Certified Legendary Thread GEELONG WINS 2022 GRAND FINAL BY PLENTY

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super self-indulgent every-player rankings (out of 10) for the 2022 Grand Final



7 - Rhys Stanley - under pressure to stand up to nemesis Tom Hickey on the biggest stage of all after a shakey lead-up. Knuckled down brilliantly with the kind of workman-ike attitude that is the key to his better football

5 - Zac Tuohey - may now stake a claim as the 2nd best Irish import that the game of Aussie Rules has seen - definitely worth the argument. He's had bigger games than he did today, but that lethal right boot bailed the team out of tight spots more than once today.

3 - Brandan Parfitt - his 1-goal cameo underlined the depth of talent in this triumphant Geelong outfit.

5 - Jeremy Cameron - not at his most destructive, but looked relaxed and capable of stepping up his output at any stage.

9 - Isaac Smith - Norm Smith Medallist looked super switched-on early and just kept hitting the scoreboard.

6 - Jake Kolodjashnij - injury concerns aside, Kolo barely put a foot wrong throughout the Finals series.

8 - Joel Selwood - predictably set the standard early on.

9 - Sam De Koning - took on a ton of responsibility today; could have just narrowed his focus and tried to beat his opponent but he completely ruled the air.

8 - Tyson Stengle - his 2022 year with Geelong has been unchartered - dangerous footballer with precise, exquisite skills.

6- Mitch Duncan - 27 disposals, 13 marks, 1 goal. 6/10 is probably a little stingy.

3 - Gary Rohan - struggled to get involved but applied pressure at opportune moments

4- Jed Bews - not much rebound or side-stepping, but he kept Papley honest and put his head over the ball each and every time he was required to do so.

8 - Tom Hawkins - so decisive and damaging early on.

7 - Cam Guthrie - very good early on when Sydney's mids were up for the contest.

6 - Tom Atkins - hard-nosed and resourceful as ever.

6 - Gryan Miers - ran hard and looked as confident as he has all year long.

9 - Patrick Dangerfield - Sydney had no equivalent in their midfield to combat Dangerfield at all.

7 - Jack Henry - Henry thrashed his direct opponent, but his quick D50 clearance work in the 1st half was perhaps his biggest contribution. Good game.

7 - Mark O'Connor - looked fresh and mentally sharp.

8 - Tom Stewart - always sharp and one step ahead of the game.

8 - Brad Close - rarely makes an error of any kind.

7 - Mark Blicavs - Big finals series supported his first AA selection.
Zach Guthrie
 

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Whoever went off for parfitt too come on, (not sure if who or what it was) but it as a great moment when he kicked that goal.
Cam Guthrie, "injured"
 
Apologies to Smith who was fantastic, but how to Danger not win the norm smith? I’m just watching the replay and he was amazing.

Nah I thought Smith, I was hoping Stengle though, but he needed a couple more goals.

Smith stepped up a lot with our loss of Holmes… imo of course.
 
Just remember, Sydney was the clear-cut No2 side in the comp this year.
Don't let anyone try to tell you that we had an easy opponent in the GF and it was always to be a walkover.
 
YOU will ?!?! LOL

Awesome

Im knackered... its 5 am

GO Catters

Thanks for all your hard word today daz (and mod team) youre an absolute champ! Celebrate hard over there!
 

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