Dave Simmons is the man who dislocated Pudd's shoulder

I would throw into the mix Mick Hill, when Kerle did it it was expected but to ride on his on court jack ass coat tails was just stoopid.

Oh yeah - Dave Simmons.

And agreed re: Mick Hill.

Welcome to the list, boys.

Footnote - how tough was Pudd coming back in no time from that?

Lol... hilarious list, Loco. Thanks for the Dunlap clarification in the other thread - I must have erased that whole incident from my mind. All I really remember about him is that he wore glasses, took us to a losing finals series, and left us with Don Monson (ugh).

Can't think of anyone else for The List at the moment.

Cut Dunlap some slack - he did turn around an underachieving franchise and brought the Sixers to the Grand Final. And perhaps with a fully fit Davis, and a win in the game 1 overtime we might be talikng about the 94 Championship team.

I thought we all put the Jason Williams saga to rest. He was an outstanding local player, who served a role in the 36ers system. He may have played 1 season too long, but was a solid defender and had range on his shot. And he was probably one of the lowest paid guys in the league.

Adonis Jordan  nobody spits on a Sixers court. Period.

It's all tongue in cheek shin splints - only meant as a humourous distraction on a lazy Friday.

hereshenes - lest we forget anything, ever ;)

DICKO - the 8,000 exceptions that prove the rule :p

I always loathed Darren Lucas, Jason Smith and Andrew Parkinson from the old South Eastside St. Kilda Nunawading Melbourne Saints Spectres Magic.

Seconded. Lucas, Mrs. Smith and Cindy Crawford's Beauty Spot are all on The List.

I wonder how many people were on the list (Booze-less Giants Paul Rees, I'm looking at you!) before they wore Sixers blue and all was forgiven? :p

Actually, I should put the old skool Giants' brown uniform on The List.

NBL administration?

Dude who broke Brad Hill's arm

Lol re: administration.

JT - that was Abney, about half way down the list. Doc reckons he had bone sticking out in two places.



(Actually, Abney is a really nice guy and felt horrible about the accident. I remember him going into the stands during the All-Star game we had here a while back, specifically to find Brad and ask how he was going).

I think Saville's working his way onto the list. Used to like him when he was younger but as he's gotten older he's become a cheap shot artist.

PAUL REES!!!

If Brad can forgive Paul for surfing him, we can all turn the other cheek :p

Paul Henare, simply because he's the worst nbl player to ever go to so many olympics/ World champs and generally start at point guard for his team.

Dean Brogan - leaving the greatest sporting league in the world for the second greatest sporting league in the world.

Chuck Harmison - in the gary ablett/jayson williams/o.j. simpson/wayne carey category for having a reasonable to very good playing career however it was his off court misdemeanours which now make him infamous. And YES, O.J.'s misdemeanours after he stopped playing equal those of Chuck's.

Worthington - all round tool award, thinks he can take the best international players off the dribble at international level and doesn't crash the boards.

Ian crosswhite - equally tool-like and soft.

Didn't Dunlap continue to develop players like Scalzi, Hawkes, Blakemore, Maher, Wheeler - all SA Boys?

I mean this in a serious way: How did Dunlap get rid of the Buffalos? I thought it was just too expensive for BASA to maintain the program.

I know I am sounding like a Dunlap lover, and I accept his decisions on personnel seemed to favour the college age player rather than the seasoned veteran, but the memories of the 94 season and the run through the playoffs is still vivd, and rates as some of the best memories of the Powerhouse/Dome. Days when the 'sold out' sign would be placed in the doorway hours before tip off.

Anyway, I am way OT.

I thought Dunlap sent Blakemore packing after he backhanded Cattalini in his big nose, what a great shot that was

Actually, I should put the old skool Giants' brown uniform on The List.
Gold!!

Hinder ;)

Paul Henare, simply because he's the worst nbl player to ever go to so many olympics/ World champs and generally start at point guard for his team.

COULD'NT AGREE MORE!!! HENARE IS A JOKE, and you guys talking about Julius having no jumpshot. Worst NBL player in my books.

I dont care if you all hate me for this but Sixers Admin 2009. For having the best player in the league and not paying him. Not saying Julius wasnt in the wrong for some of things he did and said, but I feel if the 6ers just paid him on time what they agreed to pay then there would have been no problem in the first place. BIGGEST F*CK UP OF ALL TIME letting that player get away.

Ray Gordon was certainly some sort of super villain back in the day. I remember in his last game he got got fouled out, and on his way to the bench decided to belt an opposition player in the head to vent his anger.