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Public vote doesn't count on the final. The only reason to vote is if you vote on the winning mark you might win a prize or something.

Its judged by an AFL panel

The other (real) reason is for the sponsor to gather information and build their mailing list.

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The other (real) reason is for the sponsor to gather information and build their mailing list.

Bazinga !!! B)
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Mind you, last year the panel didn't go with the popular vote. Andrew Walker's mark was chosen by everyone, except the panel, who chose Krakouer's.

What a disrgrace that was!

No doubt the West Australian judge this year will vote for Nik Nat, the rest wil go with Howie.

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Going back to Jurrahs MOTY, IIRC he didn't get the mark of the week on the public vote, it went to Goddard. Far and away the the best 2 grabs that year. Then the panel chose Jurrahs for the mark of the year

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I think the expressions in the crowd tell the story !!

Not wrong, I was at the game and Sydney fans were cheering it! Mind you they were smacking us at the time so they didn't have much to worry about!

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I still remember the year Newton won it, he "tied" in the Mark of The Week voting with a West Coast Eagles slips catch.

Well done Howe!

Jurrah didn't even win mark of the week when he won MOTY.

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I still remember the year Newton won it, he "tied" in the Mark of The Week voting with a West Coast Eagles slips catch.

Well done Howe!

Wash your mouth out - never ever mention Howe and Neutron (an inert sub-atomic particle, with no energy output) in the same post - no comparison.

BUT...being serious for a moment - it is great to have some positive news about MFC for a change. Soak it up.

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