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King Huskii
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People are tripper
Baeshaw is the best
Then Rozee
Then that other guy who plays for Carlton
Baeshaw is the best
Then Rozee
Then that other guy who plays for Carlton
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your carlton mates are the one drumming up the rivalry and the trolling. The carlton fans are biased towards walsh, just pretending to have biggest d**ks in the room.
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100% the correct take IMO. Rozee will be the overwhelming neutrals choice as careers go by but there’s a reason Freo were s**t when Brayshaw was underdone and have won 4 in a row as soon as he got back to his best.
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No pretending FM
Rozee is comfortably the more damaging player, but I do agree Brayshaw is more well rounded. If I had to choose it’d probably be Brayshaw cause I also think he’s a brilliant leader already. Walsh is falling behind but that’s because it’s hard to flourish at Carlton. You’d be more than happy with any of them.
He's also had a year longer to develop.
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I’m more than happy to base my argument on Brayshaw’s form at the same point in his career.
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One is an AFL MVP, voted by his peers who play against him every week as the best in the comp. The other two are not.
Edit: I don't mean to dismiss either of them. Rozee is a star. He is outright third in my personal Brownlow tracker. Somehow I think he is actually flying under the radar this season given how Butters is going. I wouldn't swap him for Brayshaw though, and I wouldn't think Port fans would do the opposite. Keen to watch Bray/Serong v Rozee/Butters when that fixture arises.
Edit: I don't mean to dismiss either of them. Rozee is a star. He is outright third in my personal Brownlow tracker. Somehow I think he is actually flying under the radar this season given how Butters is going. I wouldn't swap him for Brayshaw though, and I wouldn't think Port fans would do the opposite. Keen to watch Bray/Serong v Rozee/Butters when that fixture arises.
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For me if I was building from the ground up I'd pick Brayshaw. He's the guy that's going to grind out those wins to get you into the finals.
To actually win the flag you need that cream on top and Rozee to quote Bruce is 'delicious'.
I'd take Rozee at the moment only because I think we have enough cake in our emerging midfield. Last year I would have said Brayshaw.
To actually win the flag you need that cream on top and Rozee to quote Bruce is 'delicious'.
I'd take Rozee at the moment only because I think we have enough cake in our emerging midfield. Last year I would have said Brayshaw.
Probably the best way to put it.
Walsh not being in the conversation also speaks volumes.
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Honestly Walsh could be the best of the lot if he played for any other team. There's just something cursed about Carlton that seems to suck the ability out of players.
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Very Hard not to agree with that (unfortunately)
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Wardlaw will be better than all of them in a couple of seasons. First time I've seen him play today, best young player in the league. A more dynamic version of Daicos
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No . No he couldn't
He lacks so many attributes the other two have
His only attribute is running. That's all
He's not even close.
It's not true though.
Walsh's game is very limited.
No overhead game
No goal sense
Kick is shallow
Not tough
Poor game sense
He plays like he's in under 12s.
Run around back for handball. Get handball. Handball sideways. Repeat
He's a serial and pathological stat padder
He's better off switching sports to sheep dog trials
He'd be very good
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Did Walsh root ur mrs or something? Half of these are absolutely laughable to claim.
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Daicos and butters are the best in the game right now
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Walsh as a junior was a ball winner that was dominant in the inside while having the elite endurance to play an outside game as well. He was also a much more composed player on the outside. Not very tricky or skillful but he would use his agility (which is surprisingly elite - you wouldn't expect it given he isn't the fleetest of foot but he tested very well) and strength to either evade the tackle or break through it and dish off to someone in a better position. His footy IQ would have been one of his strengths, just always knew where to run and where his teammate would be.
Put Walsh in the Geelong/Hawthorn/Sydney development pipeline and he's got a few more tricks rather than see the ball and go for a hack kick around the corner.
