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Goodvibes Redleg

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I think Garland may get the nod. N Jones second. M Jones, Trengove and Terlich to follow. Disturbingly Dunn will be close to that bunch. Sylvia, McDonald, Frawley and Howe to round out the top 10. Viney to just miss out on top 10. But he'll win it next year!

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For the stats minded, here it is adjusted for games played. The number represents the average score out of 7 that each coach gave each player in each game. Bear in mind, things like injuries (particul

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Bag sylvia all you want but thats a terrific effort.

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He wasn't shafted and it wasn't before his time. He was 34 , had been injured most of the second half of the year and it was suggested that he should retire, rather than possibly playing out the end

Mickey Redleg

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Tammie has just arrived on the Bluey red carpet, but she is going stag tonite. Experts are commentating how this does not look good for Roos coaching the club in 2014. Bookies now have Roos at $1:02 for the job and Roos is now 49/50% chance.

I'm sorry... Are you saying Tammi Roos has arrived at Melbourne's B&F by herself? When she is supposed to be in Bhutan?

Please explain

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I think Garland may get the nod. N Jones second. M Jones, Trengove and Terlich to follow. Disturbingly Dunn will be close to that bunch. Sylvia, McDonald, Frawley and Howe to round out the top 10. Viney to just miss out on top 10. But he'll win it next year!

Dunn had aver good year in spite of the caning he gets on here A few here should listen to what other supporters think of Dunn They would be suprised

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So we name an award after a guy we shafted way before his time. I have nothing against an award being named after Junior. I think its fantastic. James is actually there tonight to present it and honour Flash.

By the way I'm assuming the players aren't wearing their blazers?

Glen Bartlett tells the Best and Fairest crowd that there is no announcement to come tonight on a coach. Just saw that on twitter

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  1. Jones says he is completely honoured to win the award and James McDonald was his number 1 role model.

  2. The winner of the James McDonald Best Team Man award is @nathan2jones.

James McDonald is at the Best and Fairest as a former B&F winner and to honour Flash. He will now present the Best Team Man award.

  1. Peter Jackson announces the new award - Best Team Man - will be named in past player James McDonald's honour.

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Tweeted: the Troy Broadbridge Memorial Award for the best Melbourne listed VFL player goes to Jesse Hogan. The crowd erupts!

Does that mean Magner has been delisted? ;-)

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Geez slow news week from the Bluey.

Totally agree. Maybe communication has broken down.

The Troy Broadbridge Memorial Award for the best Melbourne listed VFL player goes to Jesse Hogan. The crowd erupts!

Hogan thanks his development coaches, the Viney household (where he lives), Mitch Clark who mentored him, all his team mates.

The Ron Barassi Jnr Award for leadership goes to Colin Garland, presented by Jade Rawlings.

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