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The Jack Viney Made Me Cry Thread

Grapeviney
in Melbourne Demons

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8 minutes ago, dl4e said:

Repeat efforts of that in the finals will mean we win the flag.

Yep. Thursday was like a tune up

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    2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    This Package deserves discussion. This is such an incredible effort by our 2IC

    Jack was brutal and focused for 4 Quarters. It is relentless. AFL Players play like this for a Quarter and get praised and rightly so. 
    Jack did it all night, even in the last Quarter 

    This is one of the greatest efforts from 1 player in the History of the MFC

    I am so proud of him

    Thanks for this Edit Mighty 

    Keep it in perspective please.

    I love Jack as well but one of the greatest efforts ????

    Lets not demean past champions.

    I've seen Gary Hardeman, Big Carl, Ray Biffin, Laurie Fowler & others all bleed for the club & lead from the front.

     

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    1 minute ago, Cranky Franky said:

    Keep it in perspective please.

    I love Jack as well but one of the greatest efforts ????

    Lets not demean past champions.

    I've seen Gary Hardeman, Big Carl, Ray Biffin, Laurie Fowler & others all bleed for the club & lead from the front.

     

    I’ve seen all those Players too. 
    But Jack took it too another level. 
    All the players you mentioned have never trained to the level of todays players, and i mean no disrespect to them. It’s a different game now. 
    Viney’s intensity did not drop off. Players from the 70’s were not able to do that

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    17 minutes ago, Cranky Franky said:

    Keep it in perspective please.

    I love Jack as well but one of the greatest efforts ????

    Lets not demean past champions.

    I've seen Gary Hardeman, Big Carl, Ray Biffin, Laurie Fowler & others all bleed for the club & lead from the front.

     

    Strange lot you have put up as a comparison. All of them except GH laid coathangers on their opponents. I guess back then that's how they lead from the front.

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    On 6/24/2022 at 6:12 PM, rpfc said:

    Yes quite.

    A better person would not tag @demon3165and remind him of his heresy and urge recantation and I am not that better person…

    Animated GIF

    Well it seems your not a bright person, if you can read I said he played a different game in the finals last year than during the year and he played well for it, you can thank me for helping him, instead of trying to take everyone on he played like Clarry early years get ball give it off to someone on the run so he was a different footballer and is better off for it, but thanks for the attempt at a cheap shot.

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    46 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

    Well it seems your not a bright person, if you can read I said he played a different game in the finals last year than during the year and he played well for it, you can thank me for helping him, instead of trying to take everyone on he played like Clarry early years get ball give it off to someone on the run so he was a different footballer and is better off for it, but thanks for the attempt at a cheap shot.

    i'm sure he looks for your advice on internet forums on the reg

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    8 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Just extraordinary. He was still doing it all in the last quarter 

    that’s what i would show to new recruits…

    ”This is what Captain’s do”

    Maybe show Jacko and Angus the footage and tell them they could be up against this if they leave 😱

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    30 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    i'm sure he looks for your advice on internet forums on the reg

    Well clearly he does but that's ok, I'm here to help.

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    1 hour ago, demon3165 said:

    Well it seems your not a bright person, if you can read I said he played a different game in the finals last year than during the year and he played well for it, you can thank me for helping him, instead of trying to take everyone on he played like Clarry early years get ball give it off to someone on the run so he was a different footballer and is better off for it, but thanks for the attempt at a cheap shot.

    Hardly cheap, I am offering redemption for you soul; a chance to recant and say you were wrong about someone so important to your club…

    Come On Yes GIF by Saturday Night Live

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    34 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    Hardly cheap, I am offering redemption for you soul; a chance to recant and say you were wrong about someone so important to your club…

    Come On Yes GIF by Saturday Night Live

    I think I have told you before I have no soul and the best part of it I was also not wrong but keep trying...😉😉😉😉

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    26 minutes ago, layzie said:

    This was definitely a career game 

    The Captain just set the Agenda for the Run Home

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    5 hours ago, djr said:

    Strange lot you have put up as a comparison. All of them except GH laid coathangers on their opponents. I guess back then that's how they lead from the front.

    DJR as well you remember there was the small matters  of punching, elbowing and flattening as well. We know they were condoned with regularity, and yes it was led from the front by every side. Things change and so did the rules. Unless I'm wrong I thought Hardeman got reported too

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    I loved his game but that highlights package doesn’t do it justice. 
     

    His influence isn’t portrayed as overly clean and meaningful to the untrained eye. 
    His brute strength and will to win the ball and move it forward was pretty bloody impressive. ❤️💙💪

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    1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    The Captain just set the Agenda for the Run Home

    People often credit Max's leadership with our flag, but it's pretty clear to me that between them, Jack and Max make a pretty dynamic duo.  I think Jack deserves to be captain in his own right again some day and think he'd do a great job of it too.

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    8 hours ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

    He makes Chuck Norris look like a pansy.

    Does this mean we should now call him Bruce? 

    bruce lee hair GIF

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    13 minutes ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

    People often credit Max's leadership with our flag, but it's pretty clear to me that between them, Jack and Max make a pretty dynamic duo.  I think Jack deserves to be captain in his own right again some day and think he'd do a great job of it too.

    Thursday’s game did his chances no harm

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    I reckon Jacks been living the shadow of CP and Oliver fr a while. Having the captaincy back fr a few weeks might just have been what he needed. Critical to flag hopes. 

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    15 hours ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

    He makes Chuck Norris look like a pansy.

    Jack Viney doesn't get wet, water gets Jack Viney

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