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1 hour ago, 4_Kent_Watts said:

Nup not accepting it

Fair enough - lets not let facts get in the way of an argument - that's the Demonland way 😁😁

 

Bennett was wonderful, so were Jakovich, Shwartz, Green, and Jurrah. Neitz and Robbo were not bad either. But I will place 1) Garry Lyon 2)Bayley Fritsch and 3) Jack Watts over most when it comes to kicking. Watts was a beautiful kick for goal. 

 

They should be showing kids that video in school. The most uncomplicated kicking stance and beautiful art.

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15 hours ago, 4_Kent_Watts said:

And if you wanna talk stats then you never seen AJ over a 3 year career.  Crushes Liam. Loved Liam Loved Allen even more but if i was asking for a goal outside 50, or from any angle inside 50, i would say Brad was a chance during a 12 year Career and the closest I've seen to as good a kick as Matty Lloyd. Apologies if you feel I'm bickering. 

Actually Jackovich's goal kicking accuracy (not including out on the full) was 54% while Jurrah's was 63%.


On 7/5/2023 at 2:28 PM, Tony Tea said:

It's a regret of mine that I never went to Windy Hill.

As a youngster in the 70's, I stood in front of the grandstand and women who looked my mum would use language that even me and my mates would think too filthy and strong.  I went home dazed and confused. And I was there for the goal.

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20 hours ago, redandbluemakepurple said:

Not to mention David Cordner and Weidemann last year.

I have a Bombers work colleague who is mad that we fobbed Weid off on Essendon because his hands are as bad as I told him they were.

On 7/5/2023 at 11:28 AM, Tony Tea said:

It's a regret of mine that I never went to Windy Hill.

Are you a masochist?  lol

Worst ground for opp supporters in the VFL. Terrible out of the way place.  Worse even for dees supporters. We rarely won out there.

 

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