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GAME 11: Demonland's Best/Favourite Demon 1988-2020 - Lovett vs O'Dwyer

Game Eleven 47 members have voted

  1. 1. Best/Favourite Player 1988-2020

    • Brett Lovett
      89%
    • Steven O'Dwyer
      10%

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2 hours ago, Demonland said:

Today sees Brett Lovett take on Steven O'Dwyer.

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Brett Lovett:
235 Games
48 Goals
MFC Hall of Fame

Steven O'Dwyer:
84 Games
45 Goals
1988 Keith Bluey Truscott Trophy

Tournament Fixture:

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Brett Lovett by a country mile. One of the most skillful players I have witnessed.Could use him in today's team.

Strawbs was a great ruckman and team player but was not better than most ruckman going around.

Brett Lovett was an outstanding HBF with skills,, vision, judgement and the ability to consistently win one-on-one contests and deliver to advantage. I rate him as one of the best Melbourne players of his era and one of the best HBF in the league. Serious, serious class.

Lovett for me.

 

 
11 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Did Lovett come close to winning the 1990 Brownlow?

He did.  He finished equal 4th with 15 votes.  Libba 18, Wright 17 and Silvagni 16. Brett tied with David Bain from the Bears and Andy Collins from Hawthorn.  He was a an excellent player, cool, calm and composed.  Disposal and vision was outstanding.  One of the stars of our best era since the 50's and 60's, and certainly the most consistent.


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