The next group of Superstars.

[pav_is_god]

Originally posted by GlovemanGayfer
What about sampi from the WCE. He killed us in a game earlier this year. He looked and played like a yong Chris Lewis (without the agro).

he'll develop into a handy player, but i can't see him being a superstar - too inconsistent...

 

[amazingjosh]

Originally posted by aaricho

Originally posted by Stevo
I agree, but I like Kerr and Judd because they win the ball more than Cousins does. They aren't at Cousin's level yet, but I think they'll both surpass him.

i agree they will both surpass cousins but judd will be a whole level better mid fielder in my opion simply because he is a lot tougher and harder at the ball, kerr doesnt like it rough in the middle, he went missing in the port weagles game this year because the like of carr, hardwick and guey and byron were really getting pyhsical

dont think too many players would do much after being spear tackled.

kerr is as tough as they come, but i think judd will be better.

 

[magpiesam]

As a Collingwood supporter I'll say Didak, Fraser and Lonie

For the other clubs I'll say Riewoldt, Pavlich, Haselby, Coughlan and Wells

 

[gold cup 1996]

Drew Petrie & Daniel Wells

 

[The Final Word]

cupido
rob murphy
hille
winderlich

Some fantastic calls in this thread!

 

[WN123]

Daniel Wells seems to be the big one that hasn't lived up to the hype.

A few other pretty ordinary calls.

Liane Spaanderman??

and who the #@%^ is Nick Smith?

 

[jazz]

Some fantastic calls in this thread!

Dunno about superstar but Robert Murphy is a bloody good player.

 

[Grimreepah]

Chris Tarrant.

The kid is still only 22, has a 100 games under his belt, an All Australian guernsey and is finaly starting to show some of the potential that he has carried with him for the last couple of seasons. When marking the ball he is up there with the best in the business, both on the lead and big contested grabs. He is a capable goal kicker and as fast as any forward currently running around.

I detected a real maturity in his game this season, and have every confidence that he will continue to develop his game and become a dominant force at AFL level. Can't wait to see him on the park in 2004!

Ah yes, the good old days when Pie fans thought Tarrant was a gun.

 

[hellfire]

Ah yes, the good old days when Pie fans thought Tarrant was a gun.

He was a gun at that stage. He'd just won AA. Pity it was all down hill from there.