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Glad at least one Collingwood great (Dermot Brereton) made the starting 18 for the 80s.
Also Richo and Buddy were much better in their early years than later, dont just listen to commentators. Those two were electric
Salmon over McKernan for the 90s?
Would love to see a comparison of their stats during that decade. Corey had a lot of dominant games in the 90's.
fair enough. if accurateSalmon
181 games
285 goals @1.57 per game
2453 hit outs @ 13.55 pg
2743 disposals @15.15 pg
McKernan
138 games
155 goals @ 1.16 pg
1375 hit outs @ 9.96 pg
1979 disposals @ 14.34 pg
Clement over Archer in the 00s for sure?
Also, Richo-Tredrea-Fev is very top heavy
fair enough. if accurate
Salmon over McKernan for the 90s?
Would love to see a comparison of their stats during that decade. Corey had a lot of dominant games in the 90's.
Cyril Rioli? You’re absolutely having a lend. Archer twice? PffftttttWe were discussing this in another thread, about the difference between eras so I thought I would create a thread to compare the best teams of each decade. Now the main rule here, is that a player has to of played either their best football in that decade, or at the very least close to their best football, and more than for a single season.
I must admit, I am not well versed on the halfbacks or so of the 90's so I stole this best 22 for the 90's from a thread back in 2002 on another forum
Team of Decade 1990 to 1999
FB Gavin Wanganeen; Steven Silvagni; Glenn Archer
HB Guy McKenna; Glen Jakovich; Nigel Smart
C Peter Matera; Greg Williams Craig Bradley
HF Michael Voss; Wayne Carey (Capt); James Hird
FF Darren Jarman; Tony Lockett; Gary Ablett
FOLL Shaun Rehn; Nathan Buckley; Paul Kelly
INT Paul Salmon; Garry Hocking; Robert Harvey; Ben Hart
COACH Denis Pagan
Team of the Decade 2000-2009:
B: Glenn Archer; Matthew Scarlett; Dustin Fletcher
HB: Andrew McLeod; Justin Leppitsch; Nigel Lappin
C: Adam Goodes; Nathan Buckley; Simon Black
HF: Matthew Richardson; Warren Tredrea; Brendan Fevola
F: Jason Akermanis; Matthew Lloyd; Brad Johnson
R: Dean Cox; Michael Voss (C); Chris Judd
I/C: Scott West; Mark Riccuito; Matthew Pavlich; Ben Cousins
Coach: Leigh Matthews
Team of the Decade 2010 to 2017 (not done yet but fun to think about)
FB: Corey Enright; Brian Lake; Nick Smith
HB: Luke Hodge; Alex Rance; Shaun Burgoyne
C: Scott Pendlebury; Sam Mitchell; Joel Selwood
HF: Cyril Rioli; Lance Franklin; Steve Johnson
FF: Jack Riewoldt; Josh J. Kennedy; Eddie Betts
FOLL: Todd Goldstein; Gary Ablett Jnr; Patrick Dangerfield
INT: Nate Fyfe; Josh P. Kennedy; Dustin Martin; Heath Shaw
Coach: Alastair Clarkson
Now these are pretty basic, and I mostly stole them from other sources, making a few modifications such as taking Nick Reiwoldt out of the 2010 to 2017 team as I think as good as Nick was his best football was not in the 2010 to 2017 period, not by a long shot. I also took out Dean Cox for the same reason. Also Buddy is not in the 2000's team as while he did play very well in that decade, the body of his work has been from 2010 onwards. I also had Judd in the 2000's team instead of the 2010's team as I think Judd was better in the 2000's.
I am also very sure that everyone will disagree with those teams, but I thought I would have them up as a general guide. Obviously, there is also some crossover between teams as well, though it is somewhat limited.
Feel free to put in your own teams/changes as well.
So overall though, what do you think of all three teams, how do you think the teams would go against each other?
Cyril Rioli? You’re absolutely having a lend. Archer twice? Pfffttttt
Salmon was a better pure ruckman over a longer period and Coreys injuries smashed his career and seriously inhibited his run of form..
However, if you were picking a side from all comers from the 1990's based upon excellent form runs, McKernan would be in the side as the second ruckman and Adrian McAdam would be there too. After Stynes, no ruckman burned brighter in the 1990's than Corey McKernan in 1996.
From left field for the 90s second ruck what about Spida Everitt? Bit of a dick but could play.Rehn is the correct choice