Big rigs

[Q.]

J Bentley, played a bit for Bridgey (I think). Had the pleasure of matching up on him when he was in the SAAFL one year. Immovable.

Heccies? He is a big bugger!

Yep. Think he moved up to the Riverland?

[OnSong]

J Bentley, played a bit for Bridgey (I think). Had the pleasure of matching up on him when he was in the SAAFL one year. Immovable.

Ended up in renmarks b grade. Lol. Huge unit

[One Eyed]

Looked like J Brown. Could kick a ball

[mirror#3]

'Scott Collison (Central Whyalla): Collo was the dominant forward in the league for at least three or four seasons. Almost as wide as he is tall, Collo was quick off the mark, had a good set of hands and a brilliant shot for goal. Used to kick bags and was virtually unstoppable.'

Hugh unit! But could play, one of the straightest kicks of the footy I have seen. Could've went alot further.

[Stevie_K]

Anthony Pierri for Barmera-Monash in the late 90's/early 2000's. The guy couldn't be moved and grabbed everything!

first bloke i thought of. Great hands and kick for goal.

[theEMBRYO]

Another lad who is surprisingly good is that ranga nicknamed "Hogget" from a club in the south east. Made the Australian Country team a few years ago. Also in the KNTFL I think.

Merrett is his last name from & plays with Penola, seen him play a couple of times in the KNTFL. Also played a season at higher level in the WBFL with West Gambier; can play the game and the better the standard the better he plays.

[MatteeG]

Anthony Pierri for Barmera-Monash in the late 90's/early 2000's. The guy couldn't be moved and grabbed everything!

first bloke i thought of. Great hands and kick for goal.

Played for Norwood at some stage I reakon...

[200 Killer Wasps]

In tandem with Chris Prime.

[FlyingHigh]

Anthony Pierri for Barmera-Monash in the late 90's/early 2000's. The guy couldn't be moved and grabbed everything!

first bloke i thought of. Great hands and kick for goal.

Played for Norwood at some stage I reakon...

Reckon he was only 16 when he made his debut.
Also played at CYP Cougars for at least one year.
Not overly tall from memory, but certainly strong.

[200 Killer Wasps]

Anthony Pierri for Barmera-Monash in the late 90's/early 2000's. The guy couldn't be moved and grabbed everything!

first bloke i thought of. Great hands and kick for goal.

Played for Norwood at some stage I reakon...

Reckon he was only 16 when he made his debut.
Also played at CYP Cougars for at least one year.
Not overly tall from memory, but certainly strong.

He played for CMS Crows in 97 & 98 is that what you meant Flying High.

[razzman]

remember a few back in the 90's when i was a young pup running around in the BLG Ian Trimboli was a nugget, Shane Sonneman at Barossa was just a man mountain and then you had 'boomer', Wayne Rosenboom. Also remember seeing a few others bujt cant recall names

[Bat Pad]

Shane Grimm.

[7-Dog]

Shane Curnow - Central Augusta
Matt Gale - Port, ex Broughton-Mundoora
Collison, Merrett & Prime as mentioned

[DARK KNIGHT]

what about Rick Modra older brother of Tony played full forward for Renmark in early 90's, he was one scarey man built like a brick S##t house and didn't mind a bit of a scuffle

[Bum Crack]

what about Rick Modra older brother of Tony played full forward for Renmark in early 90's, he was one scarey man built like a brick S##t house and didn't mind a bit of a scuffle

he would have been the craziest bloke going around in country footy in his day.

[The Ash Man]

Played with big "Fish" For Hope Valley in 2000 GF. He played at Salisbury and a bit of hills footy too. Was about six foot eight and would of weighed 120kg plus!

His hernia was as big as his kick!

[Slapsy]

what about Rick Modra older brother of Tony played full forward for Renmark in early 90's, he was one scarey man built like a brick S##t house and didn't mind a bit of a scuffle

he would have been the craziest bloke going around in country footy in his day.

Good bloke to have on your team. Wouldn't like beiing a defender in those days. He was alergic to training as well - just ran laps and kicked for goal.

[Baron Greenback]

what about Rick Modra older brother of Tony played full forward for Renmark in early 90's, he was one scarey man built like a brick S##t house and didn't mind a bit of a scuffle

he would have been the craziest bloke going around in country footy in his day.

Good bloke to have on your team. Wouldn't like beiing a defender in those days. He was alergic to training as well - just ran laps and kicked for goal.

The two Venables - Brenton and Tony - were big rigs who could seriously play too.
Played a lot of footy in the same side as Rick.
Would have been quite intimidating coming up against that lot.

[Slapsy]

first bloke i thought of. Great hands and kick for goal.[/quote]

Played for Norwood at some stage I reakon...[/quote]

Reckon he was only 16 when he made his debut.
Also played at CYP Cougars for at least one year.
Not overly tall from memory, but certainly strong.[/quote]

He played for CMS Crows in 97 & 98 is that what you meant Flying High.[/quote]


Wasn't it the Southern Eagles when Lester Ross was coaching? I was playing over there then and reckon he played for the Eagles - not the Crows or Cougars. He terrorised Renmark when in the Riverland. Just mark him down for 10. Unmovable and good kick for goal.

[OnSong]

what about Rick Modra older brother of Tony played full forward for Renmark in early 90's, he was one scarey man built like a brick S##t house and didn't mind a bit of a scuffle

he would have been the craziest bloke going around in country footy in his day.

Good bloke to have on your team. Wouldn't like beiing a defender in those days. He was alergic to training as well - just ran laps and kicked for goal.

The two Venables - Brenton and Tony - were big rigs who could seriously play too.
Played a lot of footy in the same side as Rick.
Would have been quite intimidating coming up against that lot.

Big Veg. Would have been a terrifying site coming at you, especially with his eyes that close together, would have almost resembled a cyclops.