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Jurrah's Mark

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Can anyone upload it to youtube? Im dying to see it.

Jurrah's is way better.

He soared with Grace & Style

Freakish Skills on display for all to see

 

Here comes the story of the Jurracaine!

YES

 

worthy of opening up a thread?

sit down

Mate, you're dreaming... They were both similar marks as far as the pack situation goes, but when a closer to ground level replay of Jurrah's mark bobs up you will realise how friggin high he got, and that is what will put it above Goddard's mark.

Agree. The ground level shot on Fox looked awsome, but they didn't show the equivalent angle for Goddard's grab. Jurrah by a whisker for me.


Think Goddard will get it, but wow, both were absolutely spectacular.

 

To be honest and trying to be objective I couldn't split Goddard and Jurrah

But, if I was forced, Jurrah by a bee's d**k

well arent we a blessed bunch. smith, farmer , the ox, robbo and now the JURRAHCAINE


well arent we a blessed bunch. smith, farmer , the ox, robbo and now the JURRAHCAINE

I know we're all dismissing Newton as a Demon from next year, but remember his mark in 2007 at all?

Jurrah for me, a touch more ride.... And a goal to follow it up.

Not by much though.

Mark of the Year for me.

I know we're all dismissing Newton as a Demon from next year, but remember his mark in 2007 at all?

I was at the game.

And Jurrah's is better.


I know we're all dismissing Newton as a Demon from next year, but remember his mark in 2007 at all?

good call, wrote it while eating dinner , knew id forget someone

Prefer Jurrah's, though I think Goddard's will win.

HERALD sun poll showed 70% of voters went for Jurrah. Jurrah for mine too. Absolutely stupendous!!!

Then you don't know a good mark.

2010 mark of the year--even would go so far as to say- one of the best I have ever seen


Both marks were stupendous. Hard to separate them. Both would get 10/10 for style points. The difference I see IMO is that Goddard more or less rose effortlessly to grab the ball in more of a classic effort. Whilst Jurrah leapt up like a tiger with incredible forward motion from seemingly out of position. An amazing leap. And he kicked the goal too. Usually players who take these monster marks near goal usually fluff them. I would give it Jurrah narrowly but then again I'm biased.

Edited by america de cali

Both marks were stupendous. Hard to separate them. Both would get 10/10 for style points. The difference I see IMO is that Goddard more or less rose effortlessly to grab the ball in more of a classic effort. Whilst Jurrah leapt up like a tiger with incredible forward motion from seemingly out of position. An amazing leap. And he kicked the goal too. Usually players who take these monster marks near goal usually fluff them. I would give it Jurrah narrowly but then again I'm biased.

Agree. I cant split them. I have a bias for Jurrah but would not be surprised or disappointed if Goddard got it.

After marking Jurrah did kick a goal. Newton did the same in 2007....Pity he has done little since. :mellow:

jurah was on watts shoulders! massive leap...watts is 196cm tall...from the footage i saw LJ didn't even touch watts or use his hands to assit in the ride...

if it doesn't get mark of the year it will probably go close to being in the top 10 marks of the decade. . .

 

HERALD sun poll showed 70% of voters went for Jurrah. Jurrah for mine too. Absolutely stupendous!!!

I like both, hard to separate.

A SEN poll this morning was running at 83% for Jurrah out of the two. They can't all be Melbourne supporters.

How crazy would have the crowd gone if he did it at the G. Where more Dees supporters would have been. It looked good on the big screen at the Cas


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