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OK so this is just something to pass the time, and somewhat of a measuring contest for the future, I guess.
Most posters on here have their personal favourite players, who they have and do stand by, even through the tough times.
This isn't so much aimed at declarations of blind faith, but to really, honestly, put yourself on record and say which players you think will or won't "make it".
"Making it" is obviously pretty subjective, so for the interest of consistency, I'd suggest "making it" would be either playing somewhere around 10 years of consistently being in the senior side (someone like McVeigh or Welsh), or made a significant impact on the club (John Barnes' reasonably short career helped us win the 2000 premiership).
Now's the chance to show which players you think will make it, and which won't.
We'll go through every single listed player, leaving no stone unturned, and revisit this each year hereafter, or at the end of each player's careers.
A simple "Will" or "Won't" ought to do it, considering how many players we're covering, and removes the ability to apply "get out" clauses to cover your tracks later
Of course, Watson, Hille, Lovett-Murray would already be "Will".
I'll let you decide on Goddard, as you may think he "won't" achieve that at Essendon.
Winderlich has been around 10 years, but hasn't consistently played (granted, due to injury) so you can still make your own call on that.
Most posters on here have their personal favourite players, who they have and do stand by, even through the tough times.
This isn't so much aimed at declarations of blind faith, but to really, honestly, put yourself on record and say which players you think will or won't "make it".
"Making it" is obviously pretty subjective, so for the interest of consistency, I'd suggest "making it" would be either playing somewhere around 10 years of consistently being in the senior side (someone like McVeigh or Welsh), or made a significant impact on the club (John Barnes' reasonably short career helped us win the 2000 premiership).
Now's the chance to show which players you think will make it, and which won't.
We'll go through every single listed player, leaving no stone unturned, and revisit this each year hereafter, or at the end of each player's careers.
A simple "Will" or "Won't" ought to do it, considering how many players we're covering, and removes the ability to apply "get out" clauses to cover your tracks later
Of course, Watson, Hille, Lovett-Murray would already be "Will".
I'll let you decide on Goddard, as you may think he "won't" achieve that at Essendon.
Winderlich has been around 10 years, but hasn't consistently played (granted, due to injury) so you can still make your own call on that.