If Tippett had stayed 2013 and 2014 could have been very different.Tippett was primarily a mark-on-the-lead, set shot kind of forward, who also had decent ruck craft. Not much beyond that, but that was enough to make him a valuable player.
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If Tippett had stayed 2013 and 2014 could have been very different.Tippett was primarily a mark-on-the-lead, set shot kind of forward, who also had decent ruck craft. Not much beyond that, but that was enough to make him a valuable player.





Tippett plus TT isn't a complete flog
Would have been a good trade deal for him too.All things considered though he was a fair pick up for a later second round pick
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He was a very good contested markTippett was primarily a mark-on-the-lead, set shot kind of forward, who also had decent ruck craft. Not much beyond that, but that was enough to make him a valuable player.
Tippett was primarily a mark-on-the-lead, set shot kind of forward, who also had decent ruck craft. Not much beyond that, but that was enough to make him a valuable player.
Mark Stevens vs Kurt Tippett would be a good argument. Both burned for too short a time. Tippett probably more goals, but Stevens 2001-2003 at CHF was brilliant.Under selling him a bit I reckon
Bit injury prone but at his best he was a 50+ goal a year power forward. Massive presence and a great mark.
I'd easily have him in the top 5 key forwards to play for the club. I suspect after this era he will still be there (along with Walker, Modra, Thilthorpe and Fogarty)
In 2015-16 he was about the best ruck/forward in the comp. I think we'd have won a couple more games with him (have to rejig the team a bit).If Tippett had stayed 2013 and 2014 could have been very different.
For a VERY brief period of timeIn 2015-16 he was about the best ruck/forward in the comp. I think we'd have won a couple more games with him (have to rejig the team a bit).
About a year.For a VERY brief period of time
Scott Welsh criminally underratedMark Stevens vs Kurt Tippett would be a good argument. Both burned for too short a time. Tippett probably more goals, but Stevens 2001-2003 at CHF was brilliant.
His FF years were very impressive. Was overseas then so didn't see every game.Scott Welsh criminally underrated
Mark Stevens vs Kurt Tippett would be a good argument. Both burned for too short a time. Tippett probably more goals, but Stevens 2001-2003 at CHF was brilliant.
Tippett was primarily a mark-on-the-lead, set shot kind of forward, who also had decent ruck craft. Not much beyond that, but that was enough to make him a valuable player.
Under selling him a bit I reckon
Bit injury prone but at his best he was a 50+ goal a year power forward. Massive presence and a great mark.
I'd easily have him in the top 5 key forwards to play for the club. I suspect after this era he will still be there (along with Walker, Modra, Thilthorpe and Fogarty)
Right now its a clear top 4.
1. Modra
2. Walker
3. Tippett
4. Jenkins
Then it's between TT & FOG for #5. Do FOG's 2 seasons of 40 and 41 goals = TT's 55 goal season so far?
I would have TT as our #5 and he will probably end up #3.
People still talk about Modra today, and not just supporters at our club.Try #1 and by a mile at the rate TT's going.
Tex and Modra were excellent forwards, but they weren't era defining ones. TT is well positioned to be an era defining one.
Did you not watch him when he was with us?
Footywire started keeping contested marks in 2010.
Tippett was #6 in the AFL in 2010 for contested marks.
Tippett was #3 in the AFL in 2012 for contested marks.
AFL tables kept them for 2009 and Tippett was #5 for contested marks in the AFL.
In 3 of his 5 seasons with us he was at worst top 6 in the AFL for contested marks.
People still talk about Modra today, and not just supporters at our club.
That was an era defined by key forwards.
Probably have to see how the next few years go with Riley before making a "GOAT AFC Forward" call, because as good as he could be, he's gonna have 2 very good players to beat.It was, though I find Modra more of a flash in the pan instead of Dunstall/Ablett or Carey/Lockett. A high high, but didn't quite stick the landing (whether due to injuries or other issues).
It was, though I find Modra more of a flash in the pan instead of Dunstall/Ablett or Carey/Lockett. A high high, but didn't quite stick the landing (whether due to injuries or other issues).
True, but back then those numbers weren't that impressive!Flash in the pan?
Bloke kicked 70+ in 5 different seasons.
Late starter, lots of injuries and off field drama. Two excellent years with us.Flash in the pan?
Bloke kicked 70+ in 5 different seasons.
Discussion was key forward rather than goalkickers. He was brilliant as a genuine CHF.Cmon. Brilliant between 2001-2003?
Mark Stevens kicked 67 goals between 2001-2003. Kurt Tippett kicked 55 in 2009.
Mark Stevens had ONE season where he kicked more than 21 goals in his entire career. Tippett had 7.
Stevo had one good season and that was in 2003. Better compare Stevo to Mitch Morton than Tippett.
Discussion was key forward rather than goalkickers. He was brilliant as a genuine CHF.
Top 2 or 3 finish in B&F a couple of times.