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Congratulations to Maxy and Clarry. 

The AFL Coaches’ Association votes for Round 19 (see every vote from all the rounds so far at AFLCoaches.com.au):

ESSENDON V SYDNEY

9 Hurley (Ess), 6 Heppell (Ess), 6 Saad (Ess), 4 Smith (Ess), 3 Myers (Ess), 2 McDonald-Tipungwuti (Ess)

RICHMOND V COLLINGWOOD

10 Grundy (Coll), 7 Pendlebury (Coll), 4 Astbury (Rich), 4 Edwards (Rich), 4 Riewoldt (Rich), 1 Prestia (Rich)

GEELONG V BRISBANE

10 Hawkins (Geel), 8 Ablett (Geel), 5 D Beams (BL), 3 Dangerfield (Geel), 3 Duncan (Geel), 1 Gardiner (BL)

GWS V ST KILDA

9 Whitfield (GWS), 8 Himmelberg (GWS), 7 Gresham (StK), 2 Lonie (StK), 2 Shaw (GWS), 1 Kelly (GWS), 1 Steele (StK)

GOLD COAST V CARLTON

10 Cripps (Carl), 6 C. Curnow (Carl), 6 Simpson (Carl), 4 Murphy (Carl), 2 E. Curnow (Carl), 1 Lang (Carl), 1 Petrevski-Seton (Carl)

ADELAIDE V MELBOURNE

9 Gawn (Melb), 9 Oliver (Melb), 3 M. Crouch (Adel), 3 T. McDonald (Melb), 3 Milera (Adel), 2 Lewis (Melb), 1 Neal-Bullen (Melb)

NORTH MELBOURNE V WEST COAST

10 Cunnington (NM), 8 Ahern (NM), 5 Daw (NM), 3 Clarke (NM), 2 Goldstein (NM), 2 McGovern (WCE)

WESTERN BULLDOGS V PORT ADELAIDE

10 Dixon (PA), 8 Polec (PA), 5 Trengove (WB), 3 Wingard (PA), 2 Dunkley (WB), 1 Bryne-Jones (PA), 1 Macrae (WB)

FREMANTLE V HAWTHORN

10 Mitchell (Haw), 5 Breust (Haw), 4 Stratton (Haw), 3 Burgoyne (Haw), 3 Mundy (Frem), 2 Gunston (Haw), 2 Hardwick (Haw), 1 Shiels (Haw)

LEADERBOARD

80 — MAX GAWN (MELB)
78 — PATRICK CRIPPS (CARL)
78 — TOM MITCHELL (HAW)
64 — SHAUN HIGGINS (NM)
62 — CLAYTON OLIVER (MELB)
61 — ANDREW GAFF (WC)
59 — NAT FYFE (FREM)
59 — DYSON HEPPELL (ESS)
57 — LACHIE WHITFIELD (GWS)
56 — DAYNE BEAMS (BL)
56 — BRODIE GRUNDY (COLL)

 

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    Next year 3 of the top 6. COME TO THE DEES GAFF YOU SUPERSTAR!

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    Is it too soon to give Clarrie a 9 year contract (ala Franklin)?

    Pay him whatever, organise him a part time job at a box making factor, and give his girlfriend a job as well!

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    Had a read of the Herald Sun today (very rare) and looked up the votes for the dees game. 

    3. Petrecca

    2. Harmes

    1. Crouch 

     

    I was shocked especially as Gawn was 4 off the lead. The vote giver must of been the Adelaide correspondent who is a crows supporter and only watched them. I wouldn’t have petrecca in my top 5-7 and Harmes played well but not second BOG 

     

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    1 minute ago, Wolfgang219 said:

    Had a read of the Herald Sun today (very rare) and looked up the votes for the dees game. 

    3. Petrecca

    2. Harmes

    1. Crouch 

     

    I was shocked especially as Gawn was 4 off the lead. The vote giver must of been the Adelaide correspondent who is a crows supporter and only watched them. I wouldn’t have petrecca in my top 5-7 and Harmes played well but not second BOG 

     

    I was baffled by those votes too. 

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    Petracca??? Did they spell Oliver wrong?

    Harmes I can understand, he killed Sloane then Gibbs with a broken hand.

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    2 hours ago, Demonland said:

    Congratulations to Maxy and Clarry. 

    The AFL Coaches’ Association votes for Round 19 (see every vote from all the rounds so far at AFLCoaches.com.au):

    ESSENDON V SYDNEY

    9 Hurley (Ess), 6 Heppell (Ess), 6 Saad (Ess), 4 Smith (Ess), 3 Myers (Ess), 2 McDonald-Tipungwuti (Ess)

    RICHMOND V COLLINGWOOD

    10 Grundy (Coll), 7 Pendlebury (Coll), 4 Astbury (Rich), 4 Edwards (Rich), 4 Riewoldt (Rich), 1 Prestia (Rich)

    GEELONG V BRISBANE

    10 Hawkins (Geel), 8 Ablett (Geel), 5 D Beams (BL), 3 Dangerfield (Geel), 3 Duncan (Geel), 1 Gardiner (BL)

    GWS V ST KILDA

    9 Whitfield (GWS), 8 Himmelberg (GWS), 7 Gresham (StK), 2 Lonie (StK), 2 Shaw (GWS), 1 Kelly (GWS), 1 Steele (StK)

    GOLD COAST V CARLTON

    10 Cripps (Carl), 6 C. Curnow (Carl), 6 Simpson (Carl), 4 Murphy (Carl), 2 E. Curnow (Carl), 1 Lang (Carl), 1 Petrevski-Seton (Carl)

    ADELAIDE V MELBOURNE

    9 Gawn (Melb), 9 Oliver (Melb), 3 M. Crouch (Adel), 3 T. McDonald (Melb), 3 Milera (Adel), 2 Lewis (Melb), 1 Neal-Bullen (Melb)

    NORTH MELBOURNE V WEST COAST

    10 Cunnington (NM), 8 Ahern (NM), 5 Daw (NM), 3 Clarke (NM), 2 Goldstein (NM), 2 McGovern (WCE)

    WESTERN BULLDOGS V PORT ADELAIDE

    10 Dixon (PA), 8 Polec (PA), 5 Trengove (WB), 3 Wingard (PA), 2 Dunkley (WB), 1 Bryne-Jones (PA), 1 Macrae (WB)

    FREMANTLE V HAWTHORN

    10 Mitchell (Haw), 5 Breust (Haw), 4 Stratton (Haw), 3 Burgoyne (Haw), 3 Mundy (Frem), 2 Gunston (Haw), 2 Hardwick (Haw), 1 Shiels (Haw)

    LEADERBOARD

    80 — MAX GAWN (MELB)
    78 — PATRICK CRIPPS (CARL)
    78 — TOM MITCHELL (HAW)
    64 — SHAUN HIGGINS (NM)
    62 — CLAYTON OLIVER (MELB)
    61 — ANDREW GAFF (WC)
    59 — NAT FYFE (FREM)
    59 — DYSON HEPPELL (ESS)
    57 — LACHIE WHITFIELD (GWS)
    56 — DAYNE BEAMS (BL)
    56 — BRODIE GRUNDY (COLL)

     

    The coaches could split them actually.  One coach gave Gawn 5, and the other gave Oliver 5.

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    2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    Petracca??? Did they spell Oliver wrong?

    Harmes I can understand, he killed Sloane then Gibbs with a broken hand.

    They only noticed Harmes because they killed one of their players... I don’t notice Adelaide players (maybe Keith and Cheney who kept stopping our fwd thrusts) but I’m not a journalist... pretty poor if you ask me

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    10 minutes ago, Wolfgang219 said:

    Had a read of the Herald Sun today (very rare) and looked up the votes for the dees game. 

    3. Petrecca

    2. Harmes

    1. Crouch 

     

    I was shocked especially as Gawn was 4 off the lead. The vote giver must of been the Adelaide correspondent who is a crows supporter and only watched them. I wouldn’t have petrecca in my top 5-7 and Harmes played well but not second BOG 

     

    Lol - what did Crouch do other than get smashed by our dominant midfield? 

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    6 hours ago, chookrat said:

    Lol - what did Crouch do other than get smashed by our dominant midfield? 

    Demonland 2018... how this place has changed.

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    That's an extraordinary effort by Patrick Cripps. In our recent past when we were down the bottom, we had no-one anywhere near the top in any awards. It's reminiscent of how Flower stood out in a barren field throughout much of his career. 

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    It's a significant achievement for Gawn to be (at this stage) the best player in the league by the coaches.

    Even with him leading this, I am actually expecting the Grundy will get the All Australian ruck gig.

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