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3 Pronged Attacks

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Brown, Weideman and Fritsch is ideal for me, but all credit to McDonald for the year he's having.

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    Not sure why Hawthorn in 1971 is not on that list. Peter Hudson kicked 150 goals on his own, so add any other two players - even the full back and back pocket -  and it's better than Brisbane's 142 in 2001.

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    8 minutes ago, Demonland said:

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    What's our best 3 Pronged Attack?

    Whats the criteria for that list?

    They left off Lyon, Schwarz and Jakovich who combined for 190 goals in 1994.

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    4 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    Not sure why Hawthorn in 1971 is not on that list.

    Probably because the article is about forward lines with three prolific goal kickers.

    What I can't work out is the note that says * DENOTES PREMIERS but there are no asterisks to be seen.

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    6 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

    Whats the criteria for that list?

    They left off Lyon, Schwarz and Jakovich who combined for 190 goals in 1994.

    It's a pretty arbitrary list. Mark Jackson and Gerard Healy kicked 153 between them in 1982. Don't know who the third best that year was, but still better than Brisbane in 2001.

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    I reckon our best 3 pronged attack was Mueller, Baggott and Norm Smith in 1939.

    Won us a flag. Good enough for me.

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    36 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    Not sure why Hawthorn in 1971 is not on that list. Peter Hudson kicked 150 goals on his own, so add any other two players - even the full back and back pocket -  and it's better than Brisbane's 142 in 2001.

    The ol' joke comes to mind . . . what would you do if Jesus Christ came to Glenferrie Road . . . ?

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    34 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Assume the Colour is the substitute for the *

    Of course.  Should have picked that up.

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