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Demons in the JJ Liston Trophy voting

KC from Casey
in Melbourne Demons

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The winner of the JJ Liston Trophy announced last night was North Ballarat's small man Nick Rippon with only 15 votes.

The top vote getter from Casey was Viv Michie with 10.

Here is the list of vote getters:-

10. Viv Michie

6. Rohan Bail

Max Gawn

Mark Jamar

5. Jack Hutchins

4. Jack Grimes

Jay Kennedy-Harris

3. Ed Morris

Jake Spencer

Dean Terlich

2. Mitch Gent

Christian Salem

1. Jack Fitzpatrick

Jordie McKenzie

Tom Papley

Jimmy Toumpas

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    Thanks for your work KC.

    Only 1 vote for the Toump. That'll send the nay sayers into a frenzy....

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    Thanks KC. Good to see Hutchins get a few votes.

    You think he may be likely to get picked up by an AFL club next year like all the good Casey defenders (Silvagni, Faulks, Mohr) do?

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    Not a single vote for Riley??

    Gee whiz, I'd say he can feel a bit slighted. Haven't had the opportunity to watch any games but he must've broken a few car windshields with his kicking this year.

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    Well done Viv, really worked hard and deserved his promotion to the senior team which he backed up with some good form at the end of the season.

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    Viv's votes came from 9 games, the winner got 15 from 18 games. Pretty fair effort. Salem 2 votes from maybe 1 game?

    My mistake he only played 8 games

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    Thanks for your work KC.

    Only 1 vote for the Toump. That'll send the nay sayers into a frenzy....

    yeah, doesn't look good

    but is not necessarily as bad as it looks

    only 3 players out of 44+ get a vote in a game

    winning sides get a monopoly of the votes

    so it's is quite possible to play well and not get any votes (or very few). plenty of precedents for this

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    I thought McKenzie would've got more. It felt like he got 30 touches every week.

    Not that I watched single game.

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    Viv's votes came from 9 games, the winner got 15 from 18 games. Pretty fair effort. Salem 2 votes from maybe 1 game?

    Daniel Currie on North's list (ruckman behind Goldstein) was leading on 11 after 9 games then got injured and only played 1 more full game for the season. AFL listed players who are borderline AFL standard should be dominating in this comp. Really starting to worry about Toump.

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    Daniel Currie on North's list (ruckman behind Goldstein) was leading on 11 after 9 games then got injured and only played 1 more full game for the season. AFL listed players who are borderline AFL standard should be dominating in this comp. Really starting to worry about Toump.

    He did cop a few injuries and did not always play all games and Casey lost a few he played in.

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    He did cop a few injuries and did not always play all games and Casey lost a few he played in.

    I've loved your support of viv this year Samael. And viv has repaid your faith. A strong end to the year, looks more at home at senior level, makes good decisions and whilst no suckling is an excellent kick who can do the basics of putting to a teammates advantage

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    Thanks for your work KC.

    Only 1 vote for the Toump. That'll send the nay sayers into a frenzy....

    What more needs to be said?

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