Your clubs favourite Cult Hero of all Time

[greatwhiteshark]

Cuz by miles

 

[Colonial]

Wayne Weideman at Adelaide
Jake King at Richmond

Swans? Dunno, maybe Warwick Capper once upon a time.

Wouldnt Swans be Paul kelly? He seemed to be loved

 

[Gough]

I'd argue John Klug was the Crow's first cult footballer, Rodney Maynard had cult appeal as well.

 

[Sttew]

2007-2009 for Cats had to be Max Rooke I think.

Or the "Big Hairy Cat", Cam Mooney

 

[Demonic Ascent]

The Juice

Gotta be this guy

 

[Jade]

Run at me.

 

[Procrastinator35]

 

[Jack Bradley]

I really cant get over how a professional selector could sit down and look at this guy and think he would make a good afl player.

 

[Alberton]

Its hard to split Michael Wilson, Greg Phillips, Dave Grainger, Darren Mead, Russell Ebert, John Cahill and Fos Williams.

But I have to say the one and only Bruce Light.

 

[Eski3]

Surprised no one has mentioned the man, the myth, the mystery:

 

[Kwality]

Its hard to split Michael Wilson, Greg Phillips, Dave Grainger, Darren Mead, Russell Ebert, John Cahill and Fos Williams.

But I have to say the one and only Bruce Light.

Fos Williams a cult hero, no mate, he was the real McCoy.

 

[Scotland]

 

[Righteo]

The last two images aren't loading for me but I can only assume RoJo is one of them.

 

[Scotland]

The last two images aren't loading for me but I can only assume RoJo is one of them.

RoJo already got a mention earlier in the thread.

I added Troy Wilson, Josh Wooden, Scott Cummings and Dooooooogs.

 

[Freomaniac]

Too many at freo to choose from. Clive is always mentioned, Scott Thorton and Kepler Bradley are cult figures too. Jesse Crtchton played 20 games in 4 seasos for us and gets bagged for his mullet!

 

[Scotland]

Andrew Wills is my favourite Freo cult hero.

Or Michael 'I come in and punch people every once in a while' Brown.

 

[MC Extra Dollop]

Rooke and Mooney are the obvious recent Geelong ones, with Shannon Byrnes an under-the-radar cult hero. No-one really stands out at Geelong these days, though Josh Walker has potential. Smedts could be too, if he ever gets it together on the field.

And while I don't think your cult hero can really be a champion player, I prefer the CHs that get the nod for more than an unusual haircut. Should be a guy that could actually play a bit.

 

[Marc_Remillard]

Rodney 'Balls' Grinter and he did what everyone in the VFL/AFL wanted to do which was smack Terry Wallace into next week.

Really, that's worthy of a Legend status by itself.

 

[Sttew]

Rooke and Mooney are the obvious recent Geelong ones, with Shannon Byrnes an under-the-radar cult hero. No-one really stands out at Geelong these days, though Josh Walker has potential. Smedts could be too, if he ever gets it together on the field.

And while I don't think your cult hero can really be a champion player, I prefer the CHs that get the nod for more than an unusual haircut. Should be a guy that could actually play a bit.

Yeah. Harry Taylor has a bit of a following

 

[Ironmonger]

Doc Wheildon

 

[Back One Out]

Bertie AKA Dipper was the ultimate cult hero.

 

[Procrastinator35]

Bertie AKA Dipper was the ultimate cult hero.

Yeah....That song by the Coodabeen-Champions pretty much confirmed THAT!

 

[SloppyJoe]

Rojo! In stamp form

That postcard gave poor ole Jonesy a terrible review. Accurate, though.

 

[Headless]

In more recent years, the Dees have had a few: Nick '426' Smith, Phillip 'Philthy' Read and Michael 'Juice' Newton. To a lesser extent, Stefan 'SME' Martin.

Good times. s**t times.

 

[Sttew]

In more recent years, the Dees have had a few: Nick '426' Smith, Phillip 'Philthy' Read and Michael 'Juice' Newton. To a lesser extent, Stefan 'SME' Martin.

Good times. s**t times.

What about Robbo?