Your top ten saints
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Re: Your top ten saints
Harvey
Plugger
Winmar
Max
Milne
Baker
Lenny
Burke
Lowe
Aussie
Blake
(favourites)
Plugger
Winmar
Max
Milne
Baker
Lenny
Burke
Lowe
Aussie
Blake
(favourites)
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Re: Your top ten saints
This is on output:
1. Lockett
2. Harvey
3. Riewoldt
4. Hayes
5. Loewe
6. Burke
7. Goddard
8. Dal Santo
9. Gehrig
10. Milne
Apologies to Winmar (went missing a bit too much in my time watching him), Fisher (could easily be in there), Spud, Aussie.
1. Lockett
2. Harvey
3. Riewoldt
4. Hayes
5. Loewe
6. Burke
7. Goddard
8. Dal Santo
9. Gehrig
10. Milne
Apologies to Winmar (went missing a bit too much in my time watching him), Fisher (could easily be in there), Spud, Aussie.
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Re: Your top ten saints
1. Lockett
2. Harvey
3. Winmar
4. Barker
5. Young (George )
6. Hayes
7. Cowboy
8. Milne
9. Rooey
10. BJ.
( favourites)
2. Harvey
3. Winmar
4. Barker
5. Young (George )
6. Hayes
7. Cowboy
8. Milne
9. Rooey
10. BJ.
( favourites)
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Re: Your top ten saints
T Lockett
R Harvey
L Hayes
N Burke
N Winmar
D Grant
N Riewoldt
D Frawley
N Dal Santo
S Loewe
My favs above plus Maxy, Aussie & BJ
R Harvey
L Hayes
N Burke
N Winmar
D Grant
N Riewoldt
D Frawley
N Dal Santo
S Loewe
My favs above plus Maxy, Aussie & BJ
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Re: Your top ten saints
Based on skill and game-breaking ability:
1. Lockett
2. Lockett
3. Lockett
(He's as good as any other 3 of them put together)
2. Harvey
3. Lenny
4. Riewoldt
5. Winmar
6. Dal Santo
7. Goddard
8. Burke
9. Loewe
10. Aussie Jones
1. Lockett
2. Lockett
3. Lockett
(He's as good as any other 3 of them put together)
2. Harvey
3. Lenny
4. Riewoldt
5. Winmar
6. Dal Santo
7. Goddard
8. Burke
9. Loewe
10. Aussie Jones
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Re: Your top ten saints
In order of pure awesomeness and crowd satisfaction
1. Anthony "Skills" Evans
2. Jamie Lamb
3. Aldo Dipetta
4. Lawrence Bingham
5. Michael Blees
6. Geoff Fidler
7. Johnny Favier
8. Paul Temay
9.Glenn Middlemiss
10. Darryl Cowie
1. Anthony "Skills" Evans
2. Jamie Lamb
3. Aldo Dipetta
4. Lawrence Bingham
5. Michael Blees
6. Geoff Fidler
7. Johnny Favier
8. Paul Temay
9.Glenn Middlemiss
10. Darryl Cowie
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Re: Your top ten saints
No spot for David Windbanks?Devilhead wrote:In order of pure awesomeness and crowd satisfaction
1. Anthony "Skills" Evans
2. Jamie Lamb
3. Aldo Dipetta
4. Lawrence Bingham
5. Michael Blees
6. Geoff Fidler
7. Johnny Favier
8. Paul Temay
9.Glenn Middlemiss
10. Darryl Cowie
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Re: Your top ten saints
It's actually Winbanks however you need to play at least 3 games for the Saints to have made my cosmic list and big Tattslotto unfortunately only played 2bigcarl wrote:No spot for David Windbanks?Devilhead wrote:In order of pure awesomeness and crowd satisfaction
1. Anthony "Skills" Evans
2. Jamie Lamb
3. Aldo Dipetta
4. Lawrence Bingham
5. Michael Blees
6. Geoff Fidler
7. Johnny Favier
8. Paul Temay
9.Glenn Middlemiss
10. Darryl Cowie
That said his 5 possessions, 2 marks and 1 hit out were all quality and I was mildly suprised when we didn't keep him on
But hey that was the 80's and crazy s*** happened in the 80's ...... with the emphasis squarely on s***!!!!
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Re: Your top ten saints
Amazing to think that he notched up 100 career goals by the age of 19 years and 35 daysjonesy wrote:No,betterbigcarl wrote:plugger66 wrote:Plugger is my hero too but is he really that good?
yep
How many 19 year olds would be able to repeat that feat in this day and age
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Re: Your top ten saints
bigcarl wrote:No spot for David Windbanks?Devilhead wrote:In order of pure awesomeness and crowd satisfaction
1. Anthony "Skills" Evans
2. Jamie Lamb
3. Aldo Dipetta
4. Lawrence Bingham
5. Michael Blees
6. Geoff Fidler
7. Johnny Favier
8. Paul Temay
9.Glenn Middlemiss
10. Darryl Cowie
Or Discher and Kitschke?
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Re: Your top ten saints
IMO unless you saw Baldock or Stewart live you do not have a true appreciation of how good they actually were.
No film/video I've ever seen actually captures the magic of Baldock or the sublime skills of Stewart.
Having watched them live as well as all the fabulous players who followed them my liat is as follows :-
Baldock
Plugger
Stewart
Harvey
Ditterich
Riewoldt
Barker
Winmar
Smith
Hayes
No film/video I've ever seen actually captures the magic of Baldock or the sublime skills of Stewart.
Having watched them live as well as all the fabulous players who followed them my liat is as follows :-
Baldock
Plugger
Stewart
Harvey
Ditterich
Riewoldt
Barker
Winmar
Smith
Hayes
Re: Your top ten saints
realised last night that i forgot hamill. he only just misses out on the top ten in my estimation - pretty good for a guy who only played a few full seasons for us.bergholt wrote:rankings not in order of greatness, but in order of "favouriteness":
1 Lenny Hayes
2 Robert Harvey
3 Max Hudghton
4 David Grant
5 Nicky Winmar
6 Sam Fisher
7 Danny Frawley
8 Stephen Milne
9 Tony Lockett
10 Stewart Loewe
others: Dal Santo, Burke, Gehrig, Everitt, Thompson, Jones
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Re: Your top ten saints
I'm only putting players since about 1990:
1.) Plugger.... by a long way.... I'll never forget the crowd anytime the man even went near the ball. Was it 1992 when he kicked 132 in 17 or 18 games?
2.) Harvey
3.) Winmar
4.) Burkey
5.) Riewoldt
6.) Hayes
7.) BJ Goddard
8.) Buckets Loewe
9.) Dal Santo
10.) Austin Jones - Dashing down the wing at Waverley... I used to try and base my own game on Aussie... Could never kick the ball as well as him though.
Notable mentions for the greats before 1990: Stewart, Baldock, Barks, Big Carl... you could keep ringing them off really. The saints can put out a best of the best team to rival any of them.
1.) Plugger.... by a long way.... I'll never forget the crowd anytime the man even went near the ball. Was it 1992 when he kicked 132 in 17 or 18 games?
2.) Harvey
3.) Winmar
4.) Burkey
5.) Riewoldt
6.) Hayes
7.) BJ Goddard
8.) Buckets Loewe
9.) Dal Santo
10.) Austin Jones - Dashing down the wing at Waverley... I used to try and base my own game on Aussie... Could never kick the ball as well as him though.
Notable mentions for the greats before 1990: Stewart, Baldock, Barks, Big Carl... you could keep ringing them off really. The saints can put out a best of the best team to rival any of them.
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Re: Your top ten saints
Looks about right from my time,Baldock was a brilliant player and the old b&w footage doesnt do justice to his brillianceVerdun66 wrote:1 Baldock
2 Stewart
3 Lockett
4 Harvey
5 Ditterich
6 Hayes
7 Riewoldt
8 Goddard
9 Barker
10 Winmar
Apologies to Burke, Loewe, Howell, Smith, Neale, Breen, and probably a few more.
G.Burns if was playing in a better era for us would be on many peoples list
Re: Your top ten saints
Same era so will comment on my own memories and knowledge.gringo wrote:I'm too young to have strong memories of Barker he's the guy I had scanlens cards of but cant remember anything but highlight footage. I'm from the Harvey, Winmar, Plugger and Loewe era. So
On ability as opposed to output:
Plugger
Harvey
Lenny
Winmar
Riewoldt
Loewe
Goddard
Dal Santo
Milne
Burkey
Plugger
Harvey
Roo
Hayes
Winmar
Burke
Loewe
Dal Santo
Goddard
Milne
I expect Dal Santo to overtake a few by the end of his career, possibly Goddard as well.
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Re: Your top ten saints
Plugger kicked 127 in 17 games in 1991. In 1992, he kicked 132 in, I think, 24 games? Not sure, but think he missed a couple that year with injury.prwilkinson wrote:I'm only putting players since about 1990:
1.) Plugger.... by a long way.... I'll never forget the crowd anytime the man even went near the ball. Was it 1992 when he kicked 132 in 17 or 18 games?
2.) Harvey
3.) Winmar
4.) Burkey
5.) Riewoldt
6.) Hayes
7.) BJ Goddard
8.) Buckets Loewe
9.) Dal Santo
10.) Austin Jones - Dashing down the wing at Waverley... I used to try and base my own game on Aussie... Could never kick the ball as well as him though.
Notable mentions for the greats before 1990: Stewart, Baldock, Barks, Big Carl... you could keep ringing them off really. The saints can put out a best of the best team to rival any of them.
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Re: Your top ten saints
Based on what i have seen play and remember 1978 -
1. Lockett
2. Harvey
3. Roo
4. Winmar
5. Hayes
6. Barker
7. Loewe
8. Frawley
9. G.Young
10. Gerhig
1. Lockett
2. Harvey
3. Roo
4. Winmar
5. Hayes
6. Barker
7. Loewe
8. Frawley
9. G.Young
10. Gerhig
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Re: Your top ten saints
Probably not all our 'best' players, but just my favourites from childhood on…
1. Trevor Barker
2. Silvio Foschini
3. Tony Lockett
4. Robert Harvey
5. David Grant
6. Lenny Hayes
7. Rod Owen
8. Nicky Winmar
9. Luke Ball (yes i know)
10. Sam Fisher
1. Trevor Barker
2. Silvio Foschini
3. Tony Lockett
4. Robert Harvey
5. David Grant
6. Lenny Hayes
7. Rod Owen
8. Nicky Winmar
9. Luke Ball (yes i know)
10. Sam Fisher
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Re: Your top ten saints
That I've seen, can remember with sufficient clarity:
1. Harvey
2. Lockett
3. Riewoldt
4. Hayes
5. Winmar
6. Jones
7. Loewe
8. Everitt
9. Fisher
10. Goddard
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Hon mentions:
Milne, Heatley, Gehrig, Burke, Frawley, Max H, Blake, Dal, Tony Delaney.
1. Harvey
2. Lockett
3. Riewoldt
4. Hayes
5. Winmar
6. Jones
7. Loewe
8. Everitt
9. Fisher
10. Goddard
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Hon mentions:
Milne, Heatley, Gehrig, Burke, Frawley, Max H, Blake, Dal, Tony Delaney.
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Re: Your top ten saints
1. Tony Lockett
2. George Young
3. Robert Harvey
4. Nick Riewoldt
5. Nicky Winmar
6. Trevor Barker
7. Stewart Lowe
8. Lenny Hayes
9. Max Hudgton
10. Steven Milne
(apologies to Nathan Burke)
2. George Young
3. Robert Harvey
4. Nick Riewoldt
5. Nicky Winmar
6. Trevor Barker
7. Stewart Lowe
8. Lenny Hayes
9. Max Hudgton
10. Steven Milne
(apologies to Nathan Burke)
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Re: Your top ten saints
1. Plugger
2. Doc
3. Stewart
4. Howell
5. Harvs
6. Roo
7. Winmar
8. Hayes
9. Loewe
10. Ditterich.
2. Doc
3. Stewart
4. Howell
5. Harvs
6. Roo
7. Winmar
8. Hayes
9. Loewe
10. Ditterich.
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Re: Your top ten saints
I was eagerly awaiting your contribution BB. You would've seen these guys play live on many occasions (No disrespect re age, old bean). Verdun Howell doesn't get much of a mention elsewhere, but his record, including a Brownlow, stacks up well against the others. Now if only I could find someone who's old enough to have seen Billy Mohr, Roy Cazaly and Dave McNamara play. You still out there, P66?borderbarry wrote:1. Plugger
2. Doc
3. Stewart
4. Howell
5. Harvs
6. Roo
7. Winmar
8. Hayes
9. Loewe
10. Ditterich.
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Re: Your top ten saints
White Winmar wrote:I was eagerly awaiting your contribution BB. You would've seen these guys play live on many occasions (No disrespect re age, old bean). Verdun Howell doesn't get much of a mention elsewhere, but his record, including a Brownlow, stacks up well against the others. Now if only I could find someone who's old enough to have seen Billy Mohr, Roy Cazaly and Dave McNamara play. You still out there, P66?borderbarry wrote:1. Plugger
2. Doc
3. Stewart
4. Howell
5. Harvs
6. Roo
7. Winmar
8. Hayes
9. Loewe
10. Ditterich.
I didnt even see the Doc but Stinger was in the Boer War so i am sure he saw those guys.
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Thanks for the tip P66. The added bonus is Stinger is back on the forum. If he was around during the Boer War, he might even remember our first game in the VFL!
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