May have been because he had altitude sickness.
Nah he definitely held it long enough.
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Shai or Jack
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Nah he definitely held it long enough.
Shai did it by himself
Jack did it with Chols support.
No guarantees jack would have held the mark if Chol was not there. But both awesome marks.
Jack did it with Chols support.
No guarantees jack would have held the mark if Chol was not there. But both awesome marks.
Agree a bit like Ablett Senior's one arm DROP over Collingwood's Gary Pert
Gee fancy either one being the runner up.
Either way, we’re bloody fortunate our boys took them.
You're in trouble now, how can we describe such behaviour, hmm, how about a bit like this:
I can't specifically remember how long Roach held on to that mark but they certainly paid a lot of marks back then where the player held on to the ball for a fraction of a second, wouldn't be paid now. Ablett's one is a very good example as someone else pointed out, he barely had the ball at all - spectacular though.
DS
For the era it was long enough. If you want the world record shortest grab Templeton the day he kicked 15...one of them he led out and he waved at it as it went over his head...
Just confirms the line that white men can't jump.
Shai got serious airborne for his mark.
Cholly was way over the top of the contest and nearly decrapitated Jaaack who came in low n hard n still got the mark.
Kinda stupid, all the way up there n he might as well have taken one more step to own the record all by himself.
