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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Kelvin Templeton was an unbelievably good mark. He'd take 15-20 contested marks a week at his peak.
Would love to have seen KT play. Clearly woofers who saw him in full flight hold him as best or one of best they have seen play. Unfortunately I not follow footy much before the late ‘90’s.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Rocket Science
Long live the enforcer, they're all but extinct now even at NHL level.
Not sure who'd be our bad cop on the beat but we can make do with sick burns from Libba whenever some knob transgresses.
Out of curiosity SOS, who've you skated with as a player?
I've been playing with the Sharks IHC for the past 7 seasons, mostly in the thirds. Social leagues mid week is good too, find your yourself trying to keep up with blokes who have played in the AIHL or for the national squad at some point. The worst is the young fellas who are guns coming through though! Too quick for me.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
josie
Would love to have seen KT play. Clearly woofers who saw him in full flight hold him as best or one of best they have seen play. Unfortunately I not follow footy much before the late ‘90’s.
Yeah as a younger woofer it is good to hear from woofers who watched these guys go around just describe how good they were. Would have been great to have watched Doug Hawkins go around.
"Footscray people are incredible people; so humble. I'm just so happy - ecstatic"
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Eastdog
Yeah as a younger woofer it is good to hear from woofers who watched these guys go around just describe how good they were. Would have been great to have watched Doug Hawkins go around.
I might give this a crack in the next week.
My top 10 players from last century and the reasons why. Perhaps Twodogs and a few others could as well
KT would be right up there along with Bernie Quinlan, Brad Hardie and a few others
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Kelvin Templeton was an unbelievably good mark. He'd take 15-20 contested marks a week at his peak.
I'll take "Things that never happened" for $500 Alex.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
I'll take "Things that never happened" for $500 Alex.
I think we can allow TD some artistic license when it comes to KT!
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
jeemak
I think we can allow TD some artistic license when it comes to KT!
When KT kicked 15.9 v Saints, most of those were marks - well 16 marks to be exact
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Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
I might give this a crack in the next week.
My top 10 players from last century and the reasons why. Perhaps Twodogs and a few others could as well
KT would be right up there along with Bernie Quinlan, Brad Hardie and a few others
Yep I'm in.
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
I'll take "Things that never happened" for $500 Alex.
At his best, easily.
Originally Posted by
bornadog
When KT kicked 15.9 v Saints, most of those were marks - well 16 marks to be exact
Yet AFtables only has him down for 16 that day.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
bornadog
When KT kicked 15.9 v Saints, most of those were marks - well 16 marks to be exact
The umpires were quite liberal with their interpretation of a mark that day I believe.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
The umpires were quite liberal with their interpretation of a mark that day I believe.
You be the judge...
"I'll give him a hug before the first bounce and then I'll run into my pack and give them orders to rip him apart."
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Crazy scenes with the crowd rushing the field.....and I don't reckon they'd let a police horse onto an AFL ground any more.
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
jeemak
Crazy scenes with the crowd rushing the field.....and I don't reckon they'd let a police horse onto an AFL ground any more.
Not just the crowd. One of the first on the scene is Don McKenzie the Footscray coach. He was there to tell KT that if he kicks the goal we break the record. No pressure son!
The police horse was easy enough to avoid. Only an idiot is going to run in front of a horse or a tank. But it happened at the end of every game I sent to until the late 80s/early 90s. Maybe not before the siren but as soon as the siren blew. If we were going to win it was nothing for the crowd to be waiting just the other side of the boundary line from time on in the last quarter.
It was a big thing to be first to put your foot in the middle of the ground.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Mocca Dunstan has 36 touches and kicked 7 goals 3 from midfield. And was a distant second best on the field.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Webby
Mocca Dunstan has 36 touches and kicked 7 goals 3 from midfield. And was a distant second best on the field.
He and KT both had 7 goals at 3/4 time. Don McKenzie told the players to help Templeton get 10 and Dunstan said "don't I get the chance to kick 10 too?" Sorry Mocca.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Westernbulldogs Ryan Gardner
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Not just the crowd. One of the first on the scene is Don McKenzie the Footscray coach. He was there to tell KT that if he kicks the goal we break the record. No pressure son!
The police horse was easy enough to avoid. Only an idiot is going to run in front of a horse or a tank. But it happened at the end of every game I sent to until the late 80s/early 90s. Maybe not before the siren but as soon as the siren blew. If we were going to win it was nothing for the crowd to be waiting just the other side of the boundary line from time on in the last quarter.
It was a big thing to be first to put your foot in the middle of the ground.
A mate of mine growing up used to take his footy boots to Waverly which was a five minute walk away and don them to make sure he had enough traction to try and win the race to the centre of the ground.
Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.
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