In no particular order (except for my No. 1 Mark Bayes).
1. Mark Bayes
2. Darren Kappler
3. Scott Direen (kicking out for goals)
4. David Murphy (on the run from 50 - never missed)
5. T Kennelly (very accurate)
6. The great man - Plugger
In no particular order (except for my No. 1 Mark Bayes).
1. Mark Bayes
2. Darren Kappler
3. Scott Direen (kicking out for goals)
4. David Murphy (on the run from 50 - never missed)
5. T Kennelly (very accurate)
6. The great man - Plugger
Mark Bayes
Nick Malceski
Stuart Maxfield
In no particular order.
All-round good kicking (field and goal):
- Bayes
- Kappler
- Davis
- Schwass
- G Williams
- Healy
- Browning
- Malceski
Lockett was one of the best shots at goal I've ever seen.
P Williams and Murphy were good around the ground and on the run at goal, but IIRC both were mixed at set shots.
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Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."
Schwass is a funny one.
Great kick, but at the end of his career, he was kicking them along the ground.
Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09
Maxfield lost it a bit towards the end there, but on song
Weird looking action but effective.
Malceski and Kenelly
Nick Davis until recently
I wish my weed was EMO so it would cut itself
Yeah - that was bizarre.Originally Posted by Triple B
Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."
Plugger best kick for goal. Mark Bayes best kicking action and great left foot kick. Dennis Carrol was an outstanding kick.
He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.
I honestly think it is Davis way out in front as the best overall kick I've seen at Sydney, when on his game I think he is the best overall kick in the comp. My board perceived bias aside, he can kick it long, short, flat, high, for goal, around the ground, to a lead, to space, either foot.
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
Melcho>>>>>>>>>the rest.
MADNow this is a thread that i would expect on the ego -centric, wank session that is redandwhiteonline.com...
Pushin Limits
Lockett.
Best kick for goal I've seen. His field kicking was also exceptional, he just didn't have to do it all that often. If you need any proof of this, have a look at his kick to Cresswell deep into the last qtr of the '96 prelim - you'll get the chance this Sunday afternoon
Bloods
"Lockett is the best of all time" - Robert Harvey, Darrel Baldock, Nathan Burke, Kevin Bartlett, Bob Skilton
The left footers always look good - Bayes, Browning, Maxfield, Malceski, Kappler
Going back in time, Skilts was the best kick with either foot, a natural left footer who kicked just as well on his right
Norm Goss was the best kick I have seen in terms of passing the ball....30-40 metres and they hardly went above chest height all the way
Amongst the right footers - Plugger a great kick for goal, Davis a great kick and Denis Carroll
Red and white till I die
Mark Bayes *sigh*
CHER - Who has two types of blood cells "RED ones and WHITE ones"
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