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Most Kicks: Watts (Will play the sweeping role across half back similar to Birchall/Enright and rack up lots of cheapies)

Most Handballs: Jones

Most Disposals: Jones

Most Tackles: Mckenzie

Most Marks: Watts

Most Goals: Clark (Fingers Crossed)

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Most Kicks : Jones

Most Handballs : Grimes

Most Tackles : McKenzie

Most Marks : Tom McDonald

Most Goals : Dawes

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  • 10 months later...

Evans Above called it early.

25 voters...

Most Kicks: Dean Terlich (1 out of 25)
Most Handballs: Nathan Jones (10 out of 25)
Most Disposals: Nathan Jones (18 out of 24)
Most Tackles: Jack Trengove (0 out of 25)
Most Marks: Jeremy Howe (8 out of 25)
Most Goals: Jeremy Howe (1 out of 24)

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Well lets get in to 2014 then

Most Kicks: Jack Grimes
Most Handballs: Nathan Jones
Most Disposals: Bernie Vince
Most Tackles: Jordie McKenzie
Most Marks: Jack Watts
Most Goals: Mitch Clark

Can I suggest an addition

Most Brownlow Votes: Nathan Jones

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Most Kicks: Colin Garland

Most Handballs: Nathan Jones

Most Disposals: Nathan Jones

Most Tackles: Jack Trengove

Most Marks: Jack Watts

Most Goals: Mitch Clark

I'd have both Frawley and Garland in as contenders for most marks.

I'm confident that Clark has goals sewn up.

Watts took a lot of marks even when out of form.

Similarly, Trengove led out tackles last year. Go figure.

Something I'd be interested to see is who will provide the 'running bounces'. Or two leaders in that stat in recent years, by big margins, were the duo of Sylvia and Davey.

Tyson, Toumpas, Vince? Maybe we'll see Frawley given some extra licence to run free?

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Most Kicks: Mitch Clisby

Most Handballs: Daniel Cross

Most Disposals: Nathan Jones

Most Tackles: Jack Viney

Most Marks: James Frawley

Most Goals: Jesse Hogan

Bluey winner: Colin Garland

I'm unfortunately of the opinion that Mitch Clark has five games of footy left in his career. Fortunately, I think Hogan will be a beast from pretty much day one. I'm tipping big Spence to become our number one ruck, and Viv Michie to become one of our best two or three mids (better than everyone bar Jones, basically). I want to see Fitzy on the park regularly, possibly as a ludicrously tall winger at times, and I'd like to see Pedersen teach Dawes how to take a contested mark... otherwise, honestly, perhaps Pedersen would be a better role-playing CHF than Dawes (he is a fantastic pack mark... not sure on his goalkicking... anyone?).

I'm also tipping Roos to turn one of our much maligned fit-but-talentless midfielders (Jordie, Nicho, Bail) into a consistently solid performer who hits targets and shuts down a player (hoping for Nicho). I think Roos will LOVE Lynden Dunn and turn him into Ryan Crowley Mk II.

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Most clangers: Nicholson

Least influential in a game: Bail

Most weeks out injured: Jamar

Most direct passes to opposition: Grimes

Time spent walking after opponent: Bail

Selfish acts: Blease

Squibs: Pedersen (Cam - if you are playing in the backline and an opponent runs back in to the pack you're about to hit - TAKE THEM OUT. If he doesn't make body contact, I call that a "squib").

Could've just thrown Nicholson, Bail and Grimes up in the air and left them where they landed.

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