These blokes deserve a lot more than the football gods have delivered.
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It's likely Adam Cooney will join the legion of unfulfilled Bulldogs heroes. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Most outside the Carlton bubble don't appreciate Andrew Carrazzo's true value. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Will Freo's premiership portal stay open long enough for Aaron Sandilands to climb through? (Photo: Getty Images)
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The Bulldogs' Bob Murphy is one of the AFL's true leaders. (Photo: Getty Images)
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If ever there was a man planet footy wished the success he can only marvel at, it's Bulldogs champion Brad Johnson. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Brendon Goddard. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Chris Newman finally played a final in 2013. Will he ever play another? (Photo: Getty Images)
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You have to feel sorry for Daniel Cross. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Poor Drew Petrie has been forced to fill utility roles. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Jobe Watson. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Sadly, Lenny Hayes will never get his hands on the ultimate prize. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Marc Murphy probably won't experience grand final glory ... at Carlton. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Will Freo's premiership portal stay open long enough for Matt Pavlich to climb through? (Photo: Getty Images)
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Nathan Jones might win a flag with the Dees one day, but it's a long shot. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Nick Dal Santo is a long way from premiership honours with the 'Roos. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Nick Riewoldt and the Saints' salad days are over. (Photo: Getty Images)
Who are the AFL's most unrewarded players?
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