Since when has winning sporadic premierships been known as a dynasty? All I seem to hear from footy "experts" when in reference to Geelong is about their supposed "dynasty".
It is in my expert opinion, that a dynasty requires a side to AT LEAST go back-to-back, not winning one premiership here, and one premiership there over a few seasons.
An example of a real dynasty would obviously be Brisbane 01-03. If we're talking about pure dynasties, even the worst two premiership sides of VFL/AFL history in Adelaide 97 and 98 will be remembered as a greater team than the current Geelong team in 20+ years from now. Why? Because they went back-to-back. No one will care about disjointed multiple premierships when we're all dead.
So unless Geelong win this year's grand final, they won't have a dynasty, and will be completely forgotten about in 20+ years time.
Mark my words, if Geelong don't win this year's grand final, Adelaide 97-98 will be remembered as a better side than Geelong 07-10, simply because they had a dynasty, a real dynasty.
It is in my expert opinion, that a dynasty requires a side to AT LEAST go back-to-back, not winning one premiership here, and one premiership there over a few seasons.
An example of a real dynasty would obviously be Brisbane 01-03. If we're talking about pure dynasties, even the worst two premiership sides of VFL/AFL history in Adelaide 97 and 98 will be remembered as a greater team than the current Geelong team in 20+ years from now. Why? Because they went back-to-back. No one will care about disjointed multiple premierships when we're all dead.
So unless Geelong win this year's grand final, they won't have a dynasty, and will be completely forgotten about in 20+ years time.
Mark my words, if Geelong don't win this year's grand final, Adelaide 97-98 will be remembered as a better side than Geelong 07-10, simply because they had a dynasty, a real dynasty.