Yowie_Dude
BRL Player
- May 3, 2019
- 62
- 377
You're right and it was a tongue in cheek response, it's so easy to blame the millenials and move on. Maybe this is purely my own perception, but I don't recall the term millenial coming into vogue until the 2010s when the 90s-mid 90s generation started coming of age. Before then it was Gen Y who were simply the younger version of that over-qualified under-employed Gen X. Again, that's just my perception and I'm sure there's somebody on here who could point out how old the term is.
Still, this board still has a lot of people in their 20s and teens who would be far more familiar with the Lockyer generation than Alfie.
Langer is number 1 for me. Langer was our number 1 playmaker in our first 4 premierships. My view the single most important player for the club.
I can understand some people thinking Lockyer as number 1, especially if they are younger.
I guess some people are taking this as top 5 favourite players while others are saying top 5 all time greats.
If you are doing the later then Langer must be in one of the 2 positions and in my personal view the top position.
Kenny was a late bloomer, he didn't become an NRL regular until he was 26 and after 2009 he struggled to maintain let alone improve on what he showed. I believe all the stars aligned for him to have one big season and that was the extent of his career. He's a great example for other footballers, but also living proof on how difficult it is to crack it in the NRL.
Kev was my favourite player for years and years. Can’t understand people not rating him.Anyone else noticed that for whatever reason, Kevin Walters rarely features in most people's Top 5's, yet Alf is in virtually all of them? (I'm guilty of this too)
It's strange and kind of fascinating when you think about it. Walters played alongside Alfie, was part of 5 Premierships (1 more than Alf), he was also a decorated Broncos Captain, also played in a key spine position, was also about as 'Broncos' as a bloke could be, yet he doesn't seem to get the kind of love that a guy like Alfie does?
Just goes to show I guess that numbers don't always tell the whole story when it comes to people and how the perceive or feel about a player when you reflect on them over time and that maybe it's a bit more emotionally driven than it is purely logical.
I'm surprised Hancock rated so highly...given Willie Carne was the better winger when they were both in the same team. Even if he did **** off to union.
I'm surprised Hancock rated so highly...given Willie Carne was the better winger when they were both in the same team. Even if he did **** off to union.
1. Top 5 red headsTop 5 meaningless threads. Go.
1. Minto.
There is no one else.
2. Maranta
Not enough Fifita's for my liking1.Fifita
2.Fifita
3.Fifita
4.Fifita
5.Haas
Not enough Fifita's for my liking