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AFL 1997-Present: Non-key Backs

Select TWO Non-Key Position Backs


  • Total voters
    15

Matt79

Global Moderator
This category is an absolute ****-fight. Some amazing players are going to miss out on selection in this category. Select just TWO at this stage.

Non-Key Backs
1. Andrew McKay. Carlton. 1993-2003
244 games. 16.2 disposals per match. Premiership 1995. All Australian 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001. Carlton B&F 2003.

2. Andrew McLeod. Adelaide. 1995-Present
316 games. 19.7 disposals per match. Twice Premiership (1997, 1998). Twice Norm Smith (1997, 1998), Four time All Australian (1998, 2001, 2006, 2007). Adelaide B&F (1997)

3. Byron Pickett. North Melbourne/Port Adelaide/Melbourne 1997-2007
204 games. 12.6 disposals per match. Twice Premiership (1999, 2004). Norm Smith (2004). All Australian 1999.

4. Chris Johnson. Fitzroy/Brisbane. 1994-2007
264 games. 13.7 disposals per match. Three Premierships (2001, 02, 03). Holds record for most Irishmen punched in a game by an AFL footballer.

5. Darren Milburn. Geelong. 1997-Present
245 games. 18.3 disposals per match. Premiership 2007. All Australian 2007.

6. Darryl White. Brisbane 1992-2005.
268 games. 13.1 disposals per match. Three Premierships (2001, 02, 03).

7. David King. North Melbourne 1994-2004.
241 games. 16.9 disposals per match. Two Premierships (1996, 1999). Twice All Australian (1997, 1998)

8. David Wirrpanda. West Coast. 1996-Present
218 games. 16.5 disposals per match. Premiership (2006). All Australian (2005).

9. Gavin Wanganeen. Essendon/Port Adelaide. 1991-2006
300 games. 16.8 disposals per match. Two Premierships (1993, 2004). Brownlow (1993). Five time All Australian (1992, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2003). First Aboriginal player to play 300 games.

10. Glenn Archer. Kangaroos. 1992-2007
311 games. 13.1 disposals per match. Two Premierships (1996, 1999). Norm Smith (1996). All Australian (1996, 1998, 2002). Won the ALFPA’s Most Courageous Player award 6 times (a record) in 9 years.

11. James Clement. Fremantle/Collingwood. 1996-2007.
230 games. 13.9 disposals per match. Twice All Australian (2004, 2005). Twice Collingwood B&F (2004, 2005).

12. Leo Barry. Sydney. 1995-2008
234 games. 12.8 disposals per match. Premiership (2005). Twice All Australian (2004, 2005).

13. Luke Hodge Hawthorn. 2002-Present
141 games. 20.9 disposals per match. Premiership (2008). Norm Smith (2008). Twice All Australian (2005, 2008). Hawthorn B&F (2005)

14. Martin Pike. Melbourne/Fitzroy/North Melbourne/Brisbane. 1993-2005.
247 games. 14.2 disposals per match. 4 Premierships (1999, 2001, 2002, 2003). Fitzroy B&F (1996).

15. Taegh Kennally. Sydney. 2001-2008
158 games. 15 disposals per match. 1 Premiership (2005).

16. Tom Harley. Port Adelaide/Geelong. 1998-Present
188 games. 12.4 disposals per match. 1 Premiership (2007). All Australian (2008).
 
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Matt79

Global Moderator
Don't see how you can go past Andrew McLeod or Gavin Wanganeen, and yet can't believe I'm not voting for Glenn Archer, or slightly more indulgently Jimmy Clement.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
McLeod and Archer.

Wanganeen is stiff obviously, but his record isn't that better than Archer's, and with McLeod in the team, I think we'd need a harder body than the rubber man.
 

Johnners

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Seeing as Macleod/Wanganeen are basically certainties, I'm giving Chris Johnson my bias vote :cool:
 

irfan

State Captain
Archer and Wanganeen personally. McLeod is obv brilliant as a dashing half-back but Wanganeen has the edge over him defensively and I'd rather him in an aerial contest against a small forward than McLeod.
 

Hoggy31

International Captain
McLeod, and Archer just over McKay.

Surprised to see Kennelly had played so many games.
 

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