Favourite Glenelg Player

[Sojourner]

Going back over the time you have been watching the SANFL, who is your most admired player from Glenelg?

For mine its Peter Carey, no real reason, I realise that he played a record number of games, and likely there were other players that played better games on various occasions, yet he was just always there in the background and a hard player to boot, it stretches my memory but his performances in Glenelgs premiership certainly got them there IMO!

[Adelaide Hawk]

Peter Marker. Tough as an old boot, a brilliant player and inspirational leader. Always wanted him at Norwood.

[Ian]

As a teenager it was Robbie Walter, he was of only a couple of players from my club to have played at SANFL level and the only one at the time I played juniors there.

[tigerpie]

Kernas......great leader at a young age...liked to celebrate a win!!!

[sapaul]

Only Glenelg player I've ever liked was Mark Hewett.

[Dirko]

Stephen Kernahan

Peter Carey

David Marshall

[dedja]

Stephen Kernahan

*cough* shower *cough*

[Dirko]

[Jayjake]

#19 - Freddy Phillis

[JK]

Seebohm or Marshall

[Hondo]

I grew up hating Glenelg thanks to the 85 and 86 Grand Finals but I still admired David Marshall for his skills and for showing the VFL that a 30 year old SANFL player could hold his own in their competition. I also admired Kernahan and McGuiness for what they were able to do in State of Origin and Freddy for the Crows.

Of the 3, I'd vote for Marshall.

[Hondo]

Most hated - Allan Stringer

Wrong thread

[McAlmanac]

Peter Marker - underrated in the pantheon of all time greats.

[GWW]

For me it would be Tony Hall. Courageous, skillful, great mark.

[Magpiespower]

Alan Stringer.

[Mr Beefy]

Copping

[mal]

Mel Brock
Legend

[Psyber]

The one who had the good sense to move to Norwood.

[Pseudo]

The one who had the good sense to move to Norwood.

W Phyllis, Weston, Vlatko, Scripps, Culpitt, .... ?

[Big Phil]

John Fidge