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Three finalists for mark of the year are Nik Nat against North, Schultz against us and Jamie Elliot against Port. Since when is a chest mark better than out in front with the dukes.

That Schultz mark deserves to win... an absolute screamer.

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I've just watched (again) Howe's grabs for this year and is a bit stiff. Based on that Ablett shouldn't win any more awards because he does it every week.

What round was Howes?

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Those three marks are all good. I'd have had Howe in there instead of Naitanui, but the context of Naitanui's mark adds to its greatness. Schulz's the best for mine.

As for the goals, wow, all three of those goals are amazing. I'd go with Franklin's for it being more of a team thing, but Walker's run (with great support from Garlett) and Ablett's freakishness are great too.

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I'm having trouble watching then in my phone, was it round 3 against the eagles he ran back with the flight? Surely there are 3 better marks than Nik Nats. Even his round 23 mark against the doggies.


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I'm having trouble watching then in my phone, was it round 3 against the eagles he ran back with the flight? Surely there are 3 better marks than Nik Nats. Even his round 23 mark against the doggies.

Just found the link, yep round 3 against WCE.

I'd have it in the top 3 just because he was running back and taken out Elliots

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Elliot's was the best. A old school mark

Natanui's mark is replicated every single week

Howe was stiff not to get in for degree of difficulty

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Howey's mark against West Coast where he was running back with the flight should've at least made the final cut ahead of Elliott's.

Of those three, definitely Schultz's against us. He got up very, very high.

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Just found the link, yep round 3 against WCE.

I'd have it in the top 3 just because he was running back and taken out Elliots

I stand corrected, Nik Nat wasn't a chest mark but still thought Howe's was better. With regards to the three finalists I'm actually going the other way. Elliot's for me, small bloke up high, nice sit, reasonable hang time, takes it out in front. Edited by Al's Demons

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Elliot's mark will be a deserving winner.

Who really cares anyway... he isn't getting robbed as badly as Walker did in 2011. One of the best marks of all time and they couldn't even name it the mark of the year because Krakouer was a 'feel good story'.

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Shultz for me, although I think it was over the line! NikNats was put in the A) because of the context and B) the AFL is in love with him. But should definitely go to the best mark full stop.

Abletts go is nothing short of incredible, it gets my vote.


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Howey's mark against West Coast where he was running back with the flight should've at least made the final cut ahead of Elliott's.

Of those three, definitely Schultz's against us. He got up very, very high.

To me it is a no contest Howes mark against West Coast is just amazing. The degree of difficulty is a 9.8. Have we ever seen anyone running with the flight of the ball jump as high over a 6.3 ft player to take a screamer. I can't remember one like tha but yes Elliot's is spectacular but a 6.8. Shultz mark is spectacular but really look at the camera angles it was so far over the line it was a joke.

But it is all about how spectacular it looks not about degree of difficulty.

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nic nats mark was good but no top 3. Elliots mark was good, but i dont think he got up as high as the camera work makes it look. Schulz was very good and was prob better than howes marks this year. I do feel like he has been robbed though, gets one nearly every week, these guys take one or two for the season and pip him. bit rough, awel, next year...

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