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Best Demon Markers

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i just want to find out peoples views on who our best marker of all time is?

been watching best afl marks dvd and quite a few demons feature in it mainly farmer,white,robbo,grinter,shaun smith, bizzell,culbertson,stretch,o dwyer featuring a few times

your views?

 

I'd probally go with Farmers in 98 against richmond that was a great game

 

Robertson is our greatest marker of all time

Schwarz pre-knee was an absolute force in the air as well

Robertson is our greatest marker of all time

Schwarz pre-knee was an absolute force in the air as well

Many of you may not have heard of him , but Greg Parke was an undersized and slow centre half forward for us who smoked at half time but was unstoppable in the air, and regularly won the competition's marking competition .


ROBBO easy he is UNCANNY!

i can think of about 10 marks which stand out. im pretty sure he holds a record for most nominations for mark of the year.

his mark against west coast in pre season in 2004 i think is one of the best ive seen from a relative small bloke.

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i just want to find out peoples views on who our best marker of all time is?

been watching best afl marks dvd and quite a few demons feature in it mainly farmer,white,robbo,grinter,shaun smith, bizzell,culbertson,stretch,o dwyer featuring a few times

your views?

My old man used to say that Jack Mueller was pretty good for a bloke with one-and-a-half hands.

My old man used to say that Jack Mueller was pretty good for a bloke with one-and-a-half hands.

I have heard many old time supporter of MFC and some who were not who have said Jack Mueller was freakish.

Joeboy has a fair call on Greg Parke. Very good. Gary Hardeman was outstanding.

People forget how good Robbie Flower was marking. Just brilliant.

Brian Wilson was consistently very very good for his size.

Farmer, Smith and Robbo provide the spectacular.

Schwartz was good pre knee and could have been peerless.

 

In the current side I'd have to say the best mark of a footy would be Rivers easily, he reads the flight of the ball better than anyone else and has exceptional hands.

i cant go past shauns smith in 94 vs the bears/lions , that was amazing

It was the last game of '95.


BIG BOB JOHNSON......... BY A MILE

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