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2023 Player Reviews: #1 Steven May

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Date of Birth: 10 January 1992
Height: 193cm
Weight: 101kg

Games MFC 2023: 23
Career Total: 216
 
Goals MFC 2023: 0
Career Total: 23
 
Brownlow Medal Votes: 3

Melbourne Football Club: Dick Taylor Memorial Trophy Memorial Trophy Fifth Place Club Champion 451 votes

A menace to every top line key forward in the competition, May’s marking, interception and spoils are the dream of every football coach.

 

Incredible what he does for a 193cm player. Obviously, tape measures aren't everything - as JVR has shown and will continue to show.

 

Just a magnificent defender - Melbourne have actually been blessed with full backs over the years, and he is top of the tree.

 

Steven May just seems to get better and better, premium defender that hates to lose let’s hope that Maysie can maintain the rage for another 2-3 years and celebrate another couple of premierships.!!

He is one of my favourite players. Wears his heart on his sleeve and hates losing. 


15 hours ago, layzie said:

The best key defender I've seen in red and blue.

Big call Layzie but you may be correct.

 

 

At the start of the year, he wasn't playing well and I thought age was catching up with him. I certainly was wrong as he bounced back strongly and played out the year in sizzling form. I suspect he was just adjusting to our tweaked game plan in the early games and/or opposition tactics to try and negate their (May and Lever's) defensive supremacy.

 

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