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Who is the most unique player in the AFL?

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Maxwell
cant kick
cant mark
cant handpass
very slow
but boy o boy what a leader
wish we had him
truly unique
 
Nic Nat by a long way. No one has even come close to looking like him, playing like him and having the same abilities.
 

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Certainly Nic Nat at the moment.
Mind you those of us here in WA have seen something similar before. His name was Stephen Michael. Dual Sandover medalist, Simpson medalist, Tassie medalist ( best player in Australia, state of origin 1983), 17 time state of origin player, 3 times as captain, 1983 all australian captain, 5 time B/F for Sth Freo. Knocked back $80,000 a year offer in the early 80s from Geelong to play VFL (big dollars back then). High leaping, fast running ruckman, way ahead of his time, as good at his feat and in the air as Nic/Nat and many say the best player ever to not play VFL.
 
Certainly Nic Nat at the moment.
Mind you those of us here in WA have seen something similar before. His name was Stephen Michael. Dual Sandover medalist, Simpson medalist, Tassie medalist ( best player in Australia, state of origin 1983), 17 time state of origin player, 3 times as captain, 1983 all australian captain, 5 time B/F for Sth Freo. Knocked back $80,000 a year offer in the early 80s from Geelong to play VFL (big dollars back then). High leaping, fast running ruckman, way ahead of his time, as good at his feat and in the air as Nic/Nat and many say the best player ever to not play VFL.
So he's not unique then - strange...
 
Roughead.

- Rucks at centre bounces.
- Ruck rover and wins clearances at centre bounces too.
- Very capable in the back half of the ground.
- Sells hotdogs in the grandstands at half-time.

Does it all.

Oh yeah, won the Coleman Medal for good measure too.

Yeah he won a Coleman, that definitely makes him unique.
 

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I don't know, Didak firing bullets out of a moving car with a known criminal while plastered, was a pretty unique plaster ...
Nah, more an anachronistic plaster. Back in the 1920s-1940s heyday of Melbourne gangster John Wren such actions were probably a condition for sponsorship at Collingwood.
 
Goodes.

I don't think anyone will ever win a Brownlow as a ruckman, midfielder, led his team in goals as a forward in multiple seasons and even play a year down back. Name someone in history who's done all that.
 
Im gonna put dusty Martin forward, I don't think I've seen any player give a don't argue like he does consistently. Yeah he has his flaws but is still unique as the OP is about
 

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