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2016 Best & Fairest: Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy (merged thread)

Who will win the 2016 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Trophy? 172 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win the 2016 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Trophy?

    • Max Gawn
      71%
      119
    • Jack Viney
      21%
      35
    • Jack Watts
      3%
      5
    • Nathan Jones
      1%
      3
    • Bernie Vince
      0%
      0
    • Tom McDonald
      0%
      1
    • Dom Tyson
      1%
      2
    • Other
      0%
      1

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Dom Tyson a decent chance here?

 

After round 19: Jones & Viney tied, followed by Tyson, Gawn and Watts.

 

How big is the gap between them?

1. Jones - 340

2. Viney - 340

3. Tyson - 300

4. Gawn - 278

5. Watts - 276


Jones with 30, 29, 29 and 25 possessions over the last four games. Will take home Bluey number four.

Edited by Scythe

 

C'mon, us boring people in Perf want to get to bed by 8pm.!

Wow, thought Maxy had it locked after the win against Port. Netherless, go Jonesy!


2 minutes ago, Maybe next year said:

I thought Tyson played better over the last 4 weeks. I'll back him

Agreed, but I think the gap is too big to for him to make up.

I can't believe I had the impression that Jones had an average year.

Averaged 28 touches, 5.5 tackles per game. 

19th in the AFL for I50s, 11th for total disposals.

I reckon Viney has earnt the gong after missing out by a single vote last year (and missing 6 games). 

#hesagun


Just now, Seraph said:

I can't believe I had the impression that Jones had an average year.

Averaged 28 touches, 5.5 tackles per game. 

19th in the AFL for I50s, 11th for total disposals.

it's just that other plays finally did something too. He wasn't the only one for a change. 

7 minutes ago, Scythe said:

Agreed, but I think the gap is too big to for him to make up.

Yep, two horse race from here I reckon.  Dom needs an average of 10 points more than Jones/Viney in the last 4 rounds, currently he has averaged 2 points less each round.  I can't see a 12 point turnaround when the average score of the leaders has been about 15 - he'll close the gap as he finished the year strongly, but not by much.

Viney or Jones it is.

i wish this was televised. In any case what a great night it sounds like. 1200 attendees, a close vote and Jack Watts in the top 5. Who would have guessed such a night. 

9 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

1. Jones - 340

2. Viney - 340

3. Tyson - 300

4. Gawn - 278

5. Watts - 276

Too suspenseful...any chance of progress scores after each round, please?

 

2 minutes ago, The Song Formerly Known As said:

it's just that other plays finally did something too. He wasn't the only one for a change. 

I think that was it. I've been too excited by all of our up and coming players this year, and failed to notice how consistent our skipper has been. 


Dom Tyson will storm home and either win it or come 2nd.

Gee I thought Gawn would bolt in, he carried us all year.

3 minutes ago, Seraph said:

I can't believe I had the impression that Jones had an average year.

Averaged 28 touches, 5.5 tackles per game. 

19th in the AFL for I50s, 11th for total disposals.

Yep, and people on here were calling for his head saying he should be stripped of his captaincy and dropped to the VFL! Just the sort of culture we want to be known for...

 

Well done Jonesy!!

 

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