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AFL Players MVP

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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!

 

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. 


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

Edited by adonski

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

Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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

 

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


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. 

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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