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Car17on
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phoenix johnson wrote:
I think 10 should be retired.

Has been nothing but a bad curse for several years now.

I reckon the jumper numbers will go like this...

Judd - 5
Kreuzer - 8
Hadley - 15


If the club retires premiership numbers that makes 8 and 12 available. So why not give Hadley the 12? Or is it a luck-of-the-draw thing?

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who has been the best number 10 anyway? there may have been some decent ones in the past that i am not aware of.

i'm gonna nominate brad shine :P
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just had a look in the blueseum. spose adrian gallagher could play a bit..... apart from that #10 is complete shite

i still nominate brad shine


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What about 44 in honour of our previous champion beanpole...or is that Carrazz's number?
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The_Cranium wrote:
who has been the best number 10 anyway? there may have been some decent ones in the past that i am not aware of.

i'm gonna nominate brad shine :P


John James wore number 10 and was one of the greats of the Club and Brownlow Medalist to boot.

Gallagher followed up with distinction.
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7dominator wrote:
The_Cranium wrote:
who has been the best number 10 anyway? there may have been some decent ones in the past that i am not aware of.

i'm gonna nominate brad shine :P


John James wore number 10 and was one of the greats of the Club and Brownlow Medalist to boot.

Gallagher followed up with distinction.


Beat me to it - reckon his Brownlow might just see him edge ahead of good old Brad. :wink:
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Ponkstar wrote:
What about 44 in honour of our previous champion beanpole...or is that Carrazz's number?
Yeh that belongs to A44C

The best #10 for mine was Mickey Martyn .. coz he's the only one I can actually remember seeing in this guernsey

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Here's me always yearning for the 69.

I prefer the 68 myself.
"You do it to me and I'll owe you one..."

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