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PODCAST: Rd 17 vs Port Adelaide LIVE @ 8:30pm (12/7) featuring Supermercado

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13 minutes ago, Supermercado said:

Just realised the list doesn't have Pedersen either. Slot him in around the late 20s and once I've sorted out who else is missing I'll reissue.

You must have a set against burly ex roos. 

 
20 hours ago, Supermercado said:

As promised on the podcast here are my rankings of imported players since 1980. The criteria is plucked from thin air. Hopefully I haven't missed anyone. Probably a bit of recency bias at the top but that's what happens when most of the last 40 years have been a disaster

Brilliant work, or at least a fabulous boondoggle Supermercado. Most glaring omission for me is Laurie Fowler, who played on into 1980 (Bluey winner) and 1981 (Big V rep). A magnificent, tough, reliable backman. Also Jamie Duursma, 33 games in 1988-9. Doug Koop and Dean Chiron too low. 

Reading through other posts, no Steven Icke is right up there too. Along with Fowler, maybe top 10, at least top 20.

 
33 minutes ago, Webber said:

Brilliant work, or at least a fabulous boondoggle Supermercado. Most glaring omission for me is Laurie Fowler, who played on into 1980 (Bluey winner) and 1981 (Big V rep). A magnificent, tough, reliable backman. Also Jamie Duursma, 33 games in 1988-9. Doug Koop and Dean Chiron too low. 

I only took post-1980 debuts or it was going to get messy but agree Fowler would rank highly.

23 minutes ago, Supermercado said:

I only took post-1980 debuts or it was going to get messy but agree Fowler would rank highly.

Excellent. Grievance withdrawn ?


1 hour ago, Webber said:

Excellent. Grievance withdrawn ?

To be honest it was cobbled together pretty quickly so no wonder there's a few fiascos.

14 minutes ago, Supermercado said:

To be honest it was cobbled together pretty quickly so no wonder there's a few fiascos.

If that’s your cobbling, I’m bringing you my shoes. ?

 
8 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

can add stephen powell too

 

Good call.

Was excellent for the dees. Smooth mover and accumulator.  

Good kick too, which is my number one metric!

Who did he paly for before us? The saints? 

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18 minutes ago, binman said:

Good call.

Was excellent for the dees. Smooth mover and accumulator.  

Good kick too, which is my number one metric!

Who did he paly for before us? The saints? 

Bulldogs 97 - 99

Dees 00 - 02 (missed entire 01 season through injury)

Saints 03 - 06

https://afltables.com/afl/stats/players/S/Stephen_Powell.html


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