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Neville Jetta is as solid a defender as he is a citizen.

He had another consistent season terrorising opposition forwards, many of them taller than him, and was once again very unlucky not to gain All Australian honours.

Date of Birth: 12 February, 1990

Height: 180cm

Weight: 81kg

Games MFC 2018: 24

Career Total: 140

Goals MFC 2018: 0

 Career Total: 24

Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 383 votes (9th)

 

Don't have enough words to describe this guy. He's a superstar on and off the field in my eyes 

 

Neville was a little down on his 2017 form, particularly early in the season, but he is such a good player than he was still an excellent contributor across the year. 

I love that he is getting recognition, even though it is not sought, for his off field work as well.

It is fantastic to have him locked away for the next few years, as he must have been sounded out by the WA clubs in particular.


Finally starting to get the plaudits he deserves around the league. Great job Nev!

We've had some greats in this small defender role over the decades - Alan Johnson, Graeme Yeats, Matty Whelan and Nev sits very comfortably in that illustrious group.

My favourite. The new lord Whelan

 

Jetta the wrecker !!

its all been said...a gem....probably a keeper !! lol


A key player, and a key person in our future.

Go Nev!

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Started slowly and just got better and better. Looks pretty injured for most of the year and runs like in wet cement.

But he is a legend.

 

Great season from Jetts after a slow start. His best game was the Bulldogs game at Etihad.


On 10/2/2018 at 1:11 PM, Fifty-5 said:

We've had some greats in this small defender role over the decades - Alan Johnson, Graeme Yeats, Matty Whelan and Nev sits very comfortably in that illustrious group.

...Brett Bailey, Frank Davis... but he is most like Yeats onfield.

Pound for pound the best 1 on 1 player in the league. Nobody comes close!

 

On 10/2/2018 at 4:03 PM, EnterTheDragon said:

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I'd just about give him our player of the finals series for just those two acts alone, but the truth is that over the last month or so of footy in particular, Nev played some top footy all round and was one of the players to really step up to the plate, set the standard and accept the responsibility for taking us to the next level in big games.

If the All Australian team was picked after finals, Nev would have been picked hands down.

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On 10/2/2018 at 11:59 AM, Demonland said:

NIFTY NEV

Ratings2018Jetta.png

Neville Jetta is as solid a defender as he is a citizen.

He had another consistent season terrorising opposition forwards, many of them taller than him, and was once again very unlucky not to gain All Australian honours.

Date of Birth: 12 February, 1990

Height: 180cm

Weight: 81kg

Games MFC 2018: 24

Career Total: 140

Goals MFC 2018: 0

 Career Total: 24

Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 383 votes (9th)

Forgot to add Jim Stynes Memorial medal for comunity service to the list of honors for the year.  Top effort by Nev in that respects and does further demonstrate the quality of his character.

On 10/2/2018 at 4:03 PM, EnterTheDragon said:

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Like when Wheels got Hird in that Elimination Final except these times we won.


As recognition for his work in the community, Nev’s been invited to a function acknowledging Victorian youth leaders where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be in attendance. 

Back pocket royalty meets British royalty. 

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