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Kane Cornes' Top 5 Players

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Cornes clearly says incorrect and inflammatory nonsense so people react and talk about him. 

i’m amazed people fall for it

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    2 hours ago, DubDee said:

    Cornes clearly says incorrect and inflammatory nonsense so people react and talk about him. 

    i’m amazed people fall for it

    I enjoy it and it really doesn't matter. It's not a bad top 5. I love that we have so much quality these days we can be shirty about it though.

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    I get Cornes is divisive but what's wrong with the list? Hard to argue with the top 4. Dangerfield should be replaced by Clarry. 

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    Not entirely sure that the issue is with this list. His opinion.

    People want to be triggered for the sake of being triggered. 

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    Certainly triggered Pies fans. Where's little Nicky they keep saying.

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    9 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Certainly triggered Pies fans. Where's little Nicky they keep saying.

    Yawn. Cornes is bandwagon stuff for the short-term memory. He really lacks depth; rather, he looks for sensationalism placing it under wraps in order to look analytical. Within days, his opinions fragment, dissolve, rot - at least that provides him with a chance or two at finding another few bucks from another few 'non-critical' abstractions. 

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    I’m more inclined to agree with Clarko’s assessment that we have 8-10 All Australians at the moment

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    You lost me at Kane Cornes

    Probably lost most ppl.

    Though Kozzie says Hi  

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    I’ve heard those top three a bit recently. Funny, I remember in a particular game at the end of 2021 when halfway through the third quarter, the commentators were raving about Bontempelli. Oliver went on to him, Bontempelli was hardly seen again, and Melbourne dominated. Doesn’t that say something about the respective quality of the two players? It was, after all, a reasonably important game. 

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    I dont mind his list if you define it as - Which players can produce a burst/ quarter of elite footy to turn or win a game.  You always have to keep them covered.

    For the best footballers see coaches votes.

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    7 hours ago, DubDee said:

    Cornes clearly says incorrect and inflammatory nonsense so people react and talk about him. 

    i’m amazed people fall for it

    You said it.

    Talk about clickbait.

    Kane's mastered the process and its now pretty easy to identify. 

    Talk to the hand Kane.

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    Champion team > Team of champions 

    System and culture > individual performances 

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    SEN (read Collingwood's surrogate broadcaster) and it's hosts are a very hard listen now and have been ever since Hutchy took over.

    Super cringeworthy especially Radar and, aside from Brenton Sanderson's analysis on a Thurs, generally a very very boring lot that just talk AFL speak & pander to the Collingwood nuffies.

    Sando's session is available via the Thurs Whately podcast and is the only piece i bother listening too.

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    ‘Top 5 Players’ makes the criteria very unclear, but if he’s saying the current top performing or in-form players, then the only one I’d strongly disagree with is Dangerfield.

     

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    3 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Not entirely sure that the issue is with this list. His opinion.

    People want to be triggered for the sake of being triggered. 

    Agree Daz.

    I recall the quote” opinions are like a…holes, everyone has one.”

     

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