Theseventhhamster
Brownlow Medallist
Not at all. Despite being slim he was well regarded for his defensive work.Was softer than Flash. No mean feat.
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Not at all. Despite being slim he was well regarded for his defensive work.Was softer than Flash. No mean feat.
Fairly depressing thread this one. Blease, Morton, Strauss, Georgiou...
We drafted some absolute spuds, my god.
Strauss perhaps. I don't think Blease was ever even close to looking like resembling possibly approaching anything close to a player.It didnt help that two had tib/fib breaks - I think Blease and Strauss would actually have worked under Goody... but they were already dead.
Dom Barry (Glenelg)
Played two seasons with Melbourne before leaving the Demons at the end of 2014 to move to the APY Lands in far north South Australia to reconnect with his family's culture. The 23-year-old has been a revelation in his first season with Glenelg with his blistering speed on the wing. Has attracted the attention of a couple of AFL clubs.
FORMER Melbourne speedster Dom Barry is back on the AFL radar after an impressive first season with Glenelg.
The 23-year-old's blistering pace down the wing and outside run will be enough to get clubs taking a second look.
Barry has made an immediate impact at the Tigers, averaging 21 disposals per game to go with 10 goals.
He joined the Tigers after moving to Adelaide earlier this year to study a Bachelor of Education.
Barry left his career at the Demons behind at the end of 2014 so he could be closer to his family in the APY Lands.
After spending time in Darwin and Alice Springs, Barry played several games last year for Fregon in the Far North West Sports League while driving a bus as part of the Federal Government remote school attendance strategy.
Would be great in a St Kilda jumper.
anyone got a nathan carroll update?
Jail at a guess.
Strauss perhaps. I don't think Blease was ever even close to looking like resembling possibly approaching anything close to a player.
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Yeah lots of wishful thinking I reckon. Just remember, Barry, Blease, Tappy etc couldn't break into our senior side when we were one of the worst outfits in the history of the VFL/AFL.
Barry Prendergast just totally screwed us. Anyway, the wheel has turned and we now have a recruiter who is a gun.
Yeah he belted a couple randoms on a bender a little while back. Loved him as a player but he's a fair s**t campaigner I think
Legit could be the worst player ever drafted, he was Hunt with zero footy ability. Couldn't kick for s**t couldn't win contested an couldn't mark. He was terrible
He lives in BaliJail at a guess.
Tom Gillies talking about how he could have been Brian Lake: http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-10-08/flagging-fortunes-how-tom-missed-threepeat-chance
He's also penciled in living to 100. He's an optimist at least.Tom Gillies talking about how he could have been Brian Lake: http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-10-08/flagging-fortunes-how-tom-missed-threepeat-chance
Tom Gillies talking about how he could have been Brian Lake: http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-10-08/flagging-fortunes-how-tom-missed-threepeat-chance
Tom Gillies talking about how he could have been Brian Lake: http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-10-08/flagging-fortunes-how-tom-missed-threepeat-chance