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Duncan Wright vs Brayden Maynard. Similarities?

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On 24/02/2024 at 12:41, Redleg said:

Pretty different acts to me.

One was a king hit behind play, the other was a bump to the head sort of in play.

One was a criminal assault and the other a bit of rough/dirty play.

Collingwood lost John Greening to a king hit years ago by Saint Jim O’Dea. Greening could have been anything, he was brilliant.

sorry for greening being taken out by odea think greening was fav for the brownlow that year but about time the filth suffered like they bashed us 1958 gf and tried again in 64

 

Maynard will become an icon. His act on its own allowed Collingwood to win that flag.

it reduced Melbourne by one A grade player, he was not replaced with similar ability.

collingwood supporters do not care, they won the flag. There is no sign that says but only by a couple of points. In their view he is a hero, other clubs may or may not agree. 
there will be no revenge on KB unless one of our forwards has a brain fade and SM will he at the other end of the ground in any case.  Pity Gus is not playing but time to move on. 

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46 minutes ago, Winners at last said:

Imagine the outcry if Stephen May had cleaned up Josh Daicos in the same manner !!

It is possible….


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