There are 26 Hall of Fame legends (two primarily inducted for coaching). It's a higher standard that legend status, and that can be added to (rather than replacing an existing top ten player).
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Yep I agree. This will ruin Sydney unless the afl bails them out somehow.His move was entirely financially based. He won't retire until all the money is his, unless the AFL catches him for his rumoured 'three strike policy' breaking.
Fyfes kicking is the only thing that lets him down. It's very ordinary and it may have already cost Freo a flag.Currently:
Only Ablett jr is a top 10 all time great. Should have 3 or 4 Brownlows and 2 more flags. Don't trade away your happiness now to earn money in hopes that if you make enough you'll be able to buy it back later. You can't. Financially satisfied...philosophically trying?
If Fyfe wins another Brownlow, wins a flag and stays injury free then he will move into the top 10. He just turned 24 in September! By age 27 i expect him to be a top 10 all time great. This kid is everything you want in a footballer.
Since 2000:
Many contenders in a game that has changed so much.
Judd - his years at West Coast were extraordinary
Goodes - People should not forget how good he was between 2003- 2010
Scarlett - The backbone of Geelong's successful era, under rated IMO, without him the Cats would not have been as good.
The year he won the Brownlow he only scraped into the all Australian team and probably shouldn't of been there. He wasn't close to the best players in the comp that year.Still won a brownlow at Carlton, and have a look at his finals against Sydney and Richmond and come back to me.
He was a different player at Carlton, but hardly a shadow of the West Coast days.
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No it wasn't. I brought the topic up and you quoted me. It was 2013.No one was debating Franklin 2013 season it was 2011 and 2012 season which were discussed.
Judd was favourite in 2011 and didn't win it. Let's just assume that Swan and Judd's Brownlows were for the wrong years, but deserved none the less.
Goodes was not that good between 2003-10. Incredibly overrated along with Simon Black. Can anyone actually think of games that Goodes played that were worthy of being spoken about as a top 20 player?Currently:
Only Ablett jr is a top 10 all time great. Should have 3 or 4 Brownlows and 2 more flags. Don't trade away your happiness now to earn money in hopes that if you make enough you'll be able to buy it back later. You can't. Financially satisfied...philosophically trying?
If Fyfe wins another Brownlow, wins a flag and stays injury free then he will move into the top 10. He just turned 24 in September! By age 27 i expect him to be a top 10 all time great. This kid is everything you want in a footballer.
Since 2000:
Many contenders in a game that has changed so much.
Judd - his years at West Coast were extraordinary
Goodes - People should not forget how good he was between 2003- 2010
Scarlett - The backbone of Geelong's successful era, under rated IMO, without him the Cats would not have been as good.
Ablett probably should of won the Brownlow in 2010. averaged over 30 touches a game and kicked nearly fifty goals. Was destructive. Also wasn't helped by Thompson sticking him in the pocket for long periods of time because of their feud. But swan improved a lot in 2010 and was Collingwood thus got all the media attention that year.Swan was the dominant midfielder in 2010/2011 and should have won back to back Brownlows.
Huh!?Go back to 2013 and look at all the threads from hawthorn and neutrals debating whether franklin was better in 2008 or 2013. Many neutrals thought 2013 was better. I don't. But it was easily his second best. 2011 not even in the debate.
Sorry dunstall ain't there. There are about four full forwards better then He was. Lockett, Pratt, Coleman and Hudson. Dunstall probably ranks alongside Coventry behind those four.So much overrating of current and recently retired players. Robert Harvey had a long career yes, but if you chose a dream team from his era there are a lot of midfielders you'd choose before him. Same with Boomer. Scarlett and Enright is just laughable.
Ablett Snr
Carey
Dunstall
Lockett
Mathews
Thats half the top 10 gone without touching on any players pre-1980 who I've only seen in highlights videos.
Fyfe and GAJ are the only 2 current day players capable.
It's funny that Australian Football is one of the few sports that doesn't have a clear G.O.A.T. Cricket has Bradman, Football has Pele, Basketball has Jordan, Golf has Nicklaus, Swimming has Phelps, Squash has McKay (!), etc.
Nope. franklin had dodgy hands/shoulders then and couldn't take overhead marks. 2008 and 2013 by far his best years. I do remember Lonergan taking franklin to the cleaners on a number of occasions in 2011 though.Huh!?
2011 was franklins peak.
Yep. Along with Hawks fans suggesting Mitchell.Cats fans suggesting Scarlett are having a giggle surely...
Williams at his best was a far better player then Mitchell. People have short memories. Mitchell does have amazing high consistency though. Brownlow votes aren't a great measure. Williams wasn't exactly the umps favourite either given all the mouthing off he did. Umps have admitted they didnt give him votes because of it.
Mitchell may or may not be worthy (as I said in my other post) but he is so far ahead of Scarlett in this discussion it's not funny.Yep. Along with Hawks fans suggesting Mitchell.
Sorry dunstall ain't there. There are about four full forwards better then He was. Lockett, Pratt, Coleman and Hudson. Dunstall probably ranks alongside Coventry behind those four.
Nope. franklin had dodgy hands/shoulders then and couldn't take overhead marks. 2008 and 2013 by far his best years. I do remember Lonergan taking franklin to the cleaners on a number of occasions in 2011 though.
Gee that's tough on Goodes, he could run all day, 30 + possessions a game, you had to have your best tagger on him all day. I remember Max Rooke vomiting after the game having played on Goodes who ran and and ran and ran. Scarlett was a general on the field, under appreciated as a club leader.Goodes was not that good between 2003-10. Incredibly overrated along with Simon Black. Can anyone actually think of games that Goodes played that were worthy of being spoken about as a top 20 player?
Scarlett doesn't belong in this conversion either. He does belong in the conversation of best full backs/defenders of all time but not in the best player conversation.
Legend status for sure....Scarlett was like general Patton and the 3rd army, he had the troops and charged forward...under rated and under appreciated by the football knobs on here. Envy is the art of counting the other fellow's blessings instead of your own and many football fans were extremely envious of Matthew Scarlett.Reckon you've got it bang on, apart from Fyfe; too early to tell (although he's made an excellent start).
Those disparaging Scarlett have nfi - Geelong built the most successful team they've ever fielded around him.
Ablett, Judd, Goodes, lock 'em in for Legend status down the track. Scarlett too.
I tend to rate finals performance highly. And why I discount GAJ's last 4 years.