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Darren Cuthbertson 19 goals over three weeks 7, 7 and 5 in 1991

 
2 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

Don't forget Ray Carr's 11-goal effort, just once.

and a certain player who kicked 18 snags  in his last game......

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4 hours ago, Winners at last said:

Clarrie's performance v Adelaide ... the loss by one point.

All are a distant 2nd when compared to performing in a final 

 
1 hour ago, robbiefrom13 said:

A few years ago I got a call from the club, in a membership drive.  I'd already renewed as it happened, but we had a bit of a chat.  The fella who rang introduced himself as Max Gawn.  He'd played his first senior game a few weeks earlier and I'd been in Melbourne and saw it.  I remember him going for a bit of a run through the centre, and he played with a kind of looseness that was really entertaining to watch.  I told him so, and wished him well.  I said I saw Robbie Flower's first game, and now I'd seen his too - great times, seeing someone play their first game with flair.  Of course, I had no idea what a god I was talking to, and Max would not remember a random supporter telling him that, back then - but I do.  It makes the pleasure of his extraordinary rise all the more wonderful, for me.  Must be like that for everyone he shook hands with, made a coffee for, etc.  Fabulous stuff.  And then - look at the impact these guys have!  Like Justin Langer going on about how the team went out there and played for each other, cared, and especially that they made it fun - it was the Max Gawn songbook!  Culture-changing stuff.  They make you so proud...  Love these guys.

I had a beer with Max’s parents at The G the day he debuted. They were nervous and just rapt that he got to play a game. To think that he has gone on to become the first premiership Capt in 57 years must be mind blowing for them.

I doubt they’ll remember me but it’s something I won’t forget.


Max is a champion ruckman, a champion person and now he is our champion premiership captain. What a man what a legend. It is hard to put him into words.💕❤️💙

15 hours ago, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

I had a beer with Max’s parents at The G the day he debuted. They were nervous and just rapt that he got to play a game. To think that he has gone on to become the first premiership Capt in 57 years must be mind blowing for them.

I doubt they’ll remember me but it’s something I won’t forget.

There is a very great deal to like / love about Max, both as a footballer, a champion at that, and as s bloke who was prepared to put in the hard yards for a few years to be better than initial forecasts and promise. As a Captain of a footy club, he is excelling; as a player he is now (in his category of play - the ruck), beyond legend status in real time. The fans, the team, the coaches all love him and the bias of footy 'experts' such as commentators just have to grin and bear it. His talents are his vanguards for all to see and feel. 

In the meantime, every time, Max just goes about his business with modesty, composure and humility. His mother and father must be extremely proud of the man that they have created and nurtured. Onyer, Max. There will never be another Max Gawn.

 

 

19 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

There is a very great deal to like / love about Max, both as a footballer, a champion at that, and as s bloke who was prepared to put in the hard yards for a few years to be better than initial forecasts and promise. As a Captain of a footy club, he is excelling; as a player he is now (in his category of play - the ruck), beyond legend status in real time. The fans, the team, the coaches all love him and the bias of footy 'experts' such as commentators just have to grin and bear it. His talents are his vanguards for all to see and feel. 

In the meantime, every time, Max just goes about his business with modesty, composure and humility. His mother and father must be extremely proud of the man that they have created and nurtured. Onyer, Max. There will never be another Max Gawn.

 

 

Great posting Dee56 

 

Group thank you to all posters, for the thorough coverage of why, and how much, we should appreciate M. Gawn 🙏


On 11/16/2021 at 4:17 PM, Dante said:

Darren Cuthbertson 19 goals over three weeks 7, 7 and 5 in 1991

Biffen was there.

 

30 minutes ago, tiers said:

And then DC disappeared. Why?

huh....i'm right here.......i think

Ha did anyone see maxy on ch7 sport tonight? He made a comment about how winning the premiership was better than a newborn which he said people told him having a newborn would top a premiership and said he hope his wife isn't watching and said Jess didn't play in the premiership. 

Not sure how she will react to that but Maxy does give me a laugh. 


2 hours ago, dees189227 said:

Ha did anyone see maxy on ch7 sport tonight? He made a comment about how winning the premiership was better than a newborn which he said people told him having a newborn would top a premiership and said he hope his wife isn't watching and said Jess didn't play in the premiership. 

Not sure how she will react to that but Maxy does give me a laugh. 

You can only win 1 premiership per year. Big Max could easily sire triplets or quadruplets such is his ability

On 11/16/2021 at 12:38 PM, Demon Disciple said:

Although in a losing SF, Travis Johnstone’s 2nd & 3rd quarters against the Crows in 2002 is noteworthy.

Had so much talent did TJ. Not all wasted but could have been so much more. 

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11 hours ago, daisycutter said:

huh....i'm right here.......i think

Did you kick 19 goals in three games? If not, then you are the wrong DC.

18 minutes ago, tiers said:

Did you kick 19 goals in three games? If not, then you are the wrong DC.

pretty sure i dreamt i did, once upon a time 🤣

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