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Ricky Gets NAB Rising Star Nomination


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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

Cheers mate, I like those odds! :)

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will do, he is meant to be on SEN very soon (4-7 drive show)

He spoke very well!

It is a great testament to our recruiting that every young kid I have heard speak in public, has done so in the most mature, well-mannered way.

This includes McLean, Bartram, Miller, Jones and now Petterd.

He said that he is currently 80kg, but is hoping to be at the 86-88kg mark by next year.

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Well done Ricky! I also have heard that Nathan Jones is eligible but it is strange he is not in that list of odds.

Neither Jones nor Petterd were listed when last weeks Darwin board closed around wednesday. Petterd would have been a lot better than $15.00 last week and Jones as a saver is worth a big go too. Exceptional value, I'm tempted to open a Sportsbet account right now.

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Love watching Petterd and Jones play, early on you can already tell they are going to be great players for MFC. Hope there goood form continues. The Melbourne midfield combo of Jones and McLean will be unstoppable.

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Even though Jones is eligible, I think they'll favour the new kids of 2007 and the fact that he already got his nomination last year.

Recent history BBP shows that 4 of the past 5 Rising Stars played the year before they won. Petterd of course could buck this trend.

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Recent history BBP shows that 4 of the past 5 Rising Stars played the year before they won. Petterd of course could buck this trend.

And in the year of the exception (Deledio) our bloke, young Brock, was arguably leading the award when he fell at the last few hurdles with injury. McLean had played 9 the year before.

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