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    Re: My favourite Bulldog for each jumper number #

    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    Andrew Purser #1
    Bernie Quinlan is the hands down #2 on my list
    Peter Featherby #3 Stoneman a close 2nd.
    Brad Hardie #4
    Rohan Smith #5
    Brad Johnson #6
    Doug Hawkins #7

    I'll add some more later
    Tits Kennedy has to be #8. I flat out refuse to even countenance anyone else (and some great players have worn #8 in my time-Hahn, Toohey).
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelopetraglia View Post
    My personal favourite player to pull on each jumper number (starting with #1 to #20 others numbers to follow)

    #1 Andrew Purser - Only played five seasons but had a massive impact. A childhood hero and a key member of that 1985 team.

    #2 Robert Murphy - Nearly impossible to go past Bob. But I did love Steven Kolyniuk and will never forget that goal at the MCG to beat the Pies "Will he take Wright on, yes he does, I thought he would"

    #3 Chris Grant - No more needs to be said. The best player I have ever seen in Bulldog colours. If he decided to leave it also could have been the end of our beloved club.

    #4 Marcus Bontempelli - My loves grows fonder every year. Apologies to Cross who brought so much joy over the years and was as courageous as any Bulldog I have ever seen.

    #5 Matthew Boyd - Hard choice. Loved Bubba too. But loved the determination and how Boyd got every last inch out of his God given natural talent.

    #6 Brad Johnson - Captain. 355 games. 551 goals. Hard to believe he kicked 74 goals in a season. So lucky to see his entire career. Shoutout to Dalhaus who I just loved watching in his first few years.

    #7 Doug Hawkins - Tough choice for the #7. Loved Scott West too. But Hawkins was my childhood hero (grew up with the #7 on my back) and was a key reason I fell in love with the game.

    #8 Rick Kennedy - Another childhood hero. Tough as nails. Apologies to Southern who was such a fan favourite.

    #9 Lindsay Gilbee - What a kick. It was a thing of beauty to watch. Also loved Paul Hudson's 100 odd games too. Such a reliable kick and always knew where the goals were.

    #10 Easton Wood - Premiership Captain. Enough said. Shout out to another childhood hero, Mick Egan.

    #11 Tony McGuiness - Apologies to Jack Macrae. But I just loved watching McGuiness and cried when he left to go to Adelaide. Such a penetrating kick for a little man.

    #12 Greg Eppelstun - Loved the mullet and believe it or not he played for Victoria.

    #13 Daniel Giansiracusa - Easy choice. No one else has even played more than 50 games in this jumper.

    #14 Clay Smith - Apologies to Luke Darcy. Too young to see Shultz or Round. Will never forget the courage, tenacity and month of football he played in September 2016. Bulldog immortal.

    #15 Scott Wynd - Another childhood hero. Loved watching him floating across half back taking mark after mark. Apologies to the bearded one Ben Hudson who was also a favourite of mine in the Eade era.

    #16 Matthew Croft - The boy from Mildura always got the toughest assignment in an era that included the likes of Ablett, Dunstall, Lockett, Lloyd and Modra.

    #17 Adam Cooney - Just loved him when he was at his peak. Could have been anything if it wasn't for his knee.

    #18 Simon Beasley - Tough choice. Loved Leon Cameron too. Another childhood hero. Nearly went to every game in 1985 including the semi-final against North Melbourne at the MCG when he kicked the ton. So many beautiful memories of the pieman.

    #19 Luke Beveridge - Slim pickings in the modern era for this number. But it has to be the man who led us to the promised land.

    #20 Jim Edmond - Another childhood era. That team was never the same after he left.
    Swap out Galaxy for no 20 and Tom Williams for 12 and my list is probably identical to yours. Controversial, but I also would have picked Boyd over Bubba.

    Rick Kennedy's 8 was the first number I wore on a jumper. Also a huge fan of Daniel Southern.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mofra View Post
    Swap out Galaxy for no 20 and Tom Williams for 12 and my list is probably identical to yours. Controversial, but I also would have picked Boyd over Bubba.

    Rick Kennedy's 8 was the first number I wore on a jumper. Also a huge fan of Daniel Southern.
    I think with players shuffling numbers over their career I intend to have Boyd in at #42
    Bubba originally was number 31 but I have that reserved for someone else
    Grant will come in at #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    I think with players shuffling numbers over their career I intend to have Boyd in at #42
    Bubba originally was number 31 but I have that reserved for someone else
    Grant will come in at #29
    He was a fair player that #31!
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    I think with players shuffling numbers over their career I intend to have Boyd in at #42
    Bubba originally was number 31 but I have that reserved for someone else
    Grant will come in at #29
    Never saw that #31 play. #31 in the modern era is slim pickings. Bailey Dale? Mark Alvey? Tom Young?

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    Quote Originally Posted by angelopetraglia View Post
    Never saw that #31 play. #31 in the modern era is slim pickings. Bailey Dale? Mark Alvey? Tom Young?
    There a couple of others, let me have a look
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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    There a couple of others, let me have a look
    Phil Krakour wore #31 for us. I think after KT left we got a little bit petty and started to deliberately give it to players who didn't have a close connection to the club-it was a real pity.
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    There a couple of others, let me have a look
    This will help: https://australianfootball.com/clubs...umper&sort=asc
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    My not quite so obvious favourite player list:

    1. Nicky Winmar
    2. Keenan Reynolds
    3. Adrian Campbell
    4. Darren Davies
    5. Allen Daniels
    6. Stuart Wigney
    7. Shaun Higgins
    8. Bernard Toohey
    9. Paul Hudson
    10. Brett Montgomery
    11. Jose Romero
    12. James Cook
    13. Josh Mahoney
    14. Scott West
    15. Ben Hudson
    16. Terry Wallace
    17. Justin Charles
    18. Trent Bartlett
    19. Zeno Tzataris
    20. Glenn Coleman
    21. Tony Campbell
    22. Robert Murphy
    23. Simon Atkins
    24. Brad Wira
    25. Kingsley Hunter
    26. Danny Del-re
    27. Luke Penny
    28. Ilija Grgic
    29. Chris Grant
    30. Matthew Robbins
    31. Rohan Smith
    32. Craig Ellis
    33. Brad Johnson
    34. Mark West
    35. Darren Baxter
    36. Tyson Lane
    37. Mitch Hahn
    38. Daniel Cross
    39. Malcolm Lynch
    40. Luke Darcy
    41. Michael Frost
    42. Matthew Boyd
    43. Ron James
    44. Mark Hunter
    45. Tom Campbell
    46. Steven Kretiuk
    47. Barry Standfield
    48. Nigel Kellett
    49. Mick Egan
    50. Jon Ballantyne
    51. Steven Koops
    52. Scott Wynd
    53. Cameron Wright*
    54. Rick Kennedy
    55. Frank Lesiputty*
    56. Chris Burton*
    57. _
    58. Darren Stanley*
    59. Steven Kolynuik
    60. Tony Liberatore

    *I don't remember these guys but choices were slim

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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    I think with players shuffling numbers over their career I intend to have Boyd in at #42
    Bubba originally was number 31 but I have that reserved for someone else
    Grant will come in at #29
    42 will always be Picko for mine.
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    Darren Baxter! What a blast from the past, what a story.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mofra View Post
    Darren Baxter! What a blast from the past, what a story.
    Elaborate...…?
    Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeemak View Post
    Elaborate...…?
    It just dawned on me that Mofra might have been referring to Shaun Baxter
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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    It just dawned on me that Mofra might have been referring to Shaun Baxter
    Well he needs to get his act together if that's the case.
    Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    It just dawned on me that Mofra might have been referring to Shaun Baxter
    Damn, I was too.

    I remember liking Darren Baxter as a player though. Still don't know why we traded him.
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