Oh please, Aker, Voss, Oliver, Mitchell were all proven game breakers and the best in their team on the day!The fact that the others you named would struggle to make the top 5, shows your judgement, or lack thereof.
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Oh please, Aker, Voss, Oliver, Mitchell were all proven game breakers and the best in their team on the day!The fact that the others you named would struggle to make the top 5, shows your judgement, or lack thereof.
Cool, hopefully we get to see him in September again one dayNah the bloke that has 5 AAs and a flag before entering his prime.
Cool, hopefully we get to see him in September again one day
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This isn’t a put down of GAJ. More a statement on the rest of the suns.Jordan Lewis talked about GAJ at GCS. They were happy for him to get the ball any time he wanted as long as he was outside forward 50.
They would corral him and make his disposal as inefficient as possible. He was only actually damaging when inside forward 50 because the rest of the GCS players simply werent that good.
I dare say every other team felt the same.
Kind of like FIGJAM's comment about Tom Mitchell not being damaging.
They were in the same team, so only one could be "the" best in their team.Oh please, Aker, Voss, Oliver, Mitchell were all proven game breakers and the best in their team on the day!
They were in the same team, so only one could be "the" best in their team.
Also Oliver and Mitchell do not come close to the likes of Judd and GAJ.
By your metric, when you think "game breaker",or "best in their team", you can look no further than Mr C Judd 3 votes.
Oh where do I start with you.LOL
Oliver tore the Bulldogs a new one in the biggest game of the year BANG BANG BANG
Mitchell ran circles around all opposition for years even when he was the slowest on the ground - 4x premierships can't be wrong
GAJ and Judd lacked the killer instinct and were more individual players than team oriented. Thus they are low on the totem pole.
So in a team of 23 players, Oliver and Mitchell were superior to Judd and GAJ because they played in premiership teams?LOL
Oliver tore the Bulldogs a new one in the biggest game of the year BANG BANG BANG
Mitchell ran circles around all opposition for years even when he was the slowest on the ground - 4x premierships can't be wrong
GAJ and Judd lacked the killer instinct and were more individual players than team oriented. Thus they are low on the totem pole.
I rate Mitchell very highly, but he'd be the first to admit that his performances in his first three Grand Finals were well below par (I have heard him interviewed about this).Your 4 x premiership comment, maybe he was surrounded by a team of good players, right place, right time.
Mitchell was in 4 premiership teams and didn't win any.
Dusty. Easily. Not even close. Any bloke that get's B.O.G in a granny 3 times deserves that title. Case closed. Nice charlie to go with them too
Machine.
Agreed but Ablett was just better for longer, even though Judd won a second Brownlow after his groin troublesJudd at his peak would edge Ablett out, because Judd was a better contested player and was top tier in both contested/uncontested situations. I don't recall Ablett ever really being a great contested player like Voss, Judd or even Martin, he was really only top tier in uncontested situations.
Ablett was a huge contested player. Big clearance rates and did really well in 1on1 match ups either for loose balls or in marking contests.Judd at his peak would edge Ablett out, because Judd was a better contested player and was top tier in both contested/uncontested situations. I don't recall Ablett ever really being a great contested player like Voss, Judd or even Martin, he was really only top tier in uncontested situations.
Ablett had 8 seasons going at 13+ contested possessions per game compared to 3 for Judd.Judd at his peak would edge Ablett out, because Judd was a better contested player and was top tier in both contested/uncontested situations. I don't recall Ablett ever really being a great contested player like Voss, Judd or even Martin, he was really only top tier in uncontested situations.
More from a disputed ball play, like I never recall Ablett ripping it from other players like Martin, Voss or Judd would.Ablett was a huge contested player. Big clearance rates and did really well in 1on1 match ups either for loose balls or in marking contests.
It is actually difficult to think of something gaj didn't do at an elite level (let others have the ball maybe?).