Garry Snr. full forward... Shy. M. Scarlett full back... Shy. Normal people just being themselves and humble, hating the limelight regardless of their genuine awesomeness as an AFL player.
@@kingwillbisthebest Debatable, because when SOS played, the key forwards tended to stay close to goal & run to certain spots. When Scarlett played, there were many different types of key forwards, hulking types, running types, versatile types, pinch hitters such as resting ruckmen. One week he might be playing on a A. Lynch type who wrestles a lot & then the week after on Riewoldt who runs everywhere, even into midfield areas. Therefore, some aspects of the game was harder for full backs in Scarlo's days. Both outstanding players, great discussion point anyway.
Strange watching this in 2021. Very bland and blunt character really. Notice how every time he gets the ball at full back, he would turn and attack. Not something we see from the current crop under the Scott game plan.
Scraping the bottom of the barrel. Met him down in Hobart in 2015 at the Salamanca markets at a local cafe. Tried to cut the line in front of me. Total flog.
I was annoyed with Mathew Scarlett when he punched Hayden Ballantyne, because he didn't hit him hard enough.
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legend, great bloke.
Forwards worst nightmare.
Garry Snr. full forward... Shy.
M. Scarlett full back... Shy.
Normal people just being themselves and humble, hating the limelight regardless of their genuine awesomeness as an AFL player.
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The Soccer virgin and his comments have been removed. I just report them all under spam and they get removed by youtube.
Very introverted I think.
Just as good as silvagni
Silvagni played on the big forwards. Scarlett an absolute gun but never defended against the best forwards
@@kingwillbisthebest Debatable, because when SOS played, the key forwards tended to stay close to goal & run to certain spots. When Scarlett played, there were many different types of key forwards, hulking types, running types, versatile types, pinch hitters such as resting ruckmen. One week he might be playing on a A. Lynch type who wrestles a lot & then the week after on Riewoldt who runs everywhere, even into midfield areas. Therefore, some aspects of the game was harder for full backs in Scarlo's days. Both outstanding players, great discussion point anyway.
@@kingwillbisthebest scarlo played in the era of no hands in back to hitting the arms, silvangi would of been fuked used to hang all over them
But not as good as his uncle....Bruce Doull
I just had a chat with a cardboard box. It had as much personality as Matthew Scarlett.
That's harsh, he is a very shy and to himself kind of person.
You know where you stand with Matthew, he tells it like it is!
I completely agree with you mate, I don't know him, but I just don't like him.
Dick head you must have been in High School.
Nah, the beard stays......
Strange watching this in 2021. Very bland and blunt character really. Notice how every time he gets the ball at full back, he would turn and attack. Not something we see from the current crop under the Scott game plan.
This has changed thankfully
Scraping the bottom of the barrel. Met him down in Hobart in 2015 at the Salamanca markets at a local cafe. Tried to cut the line in front of me. Total flog.
You’re name should be bambino, you loser
Must hold 10 k people at that joint ,sounds like 18 teams were at that joint that day all playing at same venue I guess ,then that cafe .. for snacks?