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Viney nominated for Mark Of The Year

Lucifers Hero
in Melbourne Demons

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One of the few positives from yesterday's game.  See it here https://markoftheyear.afl.com.au/vote/round/17

Courage personified!  Just threw himself into the pack!

If you would like to vote for him http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2016-07-18/viney-nominated-for-mark-of-the-year

Well done, champ. 

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    He has got one of the AFLs most courageous players in the modern era. I just love him and how he goes about it.

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    I just voted. It takes about 14 seconds. I reckon we should all vote and get Jack the nomination. He dragged us back into the game through sheer willpower yesterday. A lot of us on here have rightly vented our frustration that yesterday the players went missing when the going got tough. Would surely be a bit hypocritical if we, the fans, did the same thing ;). 

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    He or Gawn are going to be really stiff not to win the B and F.  I hope they have a tie.

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    Almost forgot Mark of the Year exsisted. Seemed like the only thing Howe was good for back in his day. Anyway, Viney's mark was terrific. Perfect balance between courage and skill. 

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    54 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

    Almost forgot Mark of the Year exsisted. Seemed like the only thing Howe was good for back in his day. Anyway, Viney's mark was terrific. Perfect balance between courage and skill. 

    Don't forget Jooce!

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    Seems our MOTY nominations are from marks taken in our most crappiest performances. They are now a  big yawn for me.

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    I suspect that Bruce Mc will post a hundred votes for "Thiwwwillllll". 

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