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  • #46
    Fullback: Mini just ahead of Teddy, for now
    Wing: Toupo
    Centre: Latrell, Manu a close second for now
    5/6: Freddy, Maloney gets a mention
    Half: Cronk, simply based on success, Pearce was great over a long period, Aubo a close third
    Prop: JWH, Morley gets a mention
    2nd row: Cords, close second Fitzy
    Lock: Ricketson
    Hooker: Friend

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    • #47
      What Rusty Fairfax lacked in ball playing skills he made up for in horticultural ability.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
        Latrell would have to be one of the centres because he's the best centre the Roosters have ever produced in the last 50 years.
        Toups would be ahead of Mullins
        Don't forget how good Mullins was.
        I'd find it difficult to separate Harris and Mitchell, but would give Harris the nod because he played nearly 200 games for us.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Bruce Pickett View Post
          Although Horrie is a club legend, head over rules heart and I'd have to put Cronk there. His dad played for Bondi United and is an Easts fanatic so he's not too much of a Johnny come lately. His uncles also are Easts fanatics.

          If you're talking premierships won I see your point.
          I wouldn't be offended by putting Cronk over Horrie, but it's not a case of head over ruling heart. Hastings was a fantastic halfback, probably the most under-rated of all time.

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          • #50
            Originally posted by eddie View Post

            Toops has the longevity..................but choosing between him, Mullins and Fahey would be tough.
            And then there was Ferguson

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            • #51
              Originally posted by eddie View Post
              I think so.
              In my time I remember Russel Fairfax, Ian Schubert, Marty Gurr, Gary Wurth, Rod Silva, Luke Phillips, Mini and others.
              I think it comes down to Teddy or Mini, with Phillips a close third.
              Allan McKean doesn't get a vote ?

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              • #52
                Originally posted by eddie View Post
                How's this for a backline

                1- James Tedesco
                2- Anthony Minichiello
                3- John Brass
                4- Mark Harris
                5- Bill Mullins
                6- Brad Fittler
                7- Kevin Hastings
                Awesome back line.

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by King Salvo View Post
                  Allan McKean doesn't get a vote ?
                  My memory of McKean is too poor...............I guess I was too young when he played.

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                  • #54
                    I still have Mini slightly ahead, but there's not much in it.

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Johnny73 View Post
                      What Rusty Fairfax lacked in ball playing skills he made up for in horticultural ability.
                      You reckon Fairfax lacked ball playing skills? Many would say he had the best hands of anyone at the club. Played some five-eighth in 78 and 79, but he was past his best by then. If he'd played five-eighth in 74 or 75, it would have been something to behold.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Tom Verlaine's Ghost View Post

                        You reckon Fairfax lacked ball playing skills? Many would say he had the best hands of anyone at the club. Played some five-eighth in 78 and 79, but he was past his best by then. If he'd played five-eighth in 74 or 75, it would have been something to behold.
                        Remember that little chip over the top (circa 74/750 he employ?

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                        • #57
                          (circa 74/75)

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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by BillyBonkers View Post

                            Remember that little chip over the top (circa 74/750 he employ?
                            For sure. A magician.

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by Tom Verlaine's Ghost View Post

                              You reckon Fairfax lacked ball playing skills? Many would say he had the best hands of anyone at the club. Played some five-eighth in 78 and 79, but he was past his best by then. If he'd played five-eighth in 74 or 75, it would have been something to behold.
                              My comment was more an affectionate, tongue in cheek reference to his life outside of Rugba League. Of which I, and my friends, were beneficiaries.

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                              • #60
                                Easts have had some great fullbacks. Big fan of Andrew Walker, Mini, RTS & now Teddy. They all brought that x-factor into a game. Rod Silva & Richie Barnett were also pretty handy.

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