Who is the most unique player in the AFL?

[EB&W Pieman]

Other than Mundy, Fyfe, Watson....

What? In what way does Jobe Watson - in particular- play like Scott Pendlebury? Their styles are completely different.

Sheesh!!!

 

[HBF]

Not having read through the entire thread, it would have to be NicNat.

 

[invinciBlues]

Other than Mundy, Fyfe, Watson....

None of them have the foot skills of Pendles though, which is what sets him apart from them.

 

[Brown n Gold]

What? In what way does Jobe Watson - in particular- play like Scott Pendlebury? Their styles are completely different.

Sheesh!!!

Tall Mid with awesome vision, both can go forward and kick goals.

 

[Brown n Gold]

None of them have the foot skills of Pendles though, which is what sets him apart from them.

Mundy is a beautiful kick!! better than Pendlebury.

 

[invinciBlues]

Mundy is a beautiful kick!! better than Pendlebury.

Truthfully, I haven't seen as much of Mundy as I have of the others. Sounds like I should pay a bit more attention

 

[EB&W Pieman]

Tall Mid with awesome vision, both can go forward and kick goals.

Oh dear.

On that basis, I guess I'm identical to Jennifer Hawkins, because we're both mammals.

 

[Brown n Gold]

Oh dear.

On that basis, I guess I'm identical to Jennifer Hawkins, because we're both mammals.

Well how about you point out the differences for me.. as they are not obviously apparent

p.s. if you are identical to J Hawk, any chance I can get your number??

 

[Adelaide Hawk]

Most unique player in the AFL is unquestionably Karmichael Hunt. Gets paid millions irrespective of how he performs. In 2013, he played 9 games, averaged 9 disposals per game, and yet that justifies him continuing to be paid a million next season. All in the name of the AFL trying to white ant the NRL .... sheer lunacy.

 

[Brown n Gold]

Most unique player in the AFL is unquestionably Karmichael Hunt. Gets paid millions irrespective of how he performs. In 2013, he played 9 games, averaged 9 disposals per game, and yet that justifies him continuing to be paid a million next season. All in the name of the AFL trying to white ant the NRL .... sheer lunacy.

Hmmm similar to Scully other than the NRL bit.. LOL

 

[winzor]

Michael Jackson is pretty unique... i reckon

 

[Adrian Lieschke]

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[forwardflanker]

 

[Eastern Rangers]

This is a great test for people's analytical skills.

Pendles is pretty unique because of his stoppage work, he's not anything like the other tall midfielders in that he's exceptionally good on the exit from stoppages. Loves to draw players, break lines with short runs and precise ball use. Not high meterage but it creates space for others.

Fyfe is pretty unique because of his marking but he's a pretty conventional stoppage player who relies on his clean hands lateral movement and height.

My most unique player is Mark LeCras.

 

[AlecDuncan]

Until he finished up this year I would have said Setanta O'hAilpin. Unique not because he was the best (duh), but because no-one, least of all himself, knew what he would do in any given situation, and he never did the same thing twice. He was the joker in the deck.

 

[invinciBlues]

Until he finished up this year I would have said Setanta O'hAilpin. Unique not because he was the best (duh), but because no-one, least of all himself, knew what he would do in any given situation, and he never did the same thing twice. He was the joker in the deck.

Always reminded me of 'The Duke'.

 

[Blacky]

Nic Nat
Buddy
Sandi
Steve Johnson

 

[Vdubs]

(Watson.
May go down in history as the only player to have a Brownlow taken back.)

No, seriously hope that doesn't happen.

Dustin Fletcher.
Still arguably in Essendon's best 5.
Unique in many positive ways.

 

[Hodgepodge]

Joel Selwood for revolutionising the art of drawing free kicks.

 

[TheCatsMan]

Hodgepodge, you have taken being a dickhead to an artform. Enjoy your premiership

 

[forwardflanker]

Buddy and it's not close.

 

[Seppo]

And we have a new clubhouse leader:
Heritier Lumumba

 

[smashbox gill]

Dangerfield - blend of brute force, and elite speed. No one else in the AFL has this, bar early Judd.

otherwise Pendles

 

[westie]

What about Harry, err...... Henrietta?

 

[eaglespremiers]

Definitely Nathan Fyfe, one of few players who contest the ball regularly and so efficiently in the air and on the ground. Naitanui (obviously). Dustin Fletcher who has basically created his own position and role. Michael Johnson too, he's got an extremely odd handle on the ball and has a very slim body shape, yet holds down a key position in defence effectively and is a talented runner

Unique kick too.