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[Cambridge Clarrie]

Top ten teams

Sturt
Daylight
Glenelg
Norwood
North
Central
South
West
Port
Eagles

gee Zippy, you must really hate the Eagles

Ooh yeah!

Top 10 SANFL 'Characters'

1. Pram Lady
2. Sturtpeter
3. 'One Point' Alex
4. Eagles Ernie
5. Glenelg flagboy
6. Get yer Eagles raffle man
7. Toothless Budget seller - take your pick but I know the one I mean
8. Super Sid
9. Sturt Ladies Auxillary
10. Wedgie

Is "One Point" Alex the Sturt supporter who repeats that when an opposition player is kicking for goal? I've always wondered what the hell he was saying (thought it was "Wog Boy"). Thanks for clearing that one up!!!

[Dogwatcher]

Top 10 Numbers:

10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

[Footy Chick]

How can you put Pram Lady in front of Super sid? Super Sid has been a SANFL institution for a far greater period of time IMO..

[Dogwatcher]

Ahhhhhh but she has less teeth - just.

[rogernumber10]

Top Ten favourite Shane Warne memories I have witnessed live (because he was always always always entertaining)

1 - Warnie bowling Gatting with his first ball at Manchester in '93
2 - Warnie's hat-trick at the MCG in 94-95
3 - Warne's 12 for against South Africa at the SCG in 93-94.
4 - Warnie taking his 300th during the SCG Test against South AFrica in 97-98.
5 - Warnie taking 3-0 in 11 balls in Colombo in 1991-92.
6 - Warnie's flipper to get Richie Richardson at the MCG in 92-93.
7 - Warnie bowling Gooch behind his legs, fifth Test, 93 tour.
8 - Curtly Ambrose running through the crease by three metres to bowl bouncers at Warnie at the WACA in 96-97, after Warnie had sledged him while bowling.
9 - Warnie slogging New Zealand for 86 at the Gabba in 1993-94.
10 - Warnie's send-off to Andrew Hudson at Cape Town, 1994.

[Dogwatcher]

Damn you Rog!
Jealousy is coming out of my every pore!

[Dogwatcher]

My top 10 favourite CDFC players:

1. John Platten
2. Roger Girdham
3. Rudi Mandemaker
4. Greg Smith
5. Gilbert McAdam
6. Chris Gowans
7. James Gowans
8. Peter Vivian
9. Robert Handley
10. Robert Fraser

[zipzap]

How can you put Pram Lady in front of Super sid? Super Sid has been a SANFL institution for a far greater period of time IMO..

Maybe '10' is the best

[The Real Number 3]

My top 10 favourite CDFC players:

1. John Platten
2. Roger Girdham
3. Rudi Mandemaker
4. Greg Smith
5. Gilbert McAdam
6. Chris Gowans
7. James Gowans
8. Peter Vivian
9. Robert Handley
10. Robert Fraser

How can anyone leave Jim Wynd off a fave players list?

[mumbles]

My top 10 favourite CDFC players:

1. John Platten
2. Roger Girdham
3. Rudi Mandemaker
4. Greg Smith
5. Gilbert McAdam
6. Chris Gowans
7. James Gowans
8. Peter Vivian
9. Robert Handley
10. Robert Fraser

How can anyone leave Jim Wynd off a fave players list?

Danny Hulm??

[GWW]

On the topic of 10 favourite players from one's own SANFL club

1 Russell Ebert
2 Bruce Abernerthy
3 Stephen Curtis
4 Greg Phillips
5 Brian Cunningham
6 Scott Hodges
7 Russell Johnston
8 Tony Giles
8 Martin Leslie
9 Daryl Borlase
10 Russell Boyd

[Dirko]

On the topic of 10 favourite players from one's own SANFL club

* My Favourites who I have seen *

1. Stephen Kernahan
2. Peter Carey
3. Tony Hall
4. Tony McGuiness
5. Chris McDermott
6. John Seebohm
7. Nick Chigwidden
8. Scott Salisbury
9. Chris Duthy
10. Ben Mules

[Dogwatcher]

My top 10 favourite CDFC players:

1. John Platten
2. Roger Girdham
3. Rudi Mandemaker
4. Greg Smith
5. Gilbert McAdam
6. Chris Gowans
7. James Gowans
8. Peter Vivian
9. Robert Handley
10. Robert Fraser

How can anyone leave Jim Wynd off a fave players list?

Cos it's my top 10 list....

However, Danny Hulm might be considered an ommission. But he was such a champ he is above the list.

[Footy Chick]

On the topic of 10 favourite players from one's own SANFL club

1 Russell Ebert
2 Bruce Abernerthy
3 Stephen Curtis
4 Greg Phillips
5 Brian Cunningham
6 Scott Hodges
7 Russell Johnston
8 Tony Giles
8 Martin Leslie
9 Daryl Borlase
10 Russell Boyd

Hmm..mine reads a little different..

1. Tim Evans
2. Simon Tregenza
3. Scott Hodges
4. Russell Ebert
5. Greg Phillips
6. Rohan Smith
7. Tony Giles
8. Roger Delaney
9. Stephen Williams
10.Bomber Clifford

[Baron Greenback]

Top 10 Brisbane Lion players of all time

10. Nigel Lappin
9. Justin Leppitsch
8. Marcus Ashcroft
7. Luke Power
6. Jonathon Brown
5. Chris Johnson
4. Alastair Lynch
3. Jason Akermanis
2. Simon Black
1. Michael Voss

[Mr66]

Top Ten Sturt players

1/ Paul Bagshaw
2/ Len Fitzgerald
3/ Taffy Waye
4/ Bob Shearman
5/ Rick Davies
6/ Sandy Nelson
7/ John Halbert
8/ Damian Squire
9/ Rick Schoff
10/ Frank Golding

Top Ten St.Kilda players








HA! No such thing!!

[am Bays]

On the topic of 10 favourite players from one's own SANFL club

* My Favourites who I have seen *

1. Graham Cornes
2. Stephen Kernahan
2. Peter Carey
3. Chris McDermott
4. Kym Hodgeman
5. Nick Chigwidden
6. Tony Hall
7. Tony McGuinness
8. Scott Salisbury
9. Paul Weston
10. Ben Mules

[Mr66]

Top Ten Batman Villians

10/ Poison Ivy
9/ The Riddler
8/ Two-Face
7/ Mr. Freeze
6/ Hush
5/ Black Mask
4/ The Penguin
3/ Bane
2/ Rha's al Ghul
1/ the Joker

If you're not familiar with a couple, that is because I have used characters
from the comics.

[Rik E Boy]

1. Gary McIntosh: Turned his back on the AFL and WAS Norwood. My favourite all time player even above Gazza himself.
2. Michael Aish: Sheer class who copped the knocks. Could do almost anything.
3. Micheal Taylor: Leadership material. I cried when he left the Legs!
4. Phil Gallagher: A beautiful user of the football.
5. Greg Turbill: I was a proud wearer of the number 17 on my duffle coat. Sheer courage.
6. Danny Jenkins: Just a brilliant footballer. Rarely put in a bad one.
7. Neville Roberts: Love what he brought to the club...goals and premierships.
8. John Wynne: You've got to love anyone who puts the wind up those light blue fairies. Go Wynney!
9. Neil Button: Lionhearted ruck who kickstarted some talented runners. This Bear never hibernated in winter.
10. Keith Thomas: More courageous and skilful than often given credit for..see 1984 Grand Final.

Cripes we could do with some of those right now. Er..the young versions that is.

regards,

REB

[Rik E Boy]

Non Legs

1. Paul Bagshaw: 'The mind boggles as to what he can produce' a call from the 78 Grand Final that is truly OTM.
2. John Platten: A seriously tiny guy with a truly massive heart. Impossible not to admire.
3. Bruce Lindner: A truly freakish player.
4. Rick Davies: A true SANFL legend. Anyone who sinks Port in a Grand Final gets my vote. One of the few players I have met.
5. Darren Jarman: One of the most gifted footballers I have ever seen.
6. Micheal Graham: The flash was simply brilliant. The sort of footballer who brings fans through the gates.
7. Malcolm Blight: Great player, great coach and the man who put the steel into the Warriors during those great years.
8. Roger Luders: The high flying Luders was the local attraction down Richmond way. Saw him play many times. Fantastic.
9. Peter Carey: A sheer tower of strength and a significant obstacle for whenever we faced the Bays.
10. Peter Motley: When peope said 'could be anything' they forget what he actually achieved for the double blues.

regards,

REB