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All Australian 2015 - no Demons in squad

Chris
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I'm happy none of ours made it into the AA team.they can focus on the next year ,forget the Irish game ,and avoid tags based on their status.The worst year we ever had was when the press knew everything happening at the club.The best in recent times was '87 when they had no idea who Lyon,Rigoni,Leoncelli,Newport etc were.Not much press coming out of the MFC in Northeys days.Lets fly under the radar and into September.

Biff

Rigoni and Leoncelli were really flying under the radar back then. Rigoni would have been playing under 14's for Myrtleford in 87! Leoncelli in the same age group playing somewhere else.

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    Michael hurley. FMD what a joke

    Are you kidding?

    Absolute no-brainer for CHB.

    Bernie's not the only one ...

    2015 Stats

    Nic Naitanui, West Coast 20 games in 2015. 116 kicks, 30 marks, 125 handballs, averaging 5.8 kicks, 1.5 marks, 6.3 handballs. 17 Goals, 12 Behinds. 676 Hit Outs (fourth in the AFL), averaging 33.8 per game. 79 Clearances, 53 Inside 50m, 14 Rebound 50m. 75 Tackles.

    Stefan Martin, Brisbane 20 games in 2015. 238 kicks, 128 marks, 195 handballs, averaging 11.9 kicks, 6.4 marks, 9.8 handballs. 5 Goals, 9 Behinds. 650 Hit Outs (seventh in the AFL), averaging 32.5 per game. 96 Clearances, 69 Inside 50m, 28 Rebound 50m. 40 Tackles.

    No point trying.

    Rioli and Naitanui just get nominated because of who they are, not necessarily because they're the best selections.

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    Bernie definitely deserved to be in the best 40, don't think he should have made the final team but IMO has had a better year than Dalhaus, Pendles, Swan & Deledio off the top of my head. Having said that the worst omission of all players is David Armitage has had a very good year in a quality side

    Nic Nat has had a very good year but once again AFL influence gets him a gig along with the hype, he is behind Sandilands, Martin and possibly Sam Jacobs

    Josh Gibson really don't think he has had a great season, Talia has had a better season and is certainly a better player

    The panel have certainly continued with the theme of devaluing the AA

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