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2014 Player Review - # 2 Nathan Jones

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The tenacious ball-winner was Melbournes best in 2014. Jones cracked the 600-disposal milestone for the first time and averaged almost 28 disposals per match. He once again played every match, continuing his remarkable resilience.

Games MFC 2014 22

Career Total 179

Goals MFC 2014 7

Career Total 83

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy votes 311

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    I don't know why but we had the same pattern last year. The better the player, the less views and comments.

    Strange.

    What's to say WJ he is our best player and there seems no question about that so no comment.

    Pity we did not have another four like him.

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    He just is a "heart and soul" player. Gotta love him.

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    I don't know why but we had the same pattern last year. The better the player, the less views and comments.

    Strange.

    All been said.

    Champion. Heart. Soul. Love. Tats. Bald.

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    Another great year from Chunk (his best yet?), capped off by a record equaling third consecutive Bluey. Nothing more needs to be said ....... except perhaps to ask where would we be without him? No need to respond, we all know the answer to that question!

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    Remember when he first trotted out against the Shins. Thought...this guy might have something. ..rough as but had the quality. Hes certainly polished that act.

    Well done Chunk. Congrats.

    Be next to boggling if he can again lift a notch.

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    Doesn't fit in to the team .a class above.

    At the moment he is just happy to be on a list,carrying the team every week.

    If anyone should have depression it's this guy.

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    I don't know why but we had the same pattern last year. The better the player, the less views and comments.

    Strange.

    Not a team player.

    Too much heart, too consistent, tries too hard, puts his scone over the pill too much, leads by example too much.

    Just what is he trying to achieve?

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    I don't know why but we had the same pattern last year. The better the player, the less views and comments.

    Strange.

    It's because we all know how good he is and ppl prefer to comment how much a group of spuds our team are.

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    Sign him up Dees - if ever we needed a player to commit to us long term, it's Chunk.

    If he goes as a free agent at the end of 2015 the club might as well give up completely.

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    5year deal at $500,000 per annum

    Captain, 3-time club champion. All Australian in 2014 in my opinion.

    Underselling him I would suggest.

    Deserves to be the highest paid on the list.

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