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I have been asked by a mate to come up with what i think is the best dees team since 1990.

Any player that has played since 1990 can be included.

At the moment this is what i have.

B- Danny Hughes

HB-

C- James Mcdonald Adem Yze Cameron Bruce

HF- Russel Robertson Garry Lyon David Schwartz

F- Jeff Farmer, David Neitz, Allan Jackovich

R- Jim Stynes, Shane Woewodin, Todd Viney

Darren Bennett Jeff White Glenn Lovett Glenn Lovett

As you can see i am really struggling with the backline lol

I only started as a supporter in 98 so help and opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Ill alter the team with opinions etc

Thanks guys

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I have been asked by a mate to come up with what i think is the best dees team since 1990.

Any player that has played since 1990 can be included.

Where's tingay and febeys.

I would have whelan in the back and shift neitz back CHB and move Jako FF. I would have Davey in there.

Not sure if AJohnson would fit the criteria but i'll have him in and Travis might sneak in. Wight too.

I like Phil Read's hustle.

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Sean Wight FB, Graeme Yeats or Brett Lovett in a pocket, Rod Grinter or Matty Whelan in the other. Yeah, Neitz back to CHB, flanked by Stephen Febey and Yze (maybe swap Yze with Cam Bruce on the wing). Jako to FF. One of Green, Davey or Andy Lovell to the flank. Maybe TJ to the bench for one of the Glenn Lovett's. I'd try and find room for Tingay as well (at the expense of Bennett maybe?)

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Criteria being 100 MFC games or 100 MFC goals.

FULL BACK........... Steven FEBEY........... Sean WIGHT............... Graeme YEATES

HALF BACK........... Brett LOVETT........... Anthony INGERSON ..... Andrew OBST

CENTRE............... Adem YZE................ Shane WOEWODIN....... Steven TINGAY

HALF FORWARD...... Russell ROBERTSON.... David SCHWARZ.......... Gary LYON

FULL FORWARD..... Allen JAKOVICH......... David NEITZ............... Jeff FARMER

RUCKS................ Jim STYNES.............. Glenn LOVETT............. Todd VINEY

INTERCHANGE...... Cameron BRUCE........ Andrew LEONCELLI........ Jeff WHITE.......... Brad GREEN

Apologies to Peter RODHE, Matty WHELAN, 'Chopper' LOVELL, Matthew FEBEY.

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Was Alan Johnson still playing in the 90's? If So he must be in the side in the Back line.

Sean Charles was a Great Forward before he hurt his wrist

The Great Sean Wight-put him anywhere, always gave 110%

The Duke Earl Spalding-Forward Flank

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B S. Febey S. Wight G. Yeats

HB B. Lovett D. Neitz R. Grinter

C S. Tingay T. Johnstone S. Stretch

HF G. Lyon D.Schwarz A. Yze

F J. Farmer A. Jackovich R. Robertson

R J. Stynes T. Viney Greg Healy

I/C J. White A. Lovell S. Woewodin A. Davey

E S. Newport G. Lovett J. McDonald

I tried to stick to positions played as much as possible and base it on blokes I enjoyed watching play in those positions, rather than games played, B&Fs, etc.

Danny Hughes, AJ, Earl Spalding & Brian Wilson all left around 1990 so I excluded them.

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B - G.Yeates A.Ingerson S.Wight

HB - R.Grinter D.Neitz B.Lovett

C - S.Tingay J.McDonald S.Woewodin

HF - G.Lyon D.Schwarz A.Yze

F - J.Farmer A.Jakovich R.Robertson

R - J.Stynes G.Lovett T.Viney

I/C - J.White A.Lovell A.Leoncelli S.Febey

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Criteria being 100 MFC games or 100 MFC goals.

FULL BACK...........

Steven FEBEY........... Sean WIGHT............... Graeme YEATES

HALF BACK...........

Brett LOVETT........... Anthony INGERSON ..... Andrew OBST

CENTRE

............... Adem YZE................ Shane WOEWODIN....... Steven TINGAY

HALF FORWARD

...... Russell ROBERTSON.... David SCHWARZ.......... Gary LYON

FULL FORWARD.....

Allen JAKOVICH......... David NEITZ............... Jeff FARMER

RUCKS................

Jim STYNES.............. Glenn LOVETT............. Todd VINEY

INTERCHANGE......

Cameron BRUCE........ Andrew LEONCELLI........ Jeff WHITE.......... Brad GREEN

Apologies to Peter RODHE, Matty WHELAN, 'Chopper' LOVELL, Matthew FEBEY.

Mate, I feel like a kindred brother. You are spot on. You even got Andrew Obst in there as well. VERY underrated! My apologies would be Greg Healy, Steven Stretch, Jeff White, Rod Grinter as well.

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B - G.Yeates A.Ingerson S.Wight

HB - R.Grinter D.Neitz B.Lovett

C - S.Tingay J.McDonald S.Woewodin

HF - G.Lyon D.Schwarz A.Yze

F - J.Farmer A.Jakovich R.Robertson

R - J.Stynes G.Lovett T.Viney

I/C - J.White A.Lovell A.Leoncelli S.Febey

WHAT!!! Couldn't get Sylvia in there anywhere. :rolleyes:

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