Millsie69
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His is next level though.
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Worst afl player you've seen (and why)
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It's Chris "Get Off" Hyde. Couldn't do anything well unless you wanted him on the interchange. Running to the bench he was always the fastest man on the field.
Aside from Falou. Mcentee is worse than every single player mentioned in this thread.
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I know he’s been mentioned but Jason Wild was the worst guy I can remember who played over 50 games, his career coincided with some poor years for the Pies, but man he was ordinary….From my own club I can say Peter Street was a very bad player, not sure how many games he played though.
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- Oct 25, 2001
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Wild was a stinker of a kick, and a bit slow so he kept getting caught and shanking it, or he just shanked it. Good handball and fairly fit, but kicking is such a visible flaw.
I know the thread is about AFL but Wild went on to be a bush legend, winning league medals and flags in different competitions along the border. He had remarkable durability and his flaws at AFL level were not as apparent in country footy. He also seemed like someone genuinely grateful for his AFL experience and it was reflected in his love of the game.
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McGovern wouldn't look out of place on a mobility scooter in a Walmart in Florida.
Street was a star. You'd get audible excitement in the stands every time he got his hands on the ball.
Crankyhawk
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Have not read through the thread so don't know if already mentioned - Josh Thurgood. Lots of heart but no skill and a fragile body
Can't have been that bad, he had two ice-cream companies named after him.
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I'll always have my premiership medal though.
voorhees
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your tripping if you think its Hyde - man played just under 100 games
Hyde and Tivendale were two richmond whipping boys for that period of time
and fastest running to the bench was - Matt White not Hyde
Michael Quinn.
Son of a legend David Bourke.
There is a lot more all better players than me though (just)
Son of a legend David Bourke.
There is a lot more all better players than me though (just)
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mchenry i think. used as a high half forward around the ball
doesnt kick goals
doesnt generate scores
tackles poorly
cant kick
cant handball
cant win a clearance
cant find the ball
turnover merchant
incredible he got 6 years out of his career
doesnt kick goals
doesnt generate scores
tackles poorly
cant kick
cant handball
cant win a clearance
cant find the ball
turnover merchant
incredible he got 6 years out of his career
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Wasn't he a tagger because he had limited skills for anything else? Distinctly remember him playing that role at times. Think the Pies liked that he was a bit rough around the edges.
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Swan looked like a suburban footballer. Still not sure how he ended up as good as he was TBH. Was never that skillful but was very durable and quick.
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Think he had skill he's problem was he had the body of a 5 year old and any reasonable contact he got hurt. Couldn't put weight on either so it was unfortunate for him. You don't get drafted if there's not at least 1 trait recruiters like. He had neat skills when given a full run it.
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Yes we called him a tagger because he was a decent tackler, and if we called him a midfielder too many people would have died laughing.
