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Top 5 in B&F this year

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1- JONES

2- HOWE

3- GRIMES

4- RIVERS

5- T MCDONALD

MOST IMPROVED- BLEASE

 

Jones will win and the top 10 will comprise Grimes, Rivers, Howe, Trengove, Frawley, McKenzie, Clark, McDonald and Garland.

Not fussed with the order.

I don't think Garland deserves a top 10 finish but given the current team line-up, it's understandable.

It looks fairly unanimous that Moloney and Sylvia will not feature in the Top 10. Damning.

 

1- JONES

2- HOWE

3- GRIMES

4- RIVERS

5- T MCDONALD

MOST IMPROVED- BLEASE

I'd be blown away if McDonald didn't win most improved. Many didn't expect him to feature much this season, but he has become a regular and a damn good one at that. Blease has come along nicely this year, but I think that McDonald has this one in the bag.


I actually would not be surprised to see Magner just out of the top 5, purely on the strength of his first half of the season (likewise Clark)... he was going almost level pegging with Jones and Clark for some time in the Demonland player of the year stats.

I would think the top 5 will be:

Jones (couldn't get odds on that)

Howe

Grimes

McDonald

Rivers

Edited by hardtack

 

Joel MacDonald 5th in the best and fairest would speak volumes for where this club is at.

It sure would. That's why I've got him there. Really hope next year he's not around the mark.

I actually would not be surprised to see Magner just out of the top 5, purely on the strength of his first half of the season (likewise Clark)... he was going almost level pegging with Jones and Clark for some time in the Demonland player of the year stats.

Aside from his first 3-4 games, I thought Magner was terrible. Too bulky, slow, poor skill execution and generally out of his depth at AFL level.


I actually would not be surprised to see Magner just out of the top 5, purely on the strength of his first half of the season (likewise Clark)... he was going almost level pegging with Jones and Clark for some time in the Demonland player of the year stats.

If Magner finishes in the top 10 I'll <insert idle threat here>. I reckon he's hanging on by the skin of his teeth for a second year on the rookie list.

If Magner finishes in the top 10 I'll <insert idle threat here>. I reckon he's hanging on by the skin of his teeth for a second year on the rookie list.

Haha, yes... but after round 22, he was sitting equal 8th on the Demonland Player of the Year voting... so it is certainly not beyond the realms of possibility.

Surprised at how many left out Frawley

1. Jones

Flemington straight

2. Grimes

3. Frawley

4. Howe

5. Rivers

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