Grogg
Norm Smith Medallist
I was going to come in and say if there was one word that summed Winnie up it was "damaging".
But then I read Mastermind's post and....
But then I read Mastermind's post and....
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The goal vs Collingwood in '98 where he took it out of the middle, evaded a few and slotted it from 45 on his left. Should have won both gongs that year,
The greatest thing about that goal against the filth is that FIGJAM buys Winnies dummy like he would buy a copy of his own autobiography.
Although I have been fortunate enough to enjoy our 4 premiership years, one of my great regrets is having missed out on Winnie's career at North. I never saw him live, only hunting down footage after reading all the accolades heaped on him on BigFooty. Sounds a bit like the Adrian McAdam experience (which thankfully I did catch first hand).....too brief, but magnificent.He was stocky, bordering on fat, he came to North at a time when it was part-time, 3 nights a week training.
He would absolutely tear shit up in the modern game, he'd be fitter, stronger, he would kill defenders with so much space in transition with modern zones.
Was the ultimate hard match up, too quick and elusive at ground level, but a really strong body and could obviously jump on an opponents head.
He's just about the best kick of a football I've seen, had it all.
His stats don't flatter him at all, but I have him right up there in the 90's side, probably just below Archer, Stevo etc. On par with Horse, Schwass etc
He would of been one of the all time great aboriginal players if he didn't do his knee and was subject to a more professional era, he was in limbo in those years starting at Freo then moving to North.
He was as good as McLeod, Goodes etc in my book, different, but certainly just as talented.
At his best, the best comparison I can think of is a quicker/more powerful Chad Wingard.
Apparently he was seen at Freo training the other day and considers himself as more a Freo man. I thought he lubbbed us
Although I have been fortunate enough to enjoy our 4 premiership years, one of my great regrets is having missed out on Winnie's career at North. I never saw him live, only hunting down footage after reading all the accolades heaped on him on BigFooty. Sounds a bit like the Adrian McAdam experience (which thankfully I did catch first hand).....too brief, but magnificent.
I think it's worthy
I think it's worthy
That last goal against Pies is my favourite.. when Bruce was in his prime
Apparently he was seen at Freo training the other day and considers himself as more a Freo man. I thought he lubbbed us
I think it's worthy
Hard, fast, skillful.
******* superstar.
He was essentially forced into retirement at the age of 27 after doing his knee trying to tackle *he who must not be named* coming off the bench...... he was just entering his prime.
No wonder he identifies as a Freo man, premiership or not. Disgraceful by the club if true.I spoke to a former senior player who played with Winnie and he told me what the club did to him in regards to his knee injury was shameful. Supposedly he'd been told prior to the start of the 2001 season that he'd require knee surgery. The club told him if he wanted a contract from 2002 he'd have to prove it by playing in 2001 so he decided against the surgery. Went out in the game v * and his knee gave way and the club then delisted him at the end of the season.
How good was the don't argue on Wakekin Regi?
Perhaps strong is better description.