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Anderson by a country mile was our best #1. The others aren't even in the same league.
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Im so glad you weren't like most Port Magpie fans who barracked for the Crows before 97. Im glad you stuck by the crows and didn't jump ship to follow the new franchise Port Power.
Yes, ando's booming left foot & trigger's floaters gave mods plenty of opportunities to take yet another hanger.Was a bit young for Ando although I do recall the 93/94 seasons when Modra mania hit. Left footer wasn't he ?? Can distinctly remember he and Tregenza belting down the wings.

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It also says a lot that the first of those good games came ~2.75 seasons into a 3 season stint.
Which is it?I remember thinking he was an OK recruit to begin with.
My memory of Tambling's Adelaide career is as follows:
1) He starts off respectably....
3) He returns to reasonable form....
This is actually not an entirely unreasonable summary, but doesn't quite accord with your statement that he didn't play a decent game until his AFC career was nearly over. Also, which was the game where he got suspended? My memory was that he had been playing better and better each game up until that point, then was hung out to dry by Craig with that bizarre 'toughness' video and rarely picked after that except for fill in roles.1) He starts off respectably.
~1.5) Somewhere in this stint he takes a mark, which is acknowledged by the umpire, and plays on. Said umpire changes his mind calling it a free kick against Adelaide and 50m against Tambling for kicking the ball away. A goal is conceded as a result
2) He has a terrible game against Carlton.
3) He returns to reasonable form, but is made a scapegoat after Collingwood kick 10 goals in the last 15 minutes of a game.
4) Disappears into the wilderness for 2 years
5) Plays a crucial role in a come from behind win against Geelong.
6) Kicks a goal
7) The end
Trigger too busy running and bouncing awkwardlyYes, ando's booming left foot & trigger's floaters gave mods plenty of opportunities to take yet another hanger.![]()
Trigger too busy running and bouncing awkwardly
By good game I probably should have put "great game", there certainly wasn't anything like his effort against Geelong in the first year.Which is it?
This is actually not an entirely unreasonable summary, but doesn't quite accord with your statement that he didn't play a decent game until his AFC career was nearly over. Also, which was the game where he got suspended? My memory was that he had been playing better and better each game up until that point, then was hung out to dry by Craig with that bizarre 'toughness' video and rarely picked after that except for fill in roles.
"house on fire" is stretching it. I remember thinking he was an OK recruit to begin with.
My memory of Tambling's Adelaide career is as follows:
1) He starts off respectably.
~1.5) Somewhere in this stint he takes a mark, which is acknowledged by the umpire, and plays on. Said umpire changes his mind calling it a free kick against Adelaide and 50m against Tambling for kicking the ball away. A goal is conceded as a result
2) He has a terrible game against Carlton.
3) He returns to reasonable form, but is made a scapegoat after Collingwood kick 10 goals in the last 15 minutes of a game.
4) Disappears into the wilderness for 2 years
5) Plays a crucial role in a come from behind win against Geelong.
6) Kicks a goal
7) The end
He kept Milne kickless that game.There was a story that Crowell once lined up on Stephen Milne, who said "who the f... are you?"
Crowell said "You'll find out" but I don't think Milne ever did.
The two moments I remember from him were when we were told to play with more aggression he gets suspended the week after and made a mockery of by Neil Craig during the week with that stupid video he showed off to the press about tough football.
The other was him stopping a then BOG Sandilands in his tracks around 2011ish by accidentally poking him in the eye. Relegating Sandilands to the bench for the rest of the game. We still got flogged I think as well.

