Jack Viney - Legend

[D Rev 630]

Given the amount of youth that we are playing at the moment, the senior players out or underperforming, I was thinking how lucky we are to have Jack Viney in the side.

Yes, he had a better season last year with Trac and Oliver firing, but he has really been incredible this season with his leadership and continued efforts.

As a very social person, I was re-watching the Brisbane game and he was absolutely incredible in it.

We are super lucky to have him.

[Wodjathefirst 2,653]

That flying horizontal tackle against the Brisbane player a few weeks ago says it all.

[Ethan Tremblay 30,966]

Any truth to the rumour that he roundhouse kicked the doctor when he was born?

[spirit of norm smith 16,588]

JV7. He’s a legend.  Definitely!!! One of our greatest ever players. Probably the toughest Demon ever.  He and Barassi31 probably on level ranking for toughest ever.  

[MaccaR 62]

It might be a big call, but he has surpassed his old man. Best father-son we have had in a long time.

[DeeZone 10,100]

Jack Viney never ceases to amaze me, his never say die resilience allows him to just keep giving and giving for the team the kids must love that JV has their backs and I have noticed that our kids are also adopting his tough never take a step back behaviours. He will certainly end his career as a Legend of the MFC. Love Jack.

ps(loved Todd as well)

Edited July 19 by DeeZone
Added ztodd

[Jibroni 5,009]

He makes Nails cry

[binman 43,757]

12 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

He makes Nails cry

When jack steps on a nail, the nail needs the tetanus shot.

[Guest]

Our JV7 was a wonderful captain and is still a wonderful captain when he steps up in Max’s absence. Jack is red and blue to the core. ❤️💙

[Little Goffy 14,639]

No matter how good a player is or isn't, my favourite feature will always be the strength of character it takes to grow and change.

Pickett's growing maturity and game sense, Melksham's late-career 'patron saint of goal assists' shift, Tom McDonald's switch forward, then back, and finally the transition to having sheer calmness be his leading trait, and even Kade Chandler's relentless efforts to claw away and overcome his weaknesses.

Looking a little further back, there's the excellent effort Nathan Jones went to, dropping weight and adding agility to extend his career and make himself a bit more versatile after a decade digging to the bottom of packs.

But maybe Viney did the hardest thing - never mind overcoming rubbish injury runs - when he rebounded from being dropped from the co-captaincy by consciously adapting the way he interacted with and led his teammates. 

When you're as good as Viney is, and part of club nobility, it takes good character to be humble.

Also, it is difficult to describe his literal and figurative hardness without resorting to memes.

Touch wood we can see him play 300. There's no evident reason why not.

[DubDee 26,117]

One of my all time favs

We don’t win a flag without him imo

Adds some much needed hardness and mental toughness. 

[ElDiablo14 5,002]

Does anyone have the video where he presents the premiership cup to his father?

That's legacy, royalty of this club.

[MoeSyzlak 669]

12 hours ago, DubDee said:

One of my all time favs

We don’t win a flag without him imo

Adds some much needed hardness and mental toughness. 

Couldn’t agree more. 
 

His contribution to that flag is criminally underrated by most. Set the tone early by smashing Macrae. Then was involved in all the bang goals. Everyone goes on about Jackson but you’ll see Viney was the extractor. 

[Webber 10,538]

Utter beast, and the truest of red and blue legends. With Max and Nibbler, also the heart of reliability in the team.

[Roost it far 8,581]

When he ripped that ball out of McInerney’s arms in that epic Brisbane win last year and kicks the goal. Thats one of my favourite goal’s ever. 

[Dee Zephyr 19,268]

1 minute ago, Roost it far said:

When he ripped that ball out of McInerney’s arms in that epic Brisbane win last year and kicks the goal. Thats one of my favourite goal’s ever. 

 

[Guest]

Jack saying Hello to free WIFI 🤣

This was taken half an hour ago in the Virgin lounge at the airport by a DA member.

I thought they flew out yesterday but they’re boarding to leave now. Then straight to the captain’s run.

GO YOU MIGHTY DEES!

 

PS how lucky are the players that I’m not on their flight 😂

 

Edited July 19 by WalkingCivilWar

[Little Goffy 14,639]

It was actually Jack Viney who corrected the Cloudstrike global outage.

[DEE fence 5,039]

18 hours ago, binman said:

When jack steps on a nail, the nail needs the tetanus shot.

I am not joking when I say tougher than Matthews, and 5 times a better human. When I was a little kid I was sad Leigh didn't play for us, even though I adored Robbie, I wanted that tough and hard player that was feared. Now I say I prefer Jack in every respect.

Edited July 20 by DEE fence
Praise.

[daisycutter 29,737]

18 hours ago, binman said:

When jack steps on a nail, the nail needs the tetanus shot.

when jack crashed through a plate glass window front the ambulance called o'brien's

[Docs Demons 1,792]

Both he and his old man are/were hard as cats heads. Best father/son I reckon for MFC and close to all of the AFL

[Sir Why You Little 37,125]

Yes Todd was an incredibly tough player, for the younger members on here, the era Todd played in was really tough. 
The rules of the day were very loose, the Hip & Shoulder was applauded and Players were beginning to become professional, so the Fitness of Players was improving. 
The Hits were hard…

and yes Jack’s performance was sublime, in the GF, on a par with Tracc, just hard to see

Edited July 20 by Sir Why You Little

[Guest]

Has there ever been a harder barstard at the MFC?

Not that I have seen.