From the sublime to the ridiculous - who's the one at your club?

[The Cardtrader]

Every team has one of those guys, you know, the one who will drop the easiest mark in the goal square one minute, have the ball hit them in the face the next, then later in the game kick an amazing goal from the boundary.

Who is it at your club?

At mine it's easy - Jason Castagna

 

[Burton89onegoal]

Ken Hinkley.

 

[Topkent]

Connor McKenna - Who from your club is like him?

Great little trick from Essendon's favourite Irish player last night. However he is also one of our most frustrating to watch at times. So who from your club is like him? When the ridiculous comes off you love him but when it doesn't you just wish he'd do the simple thing more often?

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[TedDougChris]

Suckling. Can be such an amazing kick on his left foot, but can barely use his right to stand on...

 

[Asapartyhat]

Jack Darling has a moment every now and then.

 

[Pessimistic]

Timmeeee

 

[MadMundy]

Ed Langdon

 

[juss]

Castagna is a great call from Richmond OP, can kick some ripper goals, followed up by a messy fumble and a complete air ball snap that goes straight up and out on the full. When he's lining up for goal on the boundary I often say this could go anywhere, as you just don't know whether he'll nail it or completely shank it.

 

[Walter H White]

Cam Guthrie.

Geelong are specialists in this area. Have had a lot of players who have a big gap between their best and worst. Probably the most extreme example was Steven Motlop, who on his day was as damaging as just about any player in the comp, but as his career went on put out those great performances increasingly rarely.

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[HTT]

Castagna is a great call from Richmond OP, can kick some ripper goals, followed up by a messy fumble and a complete air ball snap that goes straight up and out on the full. When he's lining up for goal on the boundary I often say this could go anywhere, as you just don't know whether he'll nail it or completely shank it.

He’s one of very few players I would not question for turning around and taking a snap from the top of the goalsquare, he’s honestly a better chance of kicking it. He’s probably a better chance if he kicks it back over his head too.

 

[Toump Ass]

Sam Frost

 

[Power Raid]

Pittard is no longer with us but his "take the game on" style with great intercept marks, a kamakazi run out of defence cutting through the lines and setting up an attack could go either way. Either an act of a sublime player or absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Elmer_Judd]

Levi Casboult owns this thread

 

[Lynch takes a mark]

Flyin' Ryan this year

 

[PerfectFooty]

ANB at melbourne is one of the hardest runners, but has the biggest fumbles of the footy and brainfades by foot and hand

 

[ubuntu]

Shaun Mckernan

 

[Stryke]

Justin Westhoff.

Would honestly rather him kick a checkside from the boundary then 30m directly out in front.

 

[Minka Beaver]

Current: Sam Frost.

Historical: Earl Spalding.

 

[Leeda]

Jim pe.y
JOM
Certain to cause a ruckus..

 

[NonPhixion]

Thread needs more Josh Jenkins

 

[Espio]

Levi Casboult owns this thread

Nah, Liam Jones a mile out in front now at Carlton. One minute brilliant intercept mark followed by a slicing 40 bullet pass, next minute 30 metres off his player for a goal or ridiculous turnover kick that travels 8 metres.
Love Liam but he drives you mad some days.


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[Genesis67]

Jack Darling needs to be banned from the goal square on Grand Final day.

 

[74561347]

This year - Dane Rampe