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Well done Ricky..well deserved. He was first in the comp round 6 for marks in his 2nd game. Even Robert Walls likes him which is a possitive. He seems to take good marks, take good chance risks, run and kick long. He also has great ball reading skills shown by a number of spoils against sydney and port. ATM if he plays like this for the season he will be a starting 22 easily. Just not sure what possition hes better at...defence or midfield. I would prefer he played half back flank due to my belief that our backline are 1 or 2 players short of quality and consistant players. He gives great drive from there 2.

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The good thing for melbourne is the fact that last year and already this year we are getting nominations for kids who are in there first year of football. ie Bartram and Petterd. The likes of Pierce i'm pretty sure had a couple of pre-seasons under their belt.

I think that we have a very talented younger bragade, that is underated by alot of other clubs and their supporters.

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Congratulations to Ricky......

Its fantastic news for a definite shining light of a club having enough problems.

Well done, keep it up :D !!!

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The good thing for melbourne is the fact that last year and already this year we are getting nominations for kids who are in there first year of football. ie Bartram and Petterd. The likes of Pierce i'm pretty sure had a couple of pre-seasons under their belt.

I think that we have a very talented younger bragade, that is underated by alot of other clubs and their supporters.

we've had quite a few and have good youth coming through. we are lacking the next ruckman atm and an obvious replacement to neitz at FF. but we have good succession plans in place else where...

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Go Ricky!!!

Well deserved kid, if only for your efforts in spoiling Hall last week.

We need to start a "Go Ricky" chant. If it's good enough for the great Ricky Lake, it's good enough for our boy! :D

Jonesy is a chance to win the whole thing if he gets nominated soon.

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Smart, composed, tough, fearless and a great kick

he is the anti-Bruce

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Our congratulations also Ricky!! Thouroughly deserved. Has shown poise and guts and good jugdgement in both games & was in top possessions all day (and actually did something constructive with the possessions!).

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I am pretty sure Jones got a nomination late last year.

You can be nominated in two separate seasons, as long as you played under 10 games in the previous season.

So Jones is still eligable to be nominated, and indeed win the award.

It might be hard to believe, but Jones only played 8 games last year.

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You can be nominated in two separate seasons, as long as you played under 10 games in the previous season.

So Jones is still eligable to be nominated, and indeed win the award.

It might be hard to believe, but Jones only played 8 games last year.

Thanks!

did not know that!!

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well done ricky!

i was trying to get to a TAB to get a bet on him last saturday, i will be throwing a $10 on him when i get to a TAB

Let us know the odds mate! :)

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Here are the odds...

Tom Hawkins (Gee) - Round 3 2.40

Joel Selwood (Gee) - Round 5 4.00

Scott Pendlebury (Coll) - Round 4 5.00

Bryce Gibbs (Car) 6.00

Shaun Higgins (WBD) 6.00

Paddy Ryder (Ess) - Round 1 12.00

Shannon Hurn (WC) 12.00

Travis Varcoe (Gee) 15.00

Ricky Petterd (Mel) - Round 6 15.00

Xavier Ellis (Haw) 16.00

Nathan Krakouer (Por) 17.00

Richard Douglas (Ade) 17.00

Lachlan Hansen (Kan) 21.00

Mitchell Brown (WC) 21.00

Matt Thomas (Por) 21.00

The full list is here

https://www.sportsbet.com.au/sports/event/S.../EventID/715038

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