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1 hour ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

!Frosty must be doing something right at the Hawks !!!!

Billy the work experience kid would get nominated amongst that rabble!

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    Gawn,  May and   Petracca   great season and just deserved MVP  Nominees . 

    I would think that one day soon Christian will  become voted MVP. He has plenty of upside. 

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    More 'Frost is good' propaganda...just shows that Hawthorn are [censored] 

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    Not surprised by the three named for us. Luke McDonald is a really underrated player. 

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    32 minutes ago, adonski said:

    More 'Frost is good' propaganda...just shows that Hawthorn are [censored] 

    reminds me of when Scully got 4th in the GWS BnF in his first year when he hardly got a kick

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    I like the MVP, it would mean more to the players to be voted by your peers rather than the umpires. A much better indication of the best player in the league. Who ever thought of the umps voting for the brownlow should be shot, they are busy trying to ruin, sorry I mean umpire, the game

    Trac is a real chance I reckon, should be top 3

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    I thought Frost was dropped a few weeks ago never to come back and couldn’t remember much about him playing the Dogs. So I checked - did play but he only got 6 touches. 

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    Hawks are in real trouble. how embarressing for their 'big names' like Wingard, O'Meara. Frost has been serviceable and taken some good marks but far from an elite player

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