View Poll Results: Who is it gonna be?

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  • Magic - just on his range but loves the situation

    7 11.67%

  • Goodsie - steps up again

    3 5.00%

  • Pebbles - surely he can't keep missing

    2 3.33%

  • the Big Cheese - nice action, he can handle the pressure

    14 23.33%

  • McVeigh - just to show Annie

    4 6.67%

  • Moore - is there anything he can't do?

    4 6.67%

  • Grundy - we knew he was groomed for something

    1 1.67%

  • Kirk - a mongrel punt never looked so good

    4 6.67%

  • Bevo - just to give Connolly more ammo

    4 6.67%

  • Jolly - why not

    17 28.33%
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Thread: Who could kick that after-the-siren winner?

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  1. 5th May 2008, 09:41 PM #1
    RogueSwan
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    Who could kick that after-the-siren winner?

    As the title says, who would you want to have the ball, 40 out, 45 degrees? And we are 5 points behind and the siren has just gone.
    This is for here and now, hence no Hall or Davis.

    by the way here is what we thought a few years ago: http://www.redandwhiteonline.com/for...ad.php?t=10750
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    Quote Originally Posted by RogueSwan View Post
    As the title says, who would you want to have the ball, 40 out, 45 degrees? And we are 5 points behind and the siren has just gone.
    Barlow, Moore (if it's not a snap).

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    The way we are shooting for goal, I would just wait until they started playing the oppositions club song.
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    McVeigh just to piss Annie off.
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    Davis...

    And yes I've read the OP.
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    Jolly

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    I've gone the big 'Cheese' and people who have consistently watched him develop in the 2's would be very comfortable picking him as well I'd imagine.

    Jolly would be a very good alternative however.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Legs Akimbo View Post
    Jolly

    43 goals 19 points over career

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