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Jack Viney 200 Games

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Man of steel.  As Adzman said above, pound for pound he'd have to be up there with the toughest in the league over many seasons now.

When you get up close he's not a big fella by any means but the bod is all muscle and ripped.  The amount of work required to upkeep that... wow!

I'm sure he was duly lead by the Jones boy (among others) who laid down the foundations of what's required to play at the highest level... and consistently at that.

He constantly lets his footy do the talking.  A great leader by example.

I see traits of Viney coming through in the likes of Sparrow at times (when playing through the middle).

Hats off to you Vins.  I salute you...one of the all time greats of the mighty Demons 👏🏼💪🏼🍻

 

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    25 minutes ago, Trisul said:

    Great chat between Gawn and Vines on the milestone:
     

     

    I just love those two. The perfect ying and yang of leadership. 

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    Just how lucky are we.!!!!

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    Does anyone know what level Jack is at. I know he doesn't say anything about it. But i would expect he would be close to a Black Belt, but it could be more including being more than a Dan.

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    Can someone more tech savvy than me please post the awesome Jack moment from round 18 last year (that insane match vs the Lions at the ‘G) where Jack wrenches the ball from McInerney’s hands and goals narrowing the margin to five points. The match that many Dees fans left before it ended coz… who’da thunk???!!!😅

    Please and thanks!

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    Even my phone gets excited remembering this moment, it starts to yell halfway through the post 😂

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    1 hour ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Can someone more tech savvy than me please post the awesome Jack moment from round 18 last year (that insane match vs the Lions at the ‘G) where Jack wrenches the ball from McInerney’s hands and goals narrowing the margin to five points. The match that many Dees fans left before it ended coz… who’da thunk???!!!😅

    Please and thanks!

     

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    Viney is a genuine tough footballer. 

    He is no sniper, nor is he a choose your moment hard man. He plays the same way all game, every game - see ball , get ball regardless of who is in the way.

    He provides team lifting , match winning moments by example.

    Every team needs a Jack Viney. Thankfully he is a red and blue blood.

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    13 hours ago, Trisul said:

    Great chat between Gawn and Vines on the milestone:
     

     

    This is awesome - congratulations jack ❤️💙

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    Up there with the toughest Demons I have seen in 50 years. In fact I can't think of one tougher.

     

    Thanks for your efforts Jack. You have almost single handedly dragged this club back from its darkest days to the powerhouse it is today. 

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    My two favourite Viney moments - one is that tremendous goal after wrenching the ball off McInerny. But the other, which I only heard about, was from before he played AFL. He was playing under age in the VFL and, as we know, there are often some pretty seasoned older players in that comp. One of them - I think from Geelong- hit Jack, then aged 16 or 17, and broke his jaw. Was Jack intimidated? - no, he wanted to go on with it!!

    His father was a great player. Jack is better.

    I hope he has lots of kids!!

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    18 minutes ago, Ollie fan said:

    His father was a great player. Jack is better.

    I hope he has lots of kids!!

    Todd was awesome. A Silver to Gold Version of Tom Sparrow. Kicking was always a worry.Jay was tougher than tough, Not sure why he left? Maybe too slow.

    Robbie Flower met Todd at the Airport in 1986 wearing a full Safari Suit, as an ice breaker , and took him to Robbies joint for the day and night. Todd was A demon from then on and helped Robbie play in his first finals and the clubs first in 23 years.

    Todd rebuilt us culturally before 21. Tod hated Neeld.

    Premium Family royalty for the Dees. BArassi, Cordner and Vineys. Hard to split.

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    Some photos just sum things up so well.

    This is Jack Viney. Wouldn't have been a sniper hit, just HARD.

    One of my all time favourite footy photos

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    8 minutes ago, Brownie said:

    Some photos just sum things up so well.

    This is Jack Viney. Wouldn't have been a sniper hit, just HARD.

    One of my all time favourite footy photos

    viney.jpg

    One man has made a career of being a tough as nails competitor, the other has made a career of ducking his head. Just ask him. 

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    Love that Jack has always been such a a clean skin. Never had any off field controversies, never needed some idiotic bogan haircut or a swathe of tough stickers either.

     

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    The point of this vid from Saturday is how Maysie got tangled up in banner tape. 😅But, just as Jack was about to run through the banner I yelled out, “Go Jack!” and he waved to me. A small thing, yes. But a big thing considering we all yell out to them and because they’re all pumped and focussed and raring to go they rarely acknowledge it. Jack is one of those players who never stops appreciating us, even in his 199th game. ❤️💙

    https://www.facebook.com/demonarmy/videos/1932885343800496/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

     

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    Link won’t work 😭you’ll just have to take my word for it 😅

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