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Jamie Elliott for me, he's like a jack in the box. How such a little fella can spring so high is amazing, plus love his cheeky grin.
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All time Daicos, his was the first number on my first ever Guernsey. Feel privileged to have watched him play, absolute freak.
Around the same time I loved Dougy Barwick and Mick McGuane.
Bucks was right up there, as was Dids and Leon Davis.
Current day, Pendles by a fair way, then Elliott and the Seed
Ok don't laugh...
Bobby Rose was my first hero...unstoppable midfielder, tough as nails, skilful as they come, great leader, great sportsman.
Daics is overall the most skilful I've ever seen. He could do things you'd never even contemplated on a footy field and he did them with monotonous regularity. He left opposition players and supporters shaking their heads when he kicked goals from seemingly hopeless situations. Graeme Shepherd was another with a freakish skill set, but few of you would ever have heard of him.
Of the current crop Beamer was right up there. I love tough, no nonsense players, they don't go overboard with celebrations cos they expect to do what they do. Rowdy was like that, Clement and Millane as well. Broomy will do me now.
But my favourite of all time is Johnny Greening. So much skill and athleticism and speed and balance and game sense and awareness....Pendles is a beauty but he has nothing on JG. People would go to the footy just to see him play (even supporters from other clubs). Greening was that good.
So lots of numbers that could go on my jumper eh? 22,35,7,8,26,29,42 should take a tattslotto ticket!
Same here, Swanny has been my favourite for a while, before him it was our coach and as a kid I loved Gavin BrownSwanny for sure.
yet to play a game for the PIESCrisp
Being born in 77 unfortunately didn't get to see the great man play, but i remember reading a thread from on our board about John Greening. It was a tragedy how his career got cut short.Ok don't laugh...
Bobby Rose was my first hero...unstoppable midfielder, tough as nails, skilful as they come, great leader, great sportsman.
Daics is overall the most skilful I've ever seen. He could do things you'd never even contemplated on a footy field and he did them with monotonous regularity. He left opposition players and supporters shaking their heads when he kicked goals from seemingly hopeless situations. Graeme Shepherd was another with a freakish skill set, but few of you would ever have heard of him.
Of the current crop Beamer was right up there. I love tough, no nonsense players, they don't go overboard with celebrations cos they expect to do what they do. Rowdy was like that, Clement and Millane as well. Broomy will do me now.
But my favourite of all time is Johnny Greening. So much skill and athleticism and speed and balance and game sense and awareness....Pendles is a beauty but he has nothing on JG. People would go to the footy just to see him play (even supporters from other clubs). Greening was that good.
So lots of numbers that could go on my jumper eh? 22,35,7,8,26,29,42 should take a tattslotto ticket!
As this is a thread about your favourite player, and not the best, then I'm a Witts fan. Love the way he took on the ruck responsibility this year, without fanfare. Just quietly got on with it. So much upside.