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tough job picking that side.... couldn't even fit Carey in the side as i considered most of his best footy was played before 2000

Posted (edited)

Very tough gig!, had to try and think who peaked before 2000 and who smashed it since then, this is my side

B: C.Johnson(BL) D.Fletcher(Ess) M.Scarlett(Geel)

HB: C.Cornes(PA) J.Leppitsch(BL) L.Hodge(Haw)

C: A.Goodes(Syd) J.Hird(Ess) N. Buckley(Coll)

HF: B.Harvey(NM) J.Brown(BL) M.Pavlich(Fre)

F: J.Akermanis(BL) M.Lloyd(Ess) W.Tredrea(PA)

Ru: D.Cox(WC) G.Ablett(Gee) M.Voss(BL)

Int: M.Primus(PA) B.Cousins(WC) N.Riewoldt(St.K) C.Judd(Car.. should be under WC)

Captain: M.Voss

Coach: L. Matthews (hate him, but had to)

Think of the players i couldn't fit in, r harvey, carey, richo, black, kirk, fev, hayes, goddard, mcleod, archer!

2nd ruck was hard to pick, but i reckon that side would be tough to beat in a game

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B: Archer Scarlett McLeod

HB: Hodge Croad Goddard

C: Buckley Cousins Ricciuto

HF: Hird Brown Goodes

F: Yze Lloyd Harvey

R: Sandilands Judd Ablett

INT: Richardson Voss Bartel Hayes

I felt we deserved ONE player at least

Posted

Tough going!

If I did it again it may be quite different as well!

FB: Fletcher Scarlett Wirrpanda

HB: Hodge Glass Mcleod

C: Ablett Black Buckley

HF: Brown Riewoldt Harvey

F: Johnson Lloyd Franklin

Fo: White Judd Hird

I: Cox Akermanis Cousins Pavlich

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B:: C. Johnson - D. Fletcher - M. Scarlett

HB: L. Hodge - J. Leppitsch - A. McLeod

C:: G. Ablett - M. Voss - C. Judd

HF: J. Akermanis - J. Brown - J. Hird

F:: L. Franklin - M. Lloyd - Ph. Matera

R:: D. Cox - A. Goodes - N. Buckley

Bench: M. Pavlich, S. Black, P. Chapman, M. Richardson

Posted (edited)

B: C. Johnson Scarlett Fletcher

HB: Wanganeen Hodge McLeod

C: N. Lappin Ablett Judd

HF: Richardson Riewoldt B. Harvey

F: Akermanis Lloyd B. Johnson

R: Sandilands Goodes Black

IN: J. Brown Ricciuto Hird

Cousins

Captain: Ricciuto (from the bench ha ha..)

Coach: Paul Roos (rate him higher than Lethal as any mug could've coached that team to 3 flags. Roos is a genius and had greater longevity...)

It was too inflexible with having to pick players from certain groupings. Richo probably wouldn't have got in, but I didn't think anyone else deserved the HFF spot. Would've put Ricciuto there ifI had the choice...

Edited by Daytona Demon
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Yep, tough.

B - Fletcher, Scarlett, Archer

HB - Hodge, Leppitsch, McLeod

C - Buckley, Ablett, Judd

HF - Hird, Brown, Chapman

F - Akermanis, Lloyd, Ricciuto

R - Cox, Voss, Black

I - Cousins, Goodes, Wanganeen, Riewoldt

Captain:Voss Coach:Not Voss

Edited by Demon Hill

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Seriously hard leaving out some dead set guns. Some guys just pick themselves. Leaving out W Carey was tough, but as others have said his best work was in the 90's - would captain the team of the 90's

Others we forget quickly that they changed the way the game is played. Because J White was so dominant they put in the second circle, changeing ruck work forever. Cousins' 3rd 4th 5th 6th (etc) efforts meant that we have to have ridiculous rotations to keep up with them.

Backs: Fletcher Scarlett C.Johnson

Half: Backs Hodge Archer Mcleod

Centres: Cousins Voss Black

Half forwards: Hird Brown S.Johnson

Forwards: Akermanis Lloyd B.Johnson

Rucks: White Buckley Ablett

Bench: West Ricciuto Riewoldt Judd

capt Voss Coach Matthews

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B: Fletcher Scarlett Archer

HB: McLeod C. Cornes Hodge

C: Cousins Voss Buckley

HF: Hird Brown Ricciuto

F: B.Johnson Lloyd Riweoldt

R:Cox Ablett Judd

I: Goodes Black Akermanis Pavlich

Capt Voss Coach Roos

I Felt bad for leaving out : Chapman, Kouta, Tredrea, Richo, Swan, Lappin, and Goddard who are all at about the same level as those i picked.

Posted

Hard task..here was mine:

B: Fletcher Scarlett Clement

HB: Hodge Bolton McLeod

C: Goodes Black Buckley

HF: Hird Riewoldt Ricciuto

F: Harvey Lloyd B.Johnson

Foll: Cox Ablett Cousins

Int: Goodwin Lappin Judd Hayes

Missed Pavlich somehow - fail, the guys had 6 AA's. I'd swap Lappin for the Pav on the bench if I could amend. I was harsh on some Lion players too it turns out - Voss, Brown and Akermanis. Just can't fit enough of them in will be my excuse. Pav is a major blunder though. (hand is up ! - sorry Pav)

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