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Neale polling 31 votes in 17 games is ludicrous 

 

Well done Christian Polling 6 best on grounds and a 2nd best. A brilliant season and it showed with the umpire's noticing you.

Hoping you can take it to the next level again in 2021. 

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5 minutes ago, CYB said:

Still racking my brain  as to why he doesn’t get a tag. 

Yep. Goodwin stubbornly refused to put a tag on him , even though the whole world knew he was the lions best player going into the game 

6 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Why couldn’t his coach or one of his teammates present him with the medal?

Ridiculous covid rules. Daicos didn't even get his medal.... the whole thing is a joke 

 
14 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

I guess he plays some ok football, but he's absolutely killing it in the WAG stakes. 

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Clarry finishes 9th in the league and doesn't finish top 3 in the BnF. What a joke.

4 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Daicos was in Melbourne so I can sort of understand that one. 

Neale is in Queensland where they’ve been hugging and bum slapping each other for the last 100 days COVID free. 

Yesterday there were 0 new cases in Victoria. Im sure daicos wouldn't get covid from someone awarding him  a medal

Just now, A F said:

Clarry finishes 9th in the league and doesn't finish top 3 in the BnF. What a joke.

Yeah I’m still very surprised by the B&F result. For me he was ahead of Viney, but we don’t know their roles or how well they played them so it’s hard to judge within a team setting. 

1 minute ago, A F said:

Clarry finishes 9th in the league and doesn't finish top 3 in the BnF. What a joke.

Yep. Im sure there is a clause in his contract for bonuses based on b + f results, hence why he would be upset 


May only polling 4 votes suggests a defender will never win this award

5 minutes ago, A F said:

Clarry finishes 9th in the league and doesn't finish top 3 in the BnF. What a joke.

??‍♂️Completely irrelevant. The umpires are looking at possessions and goals only.  They pay no attention to taggers, a player doing a certain role in the team or a defender locking down a forward. 

Edited by Demons11

Just now, A F said:

Clarry finishes 9th in the league and doesn't finish top 3 in the BnF. What a joke.

Not being a smart [censored] here AF, but do you think he had a better year for us then May? Personally I don’t really pay attention to clubs best and fairest because they all have different point systems etc, without knowing how a clubs system works we can’t get the full picture. ??‍♂️


3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

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I'm not a fan of the Brownlow as a means of rating players, but this team run down illustrates to me that we have a number of excellent players, but the quality drops off remarkably from there. Haven't had a look, but my guess is the Richmond vote spread is less lop sided

3 minutes ago, Elegt said:

Yesterday there were 0 new cases in Victoria. Im sure daicos wouldn't get covid from someone awarding him  a medal

That would make too much common sense, this whole pandemic has not had not one bit of common-sense attached to it,like the chief medical officer in WA saying it's a risk to have his borders open with South Australia.

2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

There was 1 case wasn’t there but yeah. 

No that was actually reclassified, so there were 0 cases 

 
1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

I'm not a fan of the Brownlow as a means of rating players, but this team run down illustrates to me that we have a number of excellent players, but the quality drops off remarkably from there. Haven't had a look, but my guess is the Richmond vote spread is less lop sided

Langdon & Salem not polling a single vote is interesting 


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