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

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1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

Uh-oh.

"Doesn't want it to make headlines," heh. ^_^

He's a Melbourne person for sure. 

23 minutes ago, Maybe next year said:

That is overs for me. I would have him about 15th.

He was great in most of the first 17 rounds. Ave 2.5 goals. Leading us for contested marks etc. 

I'm amazing at people's opinion of hogan and the short memories

 
5 minutes ago, Nasher said:

Yes, really, when he has as big a gap to bridge as he does.  The only reason being on his Pat Malone would work in his favour is if he was the only one in the team hitting targets.

I think Maxy would find it very hard to ruck standing on top of Pat Malone. 


1 minute ago, McQueen said:

He's a Melbourne person for sure. 

And absolutely correct, but ssshhhh..... don't wake our bunnies!

 
4 minutes ago, Nasher said:

Get used to short memories mate.  It's a feature of the footy world.

Sorry, what was that? :)
 

5 minutes ago, DubDee said:

He was great in most of the first 17 rounds. Ave 2.5 goals. Leading us for contested marks etc. 

I'm amazing at people's opinion of hogan and the short memories

Guess you are right then. I am tired and just waiting for the results. His 2nd half is in my mind where he did not inspire me at all. I will move him up to 10th. Thank you for showing me the way.


Just now, DemonLad5 said:

Wattsy 5th

Great for Jack!

Great result from someone playing 2nd/3rd tall forward.


Fourth place goes to Dom Tyson.


Third place goes to Maxy. Really thought he was a lock to win this year.

1 minute ago, Maybe next year said:

Bit of an interesting fact.  Max Gawn is the only player in the top 5 without 5 letters in his surname.

Yes, it has been a long count.....

 

Thing about Gawn is that he was brilliant in 7-8 games and they stick in the memory. BnFs are all about consistency. 

He has a few down days and a few just average. Would have been a worthy winner regardless but I think Viney and jones were more consistent. 

2 minutes ago, Maybe next year said:

Bit of an interesting fact.  Max Gawn is the only player in the top 5 without 5 letters in his surname.

With all due respect it's certainly a fact...but it's not remotely interesting.


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