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Melbourne's Combined Brownlow Total

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I think we might end up with the lowest combined brownlow votes in the history

we only dominated the west coast game our other 2 wins could have votes going either way

I predict 14 Votes total for MFC at this years brownlow

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    I think we might end up with the lowest combined brownlow votes in the history

    we only dominated the west coast game our other 2 wins could have votes going either way

    I predict 14 Votes total for MFC at this years brownlow

    14 Votes!! My you are genorous i would predict no more than half that=7 Votes Total

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    Sylvia - 5

    Miller - 3

    Green 2 -

    Wheatley - 2

    Woneamirri - 1

    13 total

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    Sylvia - 5

    Miller - 3

    Green 2 -

    Wheatley - 2

    Woneamirri - 1

    13 total

    Talk about laugh. :lol:

    My guess: total = 25. Bruce, Green and maybe Davey leading vote getters.

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    Talk about laugh. :lol:

    My guess: total = 25. Bruce, Green and maybe Davey leading vote getters.

    Mono, for crying out loud mate.

    he could easily poll more than 5.

    Whats wrong with you!

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    We will get 6 votes out of the West Coast game, and another 8-10 from Brisbane and Fremantle. After that we're struggling, but we might pick up a 1 in the second Hawthorn game, or possibly the first Geelong game. But other than those two I can't think off the top of my head of any other votes, which makes a 'grand' total of 18 at absolute best, but more likely 14 or lower.

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    Edited

    Brock McLean: 6 votes (3 Freo at home, 3 Brisbane at home)

    Cameron Bruce: 3 votes (2 Western Bulldogs at the Dome, 1 West Coast)

    Matthew Bate: 3 votes (1 Freo at home, 2 Essendon)

    Simon Buckley: 3 votes (3 West Coast)

    Nathan Jones: 2 votes (Brisbane at the 'Gabba)

    Austin Wonaeamirri: 2 votes (Freo at home)

    Paul Wheatley: 2 votes (West Coast)

    Paul Johnson: 1 vote (Brisbane at home)

    Aaron Davey: 1 vote (Freo at home)

    Colin Sylvia: 1 vote (Essendon)

    TOTAL: 24 votes

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    Brock McLean: 6 votes

    Brad Green: 4 votes

    Cameron Bruce: 3 votes

    Nathan Jones: 2 votes

    Austin Wonaeamirri: 2 votes

    Colin Sylvia: 2 votes

    Paul Johnson: 1 vote

    Shane Valenti: 1 vote

    Colin Sylvia: 1 vote

    TOTAL: 22 votes

    Sylvia 3 votes then

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    Sylvia 3 votes then

    Thanks for that QFT. Edited. BTW, welcome back YM.

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    15 tops.

    Which is a fair reflection of our season.

    Anyway, who cares?

    The Red Carpet special starts in 15 minutes.

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    I reckon 19 votes.

    4 in the Freo match.

    6 in the Eagles match.

    4 in the Brisbane match.

    1 in the Hawks match.

    1 in the Essendon match.

    1 in the Richmond match.

    2 in the Collingwood match.

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    For the record I think that Chance Bateman will win the Brownlow.

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    I reckon 19 votes.

    4 in the Freo match.

    6 in the Eagles match.

    4 in the Brisbane match.

    1 in the Hawks match.

    1 in the Essendon match.

    1 in the Richmond match.

    2 in the Collingwood match.

    Right so far...

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    Melbourne total votes 9

    lucky to get that many

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    I reckon 19 votes.

    4 in the Freo match. - right

    6 in the Eagles match.

    4 in the Brisbane match.

    1 in the Hawks match. - right

    1 in the Essendon match.

    1 in the Richmond match. - right

    2 in the Collingwood match. - 1 vote off (McLean 36 disposals not one vote :angry:)

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    I reckon 19 votes.

    1 in Sydney match - missed

    2 in Bulldogs match - missed

    4 in the Freo match. - right

    6 in the Eagles match.

    4 in the Brisbane match. - 2 votes under

    1 in the Hawks match. - right

    1 in the Essendon match.

    1 in the Richmond match. - right

    2 in the Collingwood match. - 1 vote over (McLean 36 disposals not one vote :angry:)

    Currently at 16 votes total with a predicted 7 left...

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    You're doing pretty well. I've got 8 left, but some have come from strange games. White and Yze?!? I got Bruce's two against the Dogs right.

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    how did white get a vote ahead of aussie in the freo match!?

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    ADAM COONEY?!? Maybe the 2003 Draft isn't total crap after all.

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    I reckon 19 votes.

    1 in North Melbourne match - missed

    1 in Sydney match - missed

    2 in Bulldogs match - missed

    4 in the Freo match. - right

    6 in the Eagles match. - 1 over

    4 in the Brisbane match. - 2 votes under

    1 in the Hawks match. - right

    1 in the Essendon match. - one under

    1 in the Richmond match. - right

    2 in the Collingwood match. - 1 vote over (McLean 36 disposals not one vote :angry:)

    We finished with 24 suprisingly.

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    I was a little of with who I thought would get the votes, but I finished with 24 on the button.

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