Demon Jack

Cracking game at the moment.

Cats with the one point lead. Four minutes left.

I know he's young, but Boyd is very ordinary. Already cost the Bulldogs two goals.

Fantastic second year. Dropped in form a little bit in the final three weeks, but he wasn't alone there.

Comes across as a great young man. What he was able to produce for us in 2016 was incredible considering his age, inexperience and recovery from a serious injury.

Did well during the first half of the year. I like him a lot, but I feel like he'll struggle getting a game with the likely recruitment of Hibberd and the return of Melksham.

Viney wins his first Bluey!

Third place goes to Maxy. Really thought he was a lock to win this year.

Fourth place goes to Dom Tyson.

Wow, thought Maxy had it locked after the win against Port. Netherless, go Jonesy!

Are you sure you're not playing as the Darwin Demons?

No.

Definitely agree. But considering he played 21 games this year, he may sneak into the top 10. Dean Kent might also be a roughy for the same spot.

Seems to be the case. Pendlebury was very ordinary at times this year.

Seems about right that only Gawn is the only player named from the Dees. Viney and Watts both had stellar years but were probably a bit too inconsistent at times to make the top 40. Regardless, first time in six years we've been relevant in the AA discussion! Well done Maxy on a brilliant season!

1. Max Gawn 2. Jack Viney 3. Jack Watts 4. Dom Tyson 5. Nathan Jones Vince, Hunt, Jetta, T.McDonald & Hogan (not necessarily in that order) will round out the top 10

6. Salem 5. OMac 4. TMac 3. Brayshaw 2. Hunt 1. Frost

The final Roos presser is going to be very interesting.

There's the 100...

Honestly, I reckon they're as fed up as we are.

Good way to start the pre-season. Will be good to know that everybody's full of confidence... I applaud Roos and what he's done for the club, but unfortunately, I'm not going to miss him in the coaches box. Nothing seems to be working.

The Weed!

My goodness, has it been three years already? I remember being 17, sitting at a computer in my high school library when I heard the news for the first time. Safe to say that I celebrated a bit too passionately and everyone started giving me weird looks. I then watched the entire press conference with a huge grin on my face. Feels like as if it was yesterday. Anyway, it goes without saying that Paul Roos has left an indelible mark on the club that will live on for many years. Thanks Roosy, You're more than welcome to join in and celebrate with us when we soon hold up that premiership cup. Thanks to you, it seems far closer than what it was 2-3 years ago.

I wonder if there's any chance of a Dawes/Cloke reunion at Richmond?

Doesn't matter, Dom will win two. In all seriousness, I actually think Dom will go close to winning a Brownlow sometime during his career. I think he racked up 11 votes in his first year despite us only winning the four games. Will likely get between 11-15 this year with most coming in the second half of the year. Once he builds on his consistency, he could very well be a relevant name in the final rounds of the Brownlow in a few years.