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Jeremy Howe wins mark of the year

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Joining the illustrious company of Michael Newton and Liam Jurrah ...

Ah well, least we won something this year. Onya Howie.

Howe wins Mark of the Year

Oh No! Not another 'poisoned chalice'! First theBluey B & F, now the MOTY!!

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    I like the still footage because you can't see that we're 78 points down at the time.

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    I like the still footage because you can't see that we're 78 points down at the time.

    I'm personally glad the footage doesn't show the godawful decision making directly after the mark.

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    Well done Jeremy - you deserved it. Russell Robertson was one of my favorites because of his great flying marks but I think you are now my new fav.

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    We will also win the handball comp on the Sunday footy show. Davies anid Dunn are Against each other on the grand final.

    Yay!

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    I like the still footage because you can't see that we're 78 points down at the time.

    Look at it this way. A player could be forgiven for not trying so hard when his team is 78 points down. So what he did was even more remarkable.

    [Footnote: I don't actually subscribe to this theory.]

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    We will also win the handball comp on the Sunday footy show. Davies anid Dunn are Against each other on the grand final.

    Yay!

    It was Green and McKenzie. Green won in overtime.

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    I can't find anything by the AFL regardiNg announcements for Mark of the Year or Goal of the Year.

    Does anyone know who got Goal of the Year?

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    Chris Yarran won goal of the year for his first round effort.

    Edited by Goodvibes

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    Was the mark of the year the one where he immediately handballed to someone who was run down causing Neeld to go apesheet in despair. Dumbaarse of the year more likely

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