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MFC 2018 Best & Fairest - The Keith ‘Bluey’ Truscott Memorial Trophy

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Drunkn167
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Well deserved. I was sitting in the table with his parents and they were in tears.

Ethan Tremblay
Ethan Tremblay

Decided to wander down at the last minute, ended up getting on a table in front of the band. 

Biffen
Biffen

I just saw Saty stealing cutlery.

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Interesting that Hogan was AA at the midway, and then didn't crack top 10. OMac similarly was pushing top 5 early on.

Think about the names that aren't there, that are good enough... Viney, Hibberd (AA), Lever, Petracca, Melksham...

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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I walked away for 30 seconds and missed what Gawn said about the site.

Just mentioned how his Mum loves social media and remember everything anyone said including "Demonland4275"... The fact he knows the sites name...

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Interesting that Hogan was AA at the midway, and then didn't crack top 10. OMac similarly was pushing top 5 early on.

Think about the names that aren't there, that are good enough... Viney, Hibberd (AA), Lever, Petracca, Melksham...

To be fair, he finished 11th, 1 vote behind Lewis. All he had to do for the games he missed was to be out there for that to have been reversed.

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3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I walked away for 30 seconds and missed what Gawn said about the site. Damn my IBS! 

try withdrawing milk from your diet for a few weeks and get back to me.

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44 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

WOW! Well done Harmesie!!! Massive get for him. The names he's outdone!

Harmes wasn't in the top 10 after round 16. 10th had 199 votes at that point,  and Jones who was 3rd had 321.

Harmes finished with 468 votes to Jones 449. 

That means he picked up at least 270 votes in the last 10 games (inc 3 finals), at 27 vpg, compared to a max of 198 from his first 16 games at 12.3 vpg.

We know he played well from round 17 when he took on a tagging role but that's a crazy turn around in numbers. 

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