Player Watch Brayden Cook

[Soggy2112]

Going big here.. Reminds me a lot of Scott Pendlebury. Awesome spatial awareness and time seems to slow down when he has ball in hand.

Does he have a basketball background though?

 

[WheresGroomgone]

which Kappler? Darren was obviously the faster, but I reckon David was criminally underrated

David was a talent and stayed true to South unlike his brother who ended up being a bit of a journeyman.

 

[Sanders]

David was a talent and stayed true to South unlike his brother who ended up being a bit of a journeyman.

Darren did help us get D.Jarman though

 

[KeaysyInTheBowlsy]

Brayden Cook will go down as a top 3 AFC all time player.

#oracle

 

[hey shorty]

Premature

 

[FR0GGY]

Premature

Undercooked

 

[70lethal]

Steele Sidebottom

22

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Age

33

Ht

184cm

Wt

86kg

Pos.

Mid

Career

Season

Last 5

D

27.4

5star

K

14.1

5star

HB

13.3

5star

M

5.5

5star

T

3.7

5star

CL

3.2

5star

D

24.0

5star

K

12.0

5star

HB

12.0

5star

M

4.5

4star

T

4.3

5star

CL

2.3

4star

D

31.6

5star

K

14.4

5star

HB

17.2

5star

M

4.2

4star

T

4.2

5star

CL

6.0

5star

 

[eddiespocket]

Maybe the best Panthers player I ever saw was Mark Coombe but sadly his career was really over before it started due to his shoulder injury, probably with the major improvements in surgical processes these days he'd have been remembered as an absolute champion of SA football. People carry on about Jason Horne-Francis but this bloke was better at the same age. On Lindsay Backman a very good footballer with brilliant skills and footy smarts but I always classed him as a bit "soft".

Australian Football - Mark Coombe - Player Bio

australianfootball.com

Mark Coombe | South Adelaide Football Club

MARK COOMBE - 2002 - THE "GREATEST SOUTH ADELAIDE TEAM" Mark Coombe won the Knuckey Cup as an 18 year old in just his second year of League football for South Adelaide, having finished as runner-up for the award in his debut season with the League team. He had had an outstanding record as a...

www.safc.com.au

what about Wayne Slattery amazing teenage footballer

Coombe was a little before my time but my older brother says he was good

 

[DaKids]

what about Wayne Slattery amazing teenage footballer

Coombe was a little before my time but my older brother says he was good

Yep - know Slatts pretty well. Super young talent, started when he was 15 or 16. Took one of the best hangars you’ll ever see.

 

[Mutineer]

what about Wayne Slattery amazing teenage footballer

Coombe was a little before my time but my older brother says he was good

Saw both of them live almost every game they played back then, Wayne Slattery was very good as was Shane Butler but honestly Mark Coombe was on a different level.

South Adelaide Hall of Fame with some pretty illustrious Panther names.

Hall of Fame | South Adelaide Football Club

2019 Inductees

www.safc.com.au

 

[earlsta]

 

[Rory Walkerfield]

I can’t stop watching it.

 

[Sanders]

Saw both of them live almost every game they played back then, Wayne Slattery was very good as was Shane Butler but honestly Mark Coombe was on a different level.

South Adelaide Hall of Fame with some pretty illustrious Panther names.

Hall of Fame | South Adelaide Football Club

2019 Inductees

www.safc.com.au

Naley was the best I saw; Robin White & Michael Bennett very underrated

used to enjoy watching Darren Troy physically man handle Garry McIntosh so brutally that McIntosh was visibly afraid of Troy. Rightly, he was a wrecking ball straight out of a Stephen King does Country Football novel

 

[Mutineer]

Naley was the best I saw; Robin White & Michael Bennett very underrated

used to enjoy watching Darren Troy physically man handle Garry McIntosh so brutally that McIntosh was visibly afraid of Troy. Rightly, he was a wrecking ball straight out of a Stephen King does Country Football novel

I'd have Mark Coombe a smidgin in front of Naley more on what could have been than anything, both absolute AA graders, Coombe's elite dual sided kicking gets him over the line for me.
Yeah Darren Troy was a beauty, and to think he wasn't getting games at the Cats, if I remember right we had thing going on with the Cats back in the day, another very good player we got over from then was Ruckman Rob Hawkins (brother of Jumpin' Jack Hawkins and Tom's uncle). Talking about tough buggers Alan White wasn't very big but he could handle himself. Some I reckon were underrated were Renz Bais, Geoff Baynes, Eddie Fry, Craig utensil and the Kappler Brothers Darren especially.

 

[Mutineer]

I can’t stop watching it.

Hugo goes alright himself up forward.

 

[dogs105]

Hugo goes alright himself up forward.

Willunga?

 

[Mutineer]

Willunga?

Hugo Hoeck Player Profile

South Adelaide Football Club

www.safc.com.au

 

[Blurter]

I'd have Mark Coombe a smidgin in front of Naley more on what could have been than anything, both absolute AA graders, Coombe's elite dual sided kicking gets him over the line for me.
Yeah Darren Troy was a beauty, and to think he wasn't getting games at the Cats, if I remember right we had thing going on with the Cats back in the day, another very good player we got over from then was Ruckman Rob Hawkins (brother of Jumpin' Jack Hawkins and Tom's uncle). Talking about tough buggers Alan White wasn't very big but he could handle himself. Some I reckon were underrated were Renz Bais, Geoff Baynes, Eddie Fry, Craig utensil and the Kappler Brothers Darren especially.

Still the greatest effort in a team photo, ever.

 

[Mutineer]

Still the greatest effort in a team photo, ever.

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[dogs105]

Hugo Hoeck Player Profile

South Adelaide Football Club

www.safc.com.au

Very successful club in the last 20 years. I went to school and played basketball with Todd Steele who captained them to about 6 flags in a row (after a few seasons at South). A lot of SANFL players produced over the years.

 

[Sanders]

I'd have Mark Coombe a smidgin in front of Naley more on what could have been than anything, both absolute AA graders, Coombe's elite dual sided kicking gets him over the line for me.
Yeah Darren Troy was a beauty, and to think he wasn't getting games at the Cats, if I remember right we had thing going on with the Cats back in the day, another very good player we got over from then was Ruckman Rob Hawkins (brother of Jumpin' Jack Hawkins and Tom's uncle). Talking about tough buggers Alan White wasn't very big but he could handle himself. Some I reckon were underrated were Renz Bais, Geoff Baynes, Eddie Fry, Craig utensil and the Kappler Brothers Darren especially.

Baynes!

 

[Sanders]

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that man would make Mark Viska cross the road to avoid him

he was quite a sensation in his first year for Geelong if memory serves, but I think his wayward kicking and lack of pace eventually caught up with him at that level.

 

[Clayton Lamb]

 

[glengowan]

Liked that the Crows played him on the wing to start. He’s a good size, good pace, poised and skilful. Similar vibes to Schoenberg in his early games. Both could be pretty significant players in our midfield in coming years.

 

[kick it to me_]

Liked that the Crows played him on the wing to start. He’s a good size, good pace, poised and skilful. Similar vibes to Schoenberg in his early games. Both could be pretty significant players in our midfield in coming years.

Agree, both look like long term players!

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