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Standings after round 9 :-

49. Cameron Bruce

48. Aaron Davey

44. Nathan Jones

39. James McDonald

35. Brent Moloney

34. Travis Johnstone

31. Jeff White

28. Daniel Bell Brad Green Colin Sylvia

26. Simon Godfrey

24. Adem Yze

20. Brad Miller

19. Daniel Bell

18. Jared Rivers

17. Matthew Bate Ricky Petterd

16. David Neitz

15. Nathan Brown

13. Clint Bizzell Ben Holland

11. Russell Robertson

7. Nathan Carroll

3. Daniel Ward

2. Paul Johnson

1. Lynden Dunn

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    no wheels votes. no wheels, no melbourne.

    i find it hard to see how brock won't storm through the second half of the year and win it, touchwood!!!!!!

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    If Brock plays every game from now until the rest of the season, he'll win it, or at least come top 3.

    I would have given him votes this week if I was doing them.

    He has been out of the game for 7 weeks, and played just half the game and still picked up 22 possessions and 9 tackles. Amazing!

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    not that I vote but very surprised to see Belly so far down the list....

    he has been a shining light this year and his run in the last quarter on sunday was critical to us getting back in the game!!

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    Yep, Belly had a great last quarter and has come on a bit this season. Although it was easy, i loved his cut and run on the HFF in the last quarter. Great to see him playing good footy.

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    not that I vote but very surprised to see Belly so far down the list....

    I know they often say "the Hirds, the Buckleys and the Judds" ... now we've got "the Bells" (on 28). :)

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    Yeah, I'm surprised to see Belly that far down. Whenever I have voted, I think I've nearly always had him in the votes.

    I think the best thing about that leaderboard is Nathan Jones. A player with under 20 games experience in with a real shot of winning the B & F.

    And yeah ... what the? Two Daniel Bells? Which is which? :P

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    And yeah ... what the? Two Daniel Bells? Which is which? :P

    Was about to point that out haha! Bell should be far higher on that list. He's been in our top 3 players this year in my opnion. Pretty much the only player who hasn't been beaten by his opponent at all. It's great to see him finally injury free and showing us why he is so highly rated down at the club :)

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    Was about to point that out haha! Bell should be far higher on that list. He's been in our top 3 players this year in my opnion. Pretty much the only player who hasn't been beaten by his opponent at all. It's great to see him finally injury free and showing us why he is so highly rated down at the club :)

    It's been corrected - I had Belly down twice, he's been that good.

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    Was about to point that out haha! Bell should be far higher on that list. He's been in our top 3 players this year in my opnion. Pretty much the only player who hasn't been beaten by his opponent at all. It's great to see him finally injury free and showing us why he is so highly rated down at the club :)

    It's been corrected - I had Belly down twice, he's been that good. :wub:

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