Most and/or least aesthetically pleasing hitups

[Card Shark]

Holmes is magic on his feet & not afraid to charge through the middle.

 

[no name]

Lazo and his hip.

Edit: for most (obviously)

 

[nick87]

Lesley Vainikolo was another personal favourite of mine.

 

[Glen]

Say what you want about Michael Vella but when in form him returning kickoffs at full pelt was a thing of beauty

 

[chigurh]

Petero was great to watch.

 

[The Enforcer]

Geoff Robinson.

 

[gordsy]

Aaron woods for both. Gains good metres but never actually breaks the line.

 

[Usain Bolt]

Shane Tronc

 

[Packy]

Tolman for worst.

 

[BM1979]

Darren Britt's was the ugliest. It was Tolman 10 times slower

 

[Hutty1986]

Matt UTAI until he got snapped in half by Lincoln Withers and went all pea heart after that

Haha the great Lincoln Withers! That bloke could hit!

 

[veggiepatch1959]

Geoff Robinson.

That guy was psycho.

In saying that, the perceived quality of the hitup is directly proportional to the amount of hair the attacking player has.

With the exception of Sam Thiaday (before his haircut).

 

[gUt]

webcke and petero were a great aesthetic contrast

 

[Walt Flanigan]

TLL's were entertaining

 

[Phil McGrawhan]

Martin Kennedy
Softest hit ups I've ever seen

 

[AnAccountant]

Kamikaze Karmichael Hunt was always entertaining, he didn't give a f*ck, especially in origin.

Crazy Mike my old man used to call him. I saw him at a pub near the gabba before a T20 a long time ago, the first T20 at the gabba IIRC and called him that, he smiled and said f**k oath mate, both he and Hodges looked like they were juiced.

What a waste of a career. At least he's got his money I suppose.

 

[McNulty]

Darren Britt's was the ugliest. It was Tolman 10 times slower

You're thinking of Mitch Newton


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Mark O'Meley.

 

[Walpole]

What about George Rose? Nothing better than seeing a fat man on the charge.

 

[anjado]

100 mile an hour at the line, whiplash, no metres!

Did you never see Martin Lang play ? He constantly made big metres all the time. Hitro Okesene had a unique running style.

 

[Rhino_NQ]

paul rauhihi, no other man has made so many metres while running backwards at the defensive line.

Kris Kahler in his first year at the titans for the worst but in a unique way, wasn't done half assed or slow but was so much effort to get belted each time. I swear the 2007 big hits package has him appear 3 or 4 times but with the ball in his hand