POLL : Who is the greatest player with more than 3 vowels in his name ?

[The Rosco]

This is a serious question, footy lovers.
Following in the steps of the greatest french loving contributor to these pages, I have found a new dimension of abject stupidity in polling you wonderful people.

So seriously, does the number of vowels in a player's surname have a direct effect on his playing ability ?

Minichiello, Taumololo, Lolohia , Anasta ?

Who exactly was the greatest player and how many vowels in his surname ?

Next week's topic will be the greatest NRL player to have eaten a kebab from Marrickville,

 

[roostersrule2]

Minto, the A is silent.

 

[Bulldog Force]

Nick Bradley-Qalilawa

 

[betcats]

Civoniceva

 

[JJ]

Next week's topic will be the greatest NRL player to have eaten a kebab from Marrickville,

Been waiting for someone to put serious poll up - I assume you're talking after midnight?

 

[Brutus]

Adrian Vowles


and John Skardon


Skardon & Vowles

 

[gUt]

Remicasty

 

[The Charlatan]

Auva'a. Five letters, four vowels, three of which are the same.

Extra points for having an apostrophe in his name too.

 

[DiegoNT]

Jason Bulgarelli

 

[Parra]

I am more impressed by those who achieved greatness despite a vowel deficit. Not an easy thing to overcome. Vowels are taken for granted by those who are well endowed with them.

Danny Crnkovich made it to the bigtime, despite facing an obvious vowel deficit.

 

[The Charlatan]

Can please have a poll on the greatest player with an accent in his name?

 

[Bobby DIGital]

Currently, Tuivasa-Sheck.

 

[DiegoNT]

Greatest player with 4+ syllables in their last name?

 

[Captain Apollo]

Needs more Paul Vautin :sarcasm: :lol:

 

[Jason Maher]

f**k it. Some merkin already mentioned Crnkovich.

 

[JJ]

Can the expectations around having a lot of vowels be too much of a burden

After an explosive start, Iafeta Paleaaesina really didn't deliver on what the vowels suggest he might have

 

[Parra Pride]

Sam Huihahau

 

[Jimmy-o]

Ava Seumanufagai... winner and it's not even close.

 

[stormbati]

Ava Seumanufagai... winner and it's not even close.

+1

 

[Johnnie Red]

Hayne wins with the 'sometimes Y' rule coming into effect.
If my history is correct...David Gallop introduced the rule to allow Hayne to achieve everything in the NRL...unfortunately he could not help the Eels.