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I am like many of you, I want Brock as captain, he is my favourite player, but as I watch the start of this video (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=lA110Y3TS2Y&feature=related)

I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example, unlike Brad. As an example, how many times have we seen Brad go back with the flight and take a mark, one of the hardest things to do in footy. Yes Brock will be captain (at some stage) but I see Brad leading by example. Brock will win our B@F (if he isn’t injured) and he will is most likely to win a brownlow one day.

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I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example

Is this a joke? Were you at Melb v St Kilda elimination Final or Melb V Bris when he played with a broken foot? 2 of the finest examples of a footballer leading by example, not to mention the $10,000 he chipped in.

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I am like many of you, I want Brock as captain, he is my favourite player, but as I watch the start of this video (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=lA110Y3TS2Y&feature=related)

I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example, unlike Brad. As an example, how many times have we seen Brad go back with the flight and take a mark, one of the hardest things to do in footy. Yes Brock will be captain (at some stage) but I see Brad leading by example. Brock will win our B@F (if he isn’t injured) and he will is most likely to win a brownlow one day.

:lol: I find that hard to believe. "He doesn't lead by example" on the field? Brock? Did you watch his games this season?

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I am like many of you, I want Brock as captain, he is my favourite player, but as I watch the start of this video (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=lA110Y3TS2Y&feature=related)

I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example, unlike Brad. As an example, how many times have we seen Brad go back with the flight and take a mark, one of the hardest things to do in footy. Yes Brock will be captain (at some stage) but I see Brad leading by example. Brock will win our B@F (if he isn’t injured) and he will is most likely to win a brownlow one day.

I've never seen McLean play half back flank thus having the oppurtunity to run back with the flight.

Posted
I am like many of you, I want Brock as captain, he is my favourite player, but as I watch the start of this video (http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=lA110Y3TS2Y&feature=related)

I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example, unlike Brad. As an example, how many times have we seen Brad go back with the flight and take a mark, one of the hardest things to do in footy. Yes Brock will be captain (at some stage) but I see Brad leading by example. Brock will win our B@F (if he isn’t injured) and he will is most likely to win a brownlow one day.

All you've proved is that you have a severe lack of football knowledge yourself. Nothing more.

Congratulations.

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I realise, Brock as good as he is, he doesn’t lead (at the moment) by example, unlike Brad.

Did you mean that he doesn't get on the park enough? The guy screams leadership...

That said, if the club chooses it's too early (and I'd defer to the club on this as they would know a LOT more about this than me), AND if they decide a caretaker captain is the way to go, then I would have liked to have seen Green get the job. On that much I can go with you.

Won't happen of course, but we can wish.

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Bruce will be captain the [censored] leading teams voting system will make sure of that. If the club wants to show the supporters that they will truely go the way of a youth lead revival instead of being forced to they will go for McLean but they won't they will go for the safe option and that is Bruce.

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Dont think the post called for a barrage of attack but thats just Demonland suppose.

Personally, I wouldn't be at all disappointed if Green was given the job. He is a fine leaser on and off the field. And you are right, his attack on the ball and fearlessness along the back looks great on the resume.

Green playing out his days as captain with Brock and Miller VC's would be a great way forward in my opinion.


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the first post gets attacked because there are alot of other threads regarding this issue that it could have been posted in.

And to say that Brock doesn't lead by example? well everyone is entilted to there opinion, but mine is very different.

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the first post gets attacked because there are alot of other threads regarding this issue that it could have been posted in.

And to say that Brock doesn't lead by example? well everyone is entilted to there opinion, but mine is very different.

Yes this topic has certainly been exhausted.

Dare I bring this up yet again, but, Brocks leadership off the field is still questionable IMO.

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I've never seen McLean play half back flank thus having the oppurtunity to run back with the flight.

What you dont have to play half back flank to run back with the flight.

Thats a joke have you ever played footy?

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Yes this topic has certainly been exhausted.

Dare I bring this up yet again, but, Brocks leadership off the field is still questionable IMO.

So is the leadership of any demon player

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Brocky needs another season or two developing his own game.

The player who steps up under pressure - and sets an example in the tough going is Green . He makes good decesions and puts his body on the line

Brucey makes too many errors .. and Macca is just past his best

I'm not confident that they'll give it too him- but I reckon if I was a young player Green 'd be the one I'd want to follow

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I really believe any of:

Bruce, Green, Brock, Miller, Jnr would serve us well in 2009 as captain. I am dead against co-captains so hopefully a single choice can be made from that group. Moving forward Brock has to be the best long term option, therefore I think it is very likely he will get the job.

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