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What's the Bluey? :huh:

 
What's the Bluey? :huh:

Melbourne Football Club Best and Fairest is named after Keith Truscott a former player who was killed in WW2

His nickname was Bluey hence the reference

So does Brock still get invited, or show up if he is?

As a precedent, North Melbourne didn't invite Josh Gibson to their B&F, given that he'd announced he was walking out on them prior to the event.

Based on that, I say no. He's not going to win, and I certainly hope we have 5 players who'll poll better than him.

 

Anyone know what date it is? Seems like every other club has already had their B&F.

October 21st (Wednesday week).

And you're right. Every other club has had their B&F.

I think we now have an answer as to why the Bluey's so late, courtesy of Cameron Schwab's Twitter:

@finn_bradshaw wanted to give the lads a full break asap so we could get them started early. 1st available date after they are all on deck.

Aaron Davey

Brent Moloney

Cale Morton

Spud Frawley

Jordon McMahon

 

1. Davey

2. Moloney

3 Frawley

4. Jones

5. Bruce, Morton or Sylvia (can't decide)


I'm amazed it took 33 posts in this thread before anyone said this!

Btw, every spelling nazi on Demonland has died a little on the inside on seeing your username.

My predicted top 5:

1. Davey

2. Bruce

3. Moloney

4. Sylvia

5. Frawley

Haha Damnit!! Fail by me :( Time to delete and start a new account.

Who's stupid idea was it to have it this late, I had forgotten all about it, and really it becomes irrelavent as I am already lookign towards the new year.

And as mentioned people have left/ been cut/ traded etc

What a balls up!

1 Aaron Davey

2 Brent Moloney

3 James Frawley

4 Cale Morton

5 Matthew Bate (I'm surprised not many people have mentioned him actually)

6 Cameron Bruce

1. Davey

2. Moloney

3. Sylvia

4. Bruce

5. Warnock

Reasonable gaps between Davey and Moloney and then Moloney and Sylvia. After that it will be fairly even.


Sylvia

Grimes

Jones

Davey

Trengove

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