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All while statistically being beaten by Dangerfield in every important category.
Except influence in games which is what the awards are voted on.
Have a sook
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All while statistically being beaten by Dangerfield in every important category.
We get it. Dusty had an amazing 2017. We will never say otherwiseExcept influence in games which is what the awards are voted on.
Have a sook
Dangerfield had a better season on pretty much every statistical measurement thats important - that's not something that can be debated.Except influence in games which is what the awards are voted on.
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Well you're about to find out how wrong you are!Dangerfield had a better season on pretty much every statistical measurement thats important - that's not something that can be debated.
Dangerfield had a better season on pretty much every statistical measurement thats important - that's not something that can be debated.
Well dusty did have more clangers per game so he was better at something I guessWell you're about to find out how wrong you are!
Please!Nope because he still won’t beat Dustys 2017 season of:
Brownlow, MVP, Coaches award, Gary Ayres award, NS, AA, B&F and a flag.
It will never be beaten.
You couldn't seriously suggest that, say, Brian Lake is a better player than Shane Crawford.Norm a long way ahead of a brownlow for mine.
Pretty much. I know this is an over-simplification, but it's true.Doesn't matter what he wins he will never be the GOAT because he's simply not the best player of all time.
Please!
Danger was robbed of the 2017 Brownlow and Houli was dobbed of the Norm Smith. Anyone with a brain knows this.
The Brownlow has always been a bit of a lottery to a certain degree, though - I mean, Woewoedin, Priddis, Wanganeen, Libba... all good footballers, but nowhere near the best in the league.I like Neale as a player but if he wins a third Brownlow, that really just drops the relevance of the award down a notch.
He would be a very undeserving triple Brownlow medalist.
Again, I know that sounds harsh and I truly dont mean to come across as nasty but a triple Brownlow medalist, should be seen as the absolute elite of the elite.
Neale is a great player but he isn't triple worthy.
Martin doesn't belong in those list of names sir.Lachie Neale has won 2 Brownlow medals. If he wins a third one tonight, where does that put him in terms of assessing him/ranking him for midfielders/players in modern footy or at least from 2000 onwards?
I mean yes he is a very very good player but I wouldn't have him ahead of Ablett Jnr,Martin, Judd, Dangerfield, Franklin.
Interested in your thoughts..
Lachie Neale has won 2 Brownlow medals. If he wins a third one tonight, where does that put him in terms of assessing him/ranking him for midfielders/players in modern footy or at least from 2000 onwards?
I mean yes he is a very very good player but I wouldn't have him ahead of Ablett Jnr, Martin, Judd, Dangerfield, Franklin.
Interested in your thoughts..
And how good is it that people won’t remember it that way. Please sook more
He’s an excellent player. Anyone who watches him can see that but it’s like assessing the worth of anything where two different scenarios apply.
You can draw comparisons to literally any field where there is competition.
Let’s look at a game of cricket. In a test match in 2001, let’s imagine there’s a Brownlow for test matches. Somewhere in the world Kumar Sangakkara was man of the match that year for making a century against Zimbabwe.
Meanwhile at Kolkata, Rahul Dravid came in with his team 4-down, having followed-on against Australia, 1-0 down in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against a team who had won 16 tests in a row, an attack including Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath, and made 180.
It was truly one of the greatest test innings of the last 30-40 years. And it wasn’t even the best knock of his team’s second innings, and might not have even gotten the TWO points for the match because at the other end VVS Laxman made 281, and with the ball Harbhajan Sing took 13-200 for the match as India somehow came back to win the match.
Meanwhile Sangakkara probably gets 3 points in this ‘fantasy cricket Brownlow medal.’
Which player out of Dravid and Sangakkara played better cricket?
Yes it’s a nice award and you can bet your bollocks to a barn dance that the player who wins it, HAS played good football, but it’s not going to reflect necessarily a particular level to which they have played relative to other players in either a particular round, season, or career.
One day when Ablett Senior had 36 touches and kicked 5 from the wing against peak West Coast, Blight said "It's almost unfair that you only get three votes for a game like that".Meanwhile Sangakkara probably gets 3 points in this ‘fantasy cricket Brownlow medal.’
Which player out of Dravid and Sangakkara played better cricket?
That whole 89 finals was just otherwordly. Toyed with everyoneOne day when Ablett Senior had 36 touches and kicked 5 from the wing against peak West Coast, Blight said "It's almost unfair that you only get three votes for a game like that".
That whole 89 finals was just otherwordly. Toyed with everyone
He would of won 2nd and 3rd as well.27 goals from those 4 finals matches. An average of 6.7 goals per game. Plus he won the Norm Smith medal as well. Had the Player of the Finals award been around then - he would of win it.
One day when Ablett Senior had 36 touches and kicked 5 from the wing against peak West Coast, Blight said "It's almost unfair that you only get three votes for a game like that".