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Best Crow that never quite made it
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Watching him make his debut with Ben Hart for North, I thought for sure he was going to be an absolute superstar while Hart would be a good solid player.
Good bloke.
CrowinNT
Norm Smith Medallist
Trent “potential”
Gary Ayers killed his career, tried to turn him into a back pocket player.
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Ryan Fitzgerald pre knee.
Laurence Angwin but for the issues.
Always wonder what would have come of Fergus Watts if no for pursuing one of the all time dumb trades.
Laurence Angwin but for the issues.
Always wonder what would have come of Fergus Watts if no for pursuing one of the all time dumb trades.
Pedlar.
Has to be Hentschel. Correct me if I'm wrong but in the same year we drafted trent in the pre-season draft didn't we also draft Rutten, Mattner and Bock in the rookie draft. Has to be one of the best group of picks in a rookie draft in a single year ever.
Has to be Hentschel. Correct me if I'm wrong but in the same year we drafted trent in the pre-season draft didn't we also draft Rutten, Mattner and Bock in the rookie draft. Has to be one of the best group of picks in a rookie draft in a single year ever.
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Dodge is part of a gigantic list of players that were world beaters at sanfl VFL level but couldn’t quite make it. I remember having a beer with him after the 99 gf and I’m pretty sure he knew his career was done and was happy enough playing for Norwood.
I still remember him with the long hair carving up port at the parade one arvo. Reckon he kicked 7 or 8 off a flank.
Ian Callinan was another one, though he did have a pretty good 2012 season.
Lack of height and speed was his issue, but his skillset was incredible.
Hentschel is the winner for sure
Smoooothy
May have been wrong about em!
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we got half a season out of him before he spudded up
we got half a season out of him before he spudded up
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I always say John Klug because if we started a little earlier he has a very long career
Just hurt by injuries
Sean Tasker
Just hurt by injuries
Sean Tasker
He made a fairly solid AFL contribution. Was great in the 98 Grand Final. We had alot of similar types at the time and the tradional wingman type role was also changing.
He was a good a player and like I said did not miss on the run.
SugarShane
C12 H22 O11
Chris Knights was lethal in 2009. If he was within 60m he was either having a ping and most likely goaling it, or hitting up a forward lace out.
Really looked like he was going to be a force for years to come. Never really got another good look at it post-2009. Was sad to see him go to Richmond but I understood wanting a fresh start even if it didn't come off for him.
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Timing/Age/Other Factors
Scott Hodges
Brodie Atkinson
Andrew Jarman
John Klug
Bruce Lindner
Talent but injury/luck
Chris Groom
Matthew Liptak
Linden Stevens
Trent Hentschel
Wayne Milera
Had the physical tools but not the mental attributes or commitment
Jonathan Ross
Tom Gilligan
Laurence Angwin
Fergus Watts
James Sellar
John Meesen
Fischer McAsey
Spent their best years elsewhere
Darryl Wakelin
Lance Picioane
Charlie Cameron
Patrick Dangerfield
Phil Davis
Jack Gunston
Scott Hodges
Brodie Atkinson
Andrew Jarman
John Klug
Bruce Lindner
Talent but injury/luck
Chris Groom
Matthew Liptak
Linden Stevens
Trent Hentschel
Wayne Milera
Had the physical tools but not the mental attributes or commitment
Jonathan Ross
Tom Gilligan
Laurence Angwin
Fergus Watts
James Sellar
John Meesen
Fischer McAsey
Spent their best years elsewhere
Darryl Wakelin
Lance Picioane
Charlie Cameron
Patrick Dangerfield
Phil Davis
Jack Gunston
Samcro24
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Lance Picioane played 77 games in 7 years at 3 clubs. Not sure he belongs
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Barry Standfield?
Not sure what happened but as a kid I saw him kicking goals, really liked him. Then gone. How do you kick 23 goals in 13 games then vanish?
Not sure what happened but as a kid I saw him kicking goals, really liked him. Then gone. How do you kick 23 goals in 13 games then vanish?
Samcro24
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They say it’s because he showed the ball, and that probably was a key reason.
Legend has it that was his last game, but it couldn’t have been. He was actually goalless in his final game.
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Richard Tambling? Was it head space?
Nick Gill? 44 shots on goal in 17 games ain't bad. But less than 50% accuracy.
Tony Hall, best elsewhere?
Luke Thompson, injuries?
Tony Modra obviously made it, but could have been sooooo much more
Nick Gill? 44 shots on goal in 17 games ain't bad. But less than 50% accuracy.
Tony Hall, best elsewhere?
Luke Thompson, injuries?
Tony Modra obviously made it, but could have been sooooo much more
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Didn't Pickett show the ball just last week?
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