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I think we may well add good ol' Laurence Angwin to this list now!
Hehehe.
Tredders#16
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Tredders#16
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Originally posted by Tredders#16
Eago77 and I were in a chatroom recently and decided that we'd put together a list of Crow's players that were just dead set ordinary. We then thought we'd make up a team...but we came up with so many names that we decided to come up with two teams: one for up to 1995 and the other for 1996 and after. Here they are:
Pre 1995 - Coach: Robert Shaw
Backs: D.Hughes, T.Warhurst, M.Viska
H/Backs: B.Lindsay, P.Rouvray, R.Thompson
Centre: S.Schwerdt, E.Warrior, A.Geddes
H/Forward: M.Di Biase, J.Klug, C.Lamb
Forward: S.Tongerie, C.Groom, S.Wigney
Ruck: R.Negri, A.Saliba, E.Hocking
Int: M.Kluzek, S.Pedler, S.Tasker, R.Bone
Emerg: W.Weidemann, D.Marsall, D.Smith
Post 1996 - Coach: Gary Ayres
Backs: T.Ormond-Allen, B.Chalmers, A.Fernee
H/Backs: B.Higgins, A.Ingerson, M.Collins
Centre: C.Sampson, R.O'Loughlin, L.Picione
H/Forward: S.Cook, B.Standfield, B.Williams
Forward: A.Keating, A.Richardson, T.Cook
Ruck: M.Golding, B.Atkinson, D.Gallagher
Int: T.Gilligan, B.Singh, L.Herbert, S.Logan
Emerg: M.Connell, S.Wellman, M.McKinnon
Can anyone add any? Apologies if we put someone in the wrong era. I think any club would struggle to put together a worse list than this! Any comments or suggestions?
Cheers,
Tredders#16 and Eago77.
Originally posted by Tredders#16
Eago77 and I were in a chatroom recently and decided that we'd put together a list of Crow's players that were just dead set ordinary. We then thought we'd make up a team...but we came up with so many names that we decided to come up with two teams: one for up to 1995 and the other for 1996 and after. Here they are:
Pre 1995 - Coach: Robert Shaw
Backs: D.Hughes, T.Warhurst, M.Viska
H/Backs: B.Lindsay, P.Rouvray, R.Thompson
Centre: S.Schwerdt, E.Warrior, A.Geddes
H/Forward: M.Di Biase, J.Klug, C.Lamb
Forward: S.Tongerie, C.Groom, S.Wigney
Ruck: R.Negri, A.Saliba, E.Hocking
Int: M.Kluzek, S.Pedler, S.Tasker, R.Bone
Emerg: W.Weidemann, D.Marsall, D.Smith
Post 1996 - Coach: Gary Ayres
Backs: T.Ormond-Allen, B.Chalmers, A.Fernee
H/Backs: B.Higgins, A.Ingerson, M.Collins
Centre: C.Sampson, R.O'Loughlin, L.Picione
H/Forward: S.Cook, B.Standfield, B.Williams
Forward: A.Keating, A.Richardson, T.Cook
Ruck: M.Golding, B.Atkinson, D.Gallagher
Int: T.Gilligan, B.Singh, L.Herbert, S.Logan
Emerg: M.Connell, S.Wellman, M.McKinnon
Can anyone add any? Apologies if we put someone in the wrong era. I think any club would struggle to put together a worse list than this! Any comments or suggestions?
Cheers,
Tredders#16 and Eago77.
Originally posted by Macca19
how pivotal was 1994????
Originally posted by dogs105
It is an absolute disgrace that John Klug made this list. I remember him taking marks 4 deep in a pack and giving no-look handballs over his shoulder to someone running past 15 metres away. He had great hands, and a an amazing football brain. Yu cannot seriously have paid any attention to early Crows games at all if Klug makes this side.
If you really want a dud CHF, what about Darren Smith or Alan Bartlett?
Or Scotty?
Originally posted by Ford Fairlane
You crowies, you're nothing if not predictable. Want a bite, slag Scotty. I'm pleased to see nobody fell for it except me!Read this carefully ... Scott was not a centre half forward. He played the position very occasionally as part of Jack's forward rotation with Scott and Darren Smith, but he was a full forward. Much like Tony Lockett is a full forward even though he occasionally played ruck. I know u crowies will never forgive him for not embracing the Hollywood Football Club as wholeheartedly as the rest of u did but u have 2 admit - if Cornes in his manic hatred of all things Port Adelaide had not taken Scott from the ground in the '93 PF when he thought it was stitched up you may have been dancing in the streets like loons four years earlier than you did. And Cornesy might still be coach and his sons might be crowies!!! Aaaahhh call it poison karma ..
Darren Smith .. dud CHFhmmmm, maybe if he was ever given an extended opportunity to play the position we could judge ... but seeing as "supercoach" was always sitting him on flanks and wings (but mostly the bench) we can never really know. But .. and I've kinda lost count ... 7 or 8 premiership medallions with the Magpies - all played at CHF - is a pretty impressive statistic for a "dud CHF".
As for Prince Charles (aka wingnuts Bartlett) don't waste words by adding "CHF" after "dud".
But, to show that I'm not an unreasonable guy, I do agree with your assessment of Klug. He was no dud. Inconsistent maybe, weird to watch yes, but he could do freakish things and he was a goalscorer. If not for his bung knees he might have made a more lasting impact.
Originally posted by dogs105
Hey I love Scotty as much as the next person!!! (firstly!)
Scotty played CHF for most of the first half of '93, after Mods displaced him from the goalsquare when he was injured.
If you are going to complain about the positions the duds are in, why don't you go back and look at Tredders original line-up.
Darren Smith was a dud at AFL level
(Can't believe I'm saying this) Darren Smith's achievements at SANFL level have nothing to do with the fact he was a dud in the AFL.
and I was just fishing!![]()
Originally posted by Ford Fairlane
A galaxy too long ago and too far away to get into extended debate over. But I stand by my main points.
1. Scott was not a CHF. The fact Cornesy played him there only tells me what an idiot he was, not that Scott was a CHF. And no matter what song and dance the media made back then, Scott and Mods got along fine and they could work well together as a full forward/forward pocket tandem. I thought they looked really dangerous in that prelim final in 93 and I've never understood why Cornes took Scott off (other than the previous suggestion of Cornes pathological hatred for all things Port).
2. If Darren Smith had the extended opportunities Cornes extended to his bum buddy Bay mates like Rouvray, Murphy, Jameson, Thompson, Viska, Bartlett (one game was one game too many) etc etc then he could have established himself as at least a serviceable AFL CHF. Yes, his SANFL record doesn't qualify him for any AFL status ... but any guy with the sort of record Smithy had at local level could obviously play. For whatever reason though, a lot of football followers in SA (including, sadly some Port supporters) did not like him.
Finally, yes, I know you were fishing. I just felt like chasing some bait this morning.![]()
Originally posted by dogs105
Okay, we agree Scott was not a CHF. You'd also better let Sniper_16 know, because if positions are important he had Rouvray at CHB, Standfield CHF, Keating in a FP, Warrior in the middle, Groom at FF etc etc etc.![]()
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Originally posted by dogs105
Okay, we agree Scott was not a CHF. You'd also better let Sniper_16 know, because if positions are important he had Rouvray at CHB, Standfield CHF, Keating in a FP, Warrior in the middle, Groom at FF etc etc etc.![]()
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Originally posted by Eago77
Turner - another tall looking for a game. They do have a lot of dud talls though. Maybe the bigger name duds could cause a problem for him.
As for the Darren Smith debate, truly a great of the SANFL. Not a great of the AFL though, but never a dud IMO, of course i am biased towards him.