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[Mario the Lothario]

One goal, three behinds on Maxie Hudgton, I AM A STAR!

 

[shotta]

One goal, three behinds on Maxie Hudgton, I AM A STAR!

One Final, we are Legends.

 

[rdhopkins2]

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[huggy_b]

Ooooooh, look at that chick in row 3 behind the goals Roughy. $20 I nail that tonight.

 

[tin can sam]

Geez I love blow...











ing out air after I kick a goal.

 

[Ruddiger]

Ooooooh, look at that chick in row 3 behind the goals Roughy. $20 I nail that tonight.

When was the last time there was an attractive cheer squad girl?

 

[SweetLeftFoot]

no that was a ploy to take hudghton away from the action so our other goal kickers could get into the action !

Ahhh, the old 'Buddy was instructed not to try' meme resurfaces.

 

[Judd2Sewell]

Dunstall is a far better player than Williams, but he wouldn't be as dominant in today's game as tactics have developed in such a way as to stymie lots of his opportunities.

That said, he'd still be a good player. His overhead marking is under-rated - he wasn't a leaper but he mastered the art of the falling back mark in a contest, and he was certainly smart enough to work out how to exploit the new rules.

My only question would be on his pace on the chase in a defensve situation.

Firstly I have to say when I think of 'domination' I think of players like Reiwoldt or Brown (Carey style), one's that take the big pack marks, and present all day.

Secondly, I'd like to point out the fact Dunstall wouldn't need to 'dominate' games to punish teams, and therefor 'succeed.' Williams hardly dominated, yet he was able to consistently punish teams... Dunstall would only need five marks/shots to kick his four goals a game.

Lastly one one page you lot say that defenders back then could do anything they liked, especially when compared to the diluted game we see nowdays. To me this would clearly be a point in Dunstall's favour. Add the fact Dunstall was one of the most canny and intelligent players of his era and I think we've got ourselves a winning formula.

Teflon really has absolutely no idea.

 

[SweetLeftFoot]

Not the famous "DON'T TRY" tactic.

Its a classic that one isn't it?

 

[huggy_b]

When was the last time there was an attractive cheer squad girl?

In Sydney - he has a granny fetish.