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Peter Giles - night GF hero and the beard

Garry Baker - the beard

Henry Coles

Greg Wells

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    through the late nineties, early 00's - Simon Godfrey just loved him, no particular reason)

    right now - Simon Buckley; love his playing style

    Flower

    Stynes

    Lyon

    Schwarz

    Johnson-CJ's dad

    Wells

    Alves

    Hardeman

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    1. Jakovich

    2. Neita

    3. Lyon

    4. Ox

    5. Stynes

    Honourable Mentions

    Leoncelli, Bizzell, Brock

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    Travis Jonhstone. Growing up as a teenager he was the only skilled mid bordering on star that we had, and so he was always my favorite.

    Honorable mentions to Woewodin, Schwarz, Neitz Leoncelli and Lyon.

    Of the current list my favs are Brock and Cale.

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    1. Flower

    2. Michael Voss

    3. there is no 3.

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    1. Stinga -The toughest and most skillfull i've seen at MFC. It took me 5 seasons to work out what his preferred foot was.

    2. Ricky Jackson

    3. Greg Healy

    4. Stephen Newport

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