainly the best of his generation.

What do y'all think?
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GOAT = the greatest of all time by the way.

Gary Ablett Jr who is often put in the GOAT discussions at 23 had:
  • 0x Premierships (Walsh is about to get 1)
  • 0 Brownlow medals (Walsh would probably already have 1 if it wasn't for Cripps)
  • 0x Rising Star (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x All Australians (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Mark of the Year (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x B&F's (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x AFLCA Best Young Player (Walsh has 1)
  • 0x Gary Ayres Medals (Walsh has 1)
  • 16 Brownlow votes (Walsh has 63)
So at the same age, Sam Walsh is unquestionably miles ahead of Gary Ablett Jr. Arguably the fittest player in the comp. Elite on both feet. Can play inside. Outside. Kicks goals. Runs both ways. Tough as nails. Tackles hard. The complete player.

Has nearly a decade of his prime left. When it is all said and done will likely be a multiple premiership player. Stands up in finals so likely jags a Norm Smith or three. Proved his greatness in September last year having won the prestigious Gary Ayres Medal.

Should he continue at the same level I can see no reason as to why Walsh couldn't be the GOAT. And if not the best of all-time, certainly the best of his generation.

What do y'all think?
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