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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 2:25 pm 
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C: Frank Marchesani __________ Denis Collins
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Coach: Who else but Denis Pagan!!!

Had to start with these two. Not including McKernan because regardless of what I think of him, he did play in two flags and should've won a Brownlow. So he's not a classic Coodabeen. Marchesani and Collins are exactly what the term was coined for.

Feel free to add, and I'll edit this post with good additions.

(By Coodabeen, I mean someone who has great wraps on them, the great white hope, and they look better than they really are!!! In fact they're really duds. McKernan wasn't really a dud. Chris Johnson, et al, never really looked any good and no-one thought they'd be really good).

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 2:31 pm 
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Waiting for someone to say Brock McLean... :lol:

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I remember all too well the fanfare carltonfc.com welcomed Cain Ackland with. Ughhh!


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Sean Charles - Only 1 game.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 4:25 pm 
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 5:05 pm 
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moshe25 wrote:
B:
HB:
C: Frank Marchesani __________ Denis Collins
HF:
F:
R:
Int:

Coach: Who else but Denis Pagan!!!

Had to start with these two. Not including McKernan because regardless of what I think of him, he did play in two flags and should've won a Brownlow. So he's not a classic Coodabeen. Marchesani and Collins are exactly what the term was coined for.

Feel free to add, and I'll edit this post with good additions.

(By Coodabeen, I mean someone who has great wraps on them, the great white hope, and they look better than they really are!!! In fact they're really duds. McKernan wasn't really a dud. Chris Johnson, et al, never really looked any good and no-one thought they'd be really good).

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Denis Collins wasn't a dud

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 7:07 pm 
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A coupleof softc*cks from the bush who couldnt hack life in the big smoke..
Tony Southcombe
Stephen Oliver

Then there were the high draft picks who arrived with much fanfare:
Dom Fotia, Murray Vance, Luke Livingston,

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 8:20 pm 
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Not sure if there was immediate fanfare over this bloke when he came across from West Coast, but after his 2005 Wizard Cup, there were a few people jumping up and down about Callum Chambers.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 8:41 pm 
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Not sure if there was immediate fanfare over this bloke when he came across from West Coast, but after his 2005 Wizard Cup, there were a few people jumping up and down about Callum Chambers.

Callum "supergoal" Chambers?

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 9:09 pm 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
moshe25 wrote:
B:
HB:
C: Frank Marchesani __________ Denis Collins
HF:
F:
R:
Int:

Coach: Who else but Denis Pagan!!!

Had to start with these two. Not including McKernan because regardless of what I think of him, he did play in two flags and should've won a Brownlow. So he's not a classic Coodabeen. Marchesani and Collins are exactly what the term was coined for.

Feel free to add, and I'll edit this post with good additions.

(By Coodabeen, I mean someone who has great wraps on them, the great white hope, and they look better than they really are!!! In fact they're really duds. McKernan wasn't really a dud. Chris Johnson, et al, never really looked any good and no-one thought they'd be really good).

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Denis Collins wasn't a dud


Name a big game with lots of pressure and close checking, in which he played well!!!!

Starred against the bottom runged teams, but after we played Norf (first vs second) and Jezza wanted to see "who dropped their heads and who went into their shells", Dennis was history. Michael Young and Peter Francis, while not being as silky and flashy and fashionable took over the wing positions and the rest actually IS history.

Now I'd love to see another thread called "Great players that Wes Lofts let go". We all know who's at the top of that list!!!!! (And it ain't Dennis Collins, I'll give ya the tip!).

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 9:13 pm 
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Heaver
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 2:37 am 
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I actually think Heaver did alright for us. Used to kick a few goals out of nowhere when it was needed. Wasn't a superstar by any means but certainly wasn't a dud. Injured as buggery towards the end of his career, I'll grant you that. But I wouldn't put him in the 'dud' league.

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 7:13 am 
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Dominator_7 wrote:
A coupleof softc*cks from the bush who couldnt hack life in the big smoke..
Tony Southcombe
Stephen Oliver

Then there were the high draft picks who arrived with much fanfare:
Dom Fotia, Murray Vance, Luke Livingston,

Tony Southcombe, a softcock ? Bluey was one tough hombre, even at school. As for preferring to live in Bendigo rather than Bleak City, I CAN'T FAULT HIM THERE ! :thumbsup:

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Sean Charles - Only 1 game.


That was the first one to come to my mind.

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 06, 2010 9:03 am 
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murraycray wrote:
Dominator_7 wrote:
A coupleof softc*cks from the bush who couldnt hack life in the big smoke..
Tony Southcombe
Stephen Oliver

Then there were the high draft picks who arrived with much fanfare:
Dom Fotia, Murray Vance, Luke Livingston,

Tony Southcombe, a softcock ? Bluey was one tough hombre, even at school. As for preferring to live in Bendigo rather than Bleak City, I CAN'T FAULT HIM THERE ! :thumbsup:



Met the bespectacled one a few years ago, and he's an incredibly nice bloke. Didn't want to leave Carlton at the time, but circumstances dictated he return to Bendigo. We forget that there wasn't the financial incentive to play VFL back then that there is to play AFL today.

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Yep...still hurts. :oops:

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 4:44 pm 
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Southcomb wasn't a bad player at all . Certainly not a softc0kk .

Ya got that one wrong .

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 9:20 pm 
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Captain Dan wrote:
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Heaver

I actually think Heaver did alright for us. Used to kick a few goals out of nowhere when it was needed. Wasn't a superstar by any means but certainly wasn't a dud. Injured as buggery towards the end of his career, I'll grant you that. But I wouldn't put him in the 'dud' league.


Kicked about 50 goals in 1993 IIRC, which is a pretty good effort for a forward pocket.


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Peter Bedford and Peter McKenna's careers at Carlton didnt exactly live up to expectation...

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