Fantastic Five: Michael Voss' best moments | AFL
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2018
- An inspirational leader and brutal competitor, Michael Voss led arguably the greatest side of the modern era to three consecutive premierships in 2001, 2002 and 2003 at the Brisbane Lions.
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Those were the days! Ricciuto, Voss, Buckley, Carey, Modra, Harvey, Lockett, Dunstall, Jackovich, Koutafides, Hird, Matera, Kernaghan, Ablett.
The glory years of footy!
@J G Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over...
no g in kernahan ...
One of the greats and one of the best ever captains.
@J G Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over...
@JG-bw6luhows that going for ya hahahhahahahahahaha
Next Level Champion Vossy! Had no weaknesses except Father Time. Absolute KING of the hard ball get.
absolute champion is an understatement
@J G Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over...
crazy to think that first bump would sideline him for a year in todays game
I heard Alan Richardson just got onto solids this week.
He's re-learnt how to walk I heard. Michael Voss sent him flowers during his hospital stay though I also heard. He a good boy.
🤣
Seriously, a blow like that could have long-lasting effects. Hope the worst was a wobbly tooth or the like.
Still brings a tear to the eye watching this bloke
I`m so happy Vossy is coaching Carlton!
The greatest captain of them all
Alongside Luke Hodge.
I’m here after finding out he’s the new coach of Carlton.
Absolute jet
@UCRJG0NUFFngIwXKXhowakHg How does that mean I have no appreciation? I’ve come here to see how he was as a player after hearing he’s the new coach at Carlton. I was quite young when he played and wouldn’t remember.
@@abbeydykstra5249 he was an absolute mad ranga Abbey.. hard as.. don't mind others, it's the interweb.
One of his best moments was when he king hit a drunk guy outside a Melbourne nightclub… a hero
First team meeting he should pull this out and show his standards, hopefully whip them into some consistency
What an absolute champion he was. Had everything Vossy!
#3 went at least 75 mtres.....holy smoke
pbfamous07 I believe it was measured as 73
When footy was beautiful
LEGEND
Vossys taunt on Burns was elite. Still early in the game when the Lions were down, win at all costs attitude
I can picture him being the only kid at his Primary School in Queensland [he's Victorian], that wanted to play Aussie Rules.Just him and his Sherrin,getting a hard time from everyone. The story goes something like that. So the determination to go from there, to being able to have a legitimate crack at the big time would be many people's dream.But to actually become the brilliant player and 3-time Premiership Captain he was,while still in Queensland,is testament to that determination. A brilliant player,he always led by example.Somewhat in the mould of G.Ablett snr.,tough as nails,quick,a magnificent kick,strong in the air for his size. I can picture him coming in fast,hitting the pack hard and just back-stepping his way out again,with the ball,fending off opponents,turning and running and Brisbane were on their way again!
That first part was exactly me and I’m a redhead, I was in year 1 2001 in Brisbane and Voss was my absolute hero
except his primary school education was in victoria
As tough as they come 💪🏼
Geez as a Bombers fan watching that GF in 2001 as a kid was a tough pill to swallow, especially after winning the flag the year before.
What a team
Toughest player I've seen in my time. Before that my Dad saw Leigh Matthews. And now I've seen Dusty! All greats in my eyes.. tough midfielder/forwards that can score a bag when it counts
Wouldn't laugh at anyone who named him as the best player they have ever seen ! Got that captain quality. Players like Voss, Hird, Crawford, Reiwalt and Kelly don't muck up and get reported at the wrong time, put their bodies on the line when it is the right time and have a varied skill set. Voss was a fantastic player is surely top 50 in any team supporters list. 😎👍
Dangerfield's bump gets 3 weeks - commentators on Voss's hit 'oh yea that's a fair bump'
different times mate
Different (better) times, but yeah today the AFL would ban him for 12 weeks, when he came back, de register him and have a recall on the sale of his guernsey
Richardson bump right in front of Dipper lol
Voss may not have been the most skilled player but he was certainly the toughest. The Lions did well making him captain.
he was still pretty bloody skilled!
He won a Brownlow!! I’d say that takes skill.
You are so wrong Voss has superlative skills on both sides of the body and excellent hand skills
You don’t kick 70 metre goals on not have skill
He might not be the most skilled player ever but he’s definitely up there , wasn’t just his toughness that made him as good as he was
God what a beast
The equal best midfielder to play the game ever!!
3peat immortals
Best captain in history after Hodgey
How did Matt Campbell disappear from AFL commentary?
Sportsbet or the like..he's on 78 doing horse racing shows...gd commentator.
Welcome to Carlton
He didnt last long as coach at Brisbane what makes you think he will do well at Carlton. A great player dosent always make a great coach. I'd say Carlton ran out of options
@@toneloc9084 lol
@@toneloc9084tell us more
Baracks for carlton ... now he’s coach ~ good luck michael
0:18... us gingers can be a bit savage at times. RIP that guy.
Dippa in #5 doesn't even care lol.
Gene Archer was that Wally Lewis next to him?
@@bennywang812I’m super late to this but that’s gotta be Wally
Why would they say it was a fair bump? No eyes on the ball should have been 5 to 6 weeks
Different times my friend. Back then you could run past the ball at a brave opponent who had his head down and eyes on the pill and clean them up, and as long as it was within 5 metres of the ball it was a’ fair bump’. Not only could you do it, people called you tough for doing it. Byron Pickett made a reputation knocking out blokes who had their heads over the ball, and everyone used to admire how ‘tough’ he was. Ridiculous when you think about it.
Go back to sleep Nancy
Scott burns is a cat
Footballs went further back then lol
Thats why we love him... And hate him. Lol.
Set up 6 to 8 selection criteria, ie review properly, and Voss is the best player, ever.
So, no, it’s not Leigh Matthews, he lacked a left foot, his skills were superior, he was quicker, he was architectural… Carey, no, been to matches where he got 1-2 touches, and went missing. Voss never ever played a bad game
Voss the boss.
It was a fair bump... yeah, these days you'd probably get 6 weeks
Hopefully he hardens up quite a few of the blues players
And that is indeed happening at this very moment! Kudos to the Carlton Brains Trust for choosing Vossy!
Jury's out currently...
Seriously, with the exception of Collingwood losing a grand final - how on earth can anybody get excited about AFL?
Carlton will sack him end of the season
for Clarkson ?
Dude stop being a sheep Clarkson is a average coach and could never push an average team to a flag like Malthouse/Sheedy! I could have coached them hawthorn teams to flags blind and drunk with 10 prostitutes in my bed! Clarkson Voss Have huge ego’s that will soon burst.
Surely for #5 you could find another highlight better than Voss smacking a bloke in the head while his head was over the ball.
It was a fair bump, it was within the range of the ball, used the hip and shoulder, and Richardson didn't have his head over the ball, nowhere near.
While it was very brutal, it was a fair bump.
The Metal Pig hit hit on Steve Johnson was better imo
Gene Archer hit the head 1-2 weeks today mrp
Destroyed Collingwood
Not far off wayne carey for best captain and leader.
You reckon Wayne Carey is a good captain and leader? You must've never seen the game mate
@@user-fx9kw7ie4h you've never seen afl? You should get into it bro. Awesome game. Carey was a champ. Still is.
@@spire393 Mate, gimme a break. Wayne Carey was and is the most overrated player I have seen.
@@user-fx9kw7ie4h you weren't there at the boundary like I was during the mid to late 90s. 2 premierships man. Golden era. We owe it to Carey and co.
@@spire393 Yeah fair enough, North Melbourne has rarely had good sides. Carey did a lot to make them successful, Voss is still a far better leader and captain, one of the greatest of all time.
1st view
And look at 2020 footy, crap skills and a score line of 5 goals beats 7 goals ...super.
The best? Really?
Running past the ball and cowardly launching into a bloke and knocking him out is in his top 5 moments?
Mustn't have been a very good player, then. And people compare this overrated thug to Buckley and Hird, lol.
Buckley and Hird are not in Vossy's league you flog
@@waynegrosvenor9699 I know, they are multiple leagues above him.
@@eckhart9467 so your using one incident to judge his whole career? As a captain he achieved more than both Buckley and Hird however upon saying this both Buckley and Hird where also very good players but Voss will always be remember as 3 premierships captain, Hird 1 while Buckley has zero.
@@frankbob6664 It's a video on the top 5 moments of his career, so yea, I am. Also please don't be a midwit and suggest that premierships are an individual achievement, especially when Voss won all of his because of a higher salary cap.
@@eckhart9467 so what other moments of his career was he thug like? As for salary cap wasn't it only a few year' prior that Buckley signed to Collingwood from Brisbane stating at his press confrence, "I want to play premiership football." Meanwhile Hird brought his club to it knees as coach. As for that one incident you refer to there are many more great moments in Voss' career. These are only what the AFL picked. After all listen to the commentary they couldnt find fault, the AFL couldn't find fault and he wasnt suspened for it, why because that style of bump was still allowed back then. 3 premierships in a row as captain, Hird 1 and Buckley none as captain, player or coach.