Raiders Plight said:BK is fantastic, but Clyde is still the benchmark for modern locks, 2 clive churchill medals don't lie.
He's retiring at the end of this year.Pensacola Q.C said:BK is good but not close to the player that Clyde was in his prime. Kennedy has had a significant impact on one post-season > Knights 01'. Apart from that where's he been in September? And it's not like he hasn't had enough cattle around him. Maybe if he leads the Eagles to a title this year the comparison could be made without me LMAO...but, IMHO he'd still have to do something pretty special in the remaining 2 or 3 years of his career to come close to Clyde all-time.
LeagueFanNumeroUno said:Bradley Clyde
Ron Coote
Johnny Raper
Mal Reilly
Brad Mackay
Ray Price
Hugh McGahan
Ron Reddy
Mark Graham
Paul Langmack
Wayne Pearce
Frank Burge
Bob Lindner
Andy Norval
Ellery Hanley
Steve Menzies
Ben Kennedy
As for Andy Norval, he must have been good if he could push Ron Coote from lock to backrow in the Roosters best-ever team named.
Moffo said:There are many contenders and although I hate to line up different generations, i think BK would cover anyone on his day. It is so unfortunate that injuries have cruelled his career (to a degree), as this guy for mine is the best forward going around today and I doubt there has been a better player in the past
Perhaps one day the wider league community will appreciate this
Exactly give it 5 yearsMoffo said:i hope you're taking the piss as you should be put down if your not
As i said, i thought most would disagree. Sad thing is that 95% of us don't appreciate a player fully until they retire.
Some posters have got a bad dose of the 'in my day' syndrome here
CliffyIsGod said:If Nik Kosef hadn't had four knee reconstructions, then we would be talking about him as a great great lock.
Agent Mulder said:C'mon old mate, Are you for real?