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Tappy missed again

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wont win the rising star with turnovers

Wtf? He turned it over once!

He won't win one until we do. End of story.

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    wont win the rising star with turnovers

    Stole my thunder. Love the kid, but when we're stagnant at kickouts and he hits up hawthorn players he ain't going to win a nomination!

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    wont win the rising star with turnovers

    Grimes got nominated and Jones got 2 nominations.

    End of story.

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    Was never going to win after a shell lacking like we got on the w/end.

    His time will come.

    100% correct RR.

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    Shuey and Libba both had better games than Tappy this week, and were in winning sides. People in the media love Tapscott already so he will get it at some stage. Be patient.

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    regardless of our result next week he won't get nominated. Libba was stiff not to get the nomination this week but they just could not ignore the perfromance of Shuey

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    yeah Shuey's numbers were very good. I feel its a matter on when not if for tappy

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    wont win the rising star with turnovers

    A lamentable post from a shallow thinking supporter. Kicking out is now one of the hardest things to do in footy, especially when your own teammates are stagnant. The fact that Tapscott has been given the honour since his first game in the AFL is testament to his ability and how he's regarded at the club.

    His kicking, general decision making, marking and courage has already been a revelation. No player is immune form turnovers the way the game is now played.

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