I genuinely only remember him for the 2012 grand final (and his very short stint with us)
Kicked nearly 100 goals and had a decent highlight reel.
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I genuinely only remember him for the 2012 grand final (and his very short stint with us)
He was our leading goal kicker one year. 2009 though, which doesn't say much.I completely forgot he ever played for Richmond
The best display of footy by an individual I've ever seen was the 1995 GF.Greg Williams?
Edit: he did shine at Sydney, I just think his best footy was with the blues.
Darren Jolly's best was at Sydney in the late 00sSteven Taubert finished fourth in a Brownlow at Sydney after playing without distinction at Essendon and Richmond.
Craig Davis kicked 251 of his 360 goals at Collingwood (Carlton, North then on to Sydney afterwards).
Darren Jolly was AA squad and premiership ruck at Collingwood (Melbourne, Sydney)
John Barker played his best footy at Hawthorn (Fitzroy, Brisbane) and won their goalkicking in 2001.
Jarrod Molloy was runner-up in a Collingwood b&f (Fitzroy, Brisbane). Tony Woods similar at Hawthorn (Fitzroy, Collingwood).
Peter Schofield won North's goalkicking in 1959 after 22 games at Richmond and Melbourne.
Darren Jolly's best was at Sydney in the late 00s
Jarrod Molloy is more of a Lions player, although his first season at the Pies was alright.
It was a good season, however I find his Fitzroy/Brisbane (Lions) days more memorable personally. Brisbane in his fuller seasons (1999-2000) were also a much superior side overflowing with star players, whereas Collingwood circa 2001 didn't have many elite or AA squad worthy players.Not that I feel like debating it, but Molloy's best finish in the b&f in four years at Brisbane was 13th. 2nd at a side that won 11 games was a big jump up.
It was a good season, however I find his Fitzroy/Brisbane (Lions) days more memorable personally.
I wouldn't agree. Molloy was quite a big name in a season like 1999 and kicked a couple big bags before arriving at Collingwood. He shined.Fair enough, but I think Molloy qualifies according to the thread title.
I wouldn't agree. Molloy was quite a big name in a season like 1999 and kicked a couple big bags before arriving at Collingwood. He shined.
Bit of a messy one but worthy of note. Mark Jackson.
Started at Richmond where he didn’t play a senior game>on to Melbourne where you could possibly argue he played as well as anywhere>St Kilda very short stint but highest goal average in his 10 games there and it won him their goalkicking award despite being sacked mid season for disciplinary reasons.
Then went on to Geelong where he played 31 games.
Lol what?Jared Polec
Byron Pickett
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Darren Jolly was AA squad and premiership ruck at Collingwood (Melbourne, Sydney)
Daniel Pratt was on North's books for two years, no games, delisted, West Coast for two years, three games, delisted, picked up by North again, 116 games. So only two clubs, but played good footy after swapping clubs twice through delistings.