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Leading Goal Kicker for 2009

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Leading Goal Kicker 97 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will be Melbourne's leading goalkicker this year?

    • Matthew Bate
      31
    • Brad Miller
      28
    • Austin Wonaeamirri
      11
    • Addam Maric
      5
    • Other
      19

  2. 2. How many goals will they kick?

    • < 20
      0
    • 20 - 30
      8
    • 30 - 40
      66
    • > 40
      20

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Robbo.

He only needs to play 10 games to kick more than anyone on our list. He'll kick his 2-3 most weeks, then have a bag of 7 somewhere. Will kick around the 30 mark I think.

Behind him I'd expect one or more of Bate, Wonna or Miller to kick 20 something also.

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    Miller to pip Buddy at the post for Coleman.

    97 goals

    :lol: And Robbie Flower to come back and lead the Dees to premiership glory.

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    :lol: And Robbie Flower to come back and lead the Dees to premiership glory.

    Your right its probably a little inacurate...

    Miller to kick 95 to win Coleman

    Garland to hold Buddy goaless in R9

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    Miller to pip Buddy at the post for Coleman.

    97 goals

    I reckon Roughead will have Buddy covered this season in the goal kicking. Get on Roughead for value in the Coleman.

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    I think Brad Green will be our highest Goal Kicker this year.

    I think we'll find him lurking in the forward line for most of the season.

    He'll bag 40+ goals this year.

    Gippy

    after Neitz and Robbo went down last year i called for Green to be moved to full forward. although he has been doing a good job across half back last year , the quater back role should be given to a younger player who will grow and develop with our young backline. Green up forward and Bruce through the midfield. DB has stated Bate will start in the square. i like this idea. must be given plenty of oppurtunity.

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    Brad Green 25

    Colin Sylvia 19

    Matty Bate 17

    Brad Miller 16

    Aussie 16

    McLean 16

    With these totals I'm afraid we will not be competitive. Even 50% higher totals wouldn't be much chop.

    Them's "Spoon" numbers. Ten goals a game material.

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