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Keith ‘Bluey’ Truscott Memorial Trophy

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I liked the Blazer. Traditional footy club cobber. Makes em look like sportsman rather than Collins St types.

Make a quick trip to the Frankston Savers and you'll be able to get 22 of them for $1.99 ea.

 

Craig Willis (yes, he's still alive :) )

This bloke is everywhere! Even does the Bank of Melbourne phone banking line!

did he drop the award when he went to take it?

No. No he didn't.

He took the award for being the player making the most effort to promote the club in the community, and is keeping it safe, ready for a suitable occasion to shove it up your [censored].

Some people, it's all about them, and their little princess vendettas, all day long.

 

did he drop the award when he went to take it?

Dude.... thats not even funny.

or fall over?

FFS give it a rest.

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1%ers i think?

Don't suppose Terlich has won best dressed?

 

Wow:

Top 3 Leaderboard after Round 17

Lynden Dunn 241

Nathan Jones 231

Bernie Vince 218


Why?

Because this award is the only thing he's likely to win at Melbourne.

I'm so scared he'll get fed up and leave us *sob*

Garry Lyon was there, to select the entertainment.

but i hear he didn't stick around to face the music.

Dunn does drop off towards the end...

But to think he would be in the lead...? And I thought Bernie had a few quiet games in the middle of the season, yet he's ahead of Dom.


Where the [censored] is Dom?

I am happy with the standings just wondering.

Hard to argue he wasn't the best player for us over the year.

No disrespect to Jones but I don't think it is that clear cut. Still think he will win but thought his year was better last year and we had more players who consistently did their job and did it well this year. Dunn would have been in AA squad contention at that point of season. Jetta was rarely beaten all year. T-Mac was rarely beaten aside from the damage he did off his own boot. Tyson's 8-10 best games this year would be the best impact of a mid at Melbourne in many years. Particularly with a new coaching panel its hard to know how they are judged and what is expected. I do find Vince polling so well surprising as I thought he was serviceable but I expected more.

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Expect Dom Tyson to poll strongly in the end.

 

Don't suppose Terlich has won best dressed?

Garry Lyon was there, to select the entertainment.

but i hear he didn't stick around to face the music.

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Thats-Gold-Jerry-Gold-Kenny-Bania-Seinfe

No Stuie.I still wont have lunch with you.


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