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2019 All Australian 40 Squad

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47 minutes ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

Do they invite every member of the squad to the event, or just the players who make the final 22?

 

 

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A few on Twitter saying they only invite the team. And they have listed 22 players they have seen so far.

We'll have to wait the longest to find out, if he's made the team he'll be on the bench

 
7 minutes ago, Leoncelli_36 said:

Didn't get the ruck. Must be on the bench

I feel there are too many mids who may squeeze him out.

 
7 minutes ago, Good Lord George said:

Hawkins FF ahead of Cameron? Wow

Cameron will be CHF


1 minute ago, At the break of Gawn said:

Cameron will be CHF

Good point. Got thrown by the ridiculous way they are announcing it.

Pendles, McCrae, Yeo, Gawny bench. Lock it in Eddie 

(Probably, based on players in attendance who haven't been named)

Edited by Good Lord George

 
6 minutes ago, Good Lord George said:

Pendles, McCrae, Yeo, Gawny bench. Lock it in Eddie

Wow, nailed it.


Just now, At the break of Gawn said:

Wow, nailed it.

Haha. Not really, there are plenty Twitter posts about 21 players being in attendance, minus Hurn who apparently wasnt there.

 

Three AA's nods for Maxy. Joins Garry Lyon for the equal most in MFC history.

Expect there'll be another award or two with his name on it come B&F night

7 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Three AA's nods for Maxy. Joins Garry Lyon for the equal most in MFC history.

Expect there'll be another award or two with his name on it come B&F night

Could become one of our most decorated players.


I find a reason to despise these AA teams every year.  

The fact Hawkins made the side (lucky to be in the top 40 players in the league) and Fyfe Captain does it this year. 

Maclure reckons Gawn hasn’t been as good this year as previous years.

Meanwhile he’s had career high numbers in marks, disposals, contested possessions, clearances and inside 50s and still averaging 40 hitouts a game.

 

 

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I like how Pendlebury stirred Chris Scott (who embarrassingly won't stop whinging about playing finals at the MCG):

“Yeah I was rapt I didn’t have to head down the highway to Geelong...It’s nice that we finished fourth and got a home final.”


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