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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
AFL Top 10 players
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Collingwood: 10 L Davis, 9 D Swan, 6 H O'Brien, 5 B Johnson, 2 D Thomas
St Kilda: 8 L Montagna, 7 N Dal Santo, 4 C Jones, 3 J Steven, 1 A Schneider
Hawthorn: 10 C Rioli, 8.5 S Mitchell, 8.5 L Franklin, 7 J Lewis, 6 L Shiels, 5 P Puopolo
Port Adelaide: 4 D Cassisi, 3 R Gray, 1.5 B Jacobs, 1.5 J Butcher
Carlton: 10 C Judd, 9 E Betts, 8 M Murphy, 4 B Gibbs, 3 C Yarran
Fremantle: 7 M Barlow, 6 H Ballantyne, 5 M Pavlich, 2 R Crowley, 0.5 A Silvagni, 0.5 A Sandilands
Essendon: 10 B Stanton, 9 D Fletcher, 8 M Hurley, 4 P Ryder, 3 J Watson
Western Bulldogs: 7 B Hall, 6 C Ward, 5 M Boyd, 2 L Dahlhaus, 1 D Cross
Brisbane Lions: 10 S Black, 9 J Redden, 8 B Staker, 7 M Leuenberger, 6 T Rockliff
Gold Coast: 5 N Bock, 4 G Ablett, 3 S Iles, 2 J Brennan, 0.5 T McKenzie, 0.5 S May
West Coast: 9.5 A Gaff, 9.5 A Embley, 8 M Priddis, 4 D Kerr, 3 D Cox
Melbourne: 7 J Howe, 6 S Blease, 5 J Frawley, 2 R Petterd, 1 N Jones
Richmond: 10 T Cotchin, 9 B Houli, 8 A Rance, 4 B Deledio, 3 R Nahas
Sydney: 7 J Kennedy, 6 S Mumford, 5 D Hannebery, 2 R O'Keefe, 1 H Grundy
Geelong: 10 C Enright, 9 J Kelly, 5.5 J Podsiadly, 5.5 J Corey, 2 J Selwood
Adelaide: 8 R Sloane, 7 N Van Berlo, 4 G Johncock, 3 M Wright, 1 S Thompson
North Melbourne: bye
Top 10 Round 21
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
2. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 123.17
3. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 119
4. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 115
5. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 111.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 106.5
7. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 103.5
8. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 100
9. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 99.5
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 98.67
St Kilda: 8 L Montagna, 7 N Dal Santo, 4 C Jones, 3 J Steven, 1 A Schneider
Hawthorn: 10 C Rioli, 8.5 S Mitchell, 8.5 L Franklin, 7 J Lewis, 6 L Shiels, 5 P Puopolo
Port Adelaide: 4 D Cassisi, 3 R Gray, 1.5 B Jacobs, 1.5 J Butcher
Carlton: 10 C Judd, 9 E Betts, 8 M Murphy, 4 B Gibbs, 3 C Yarran
Fremantle: 7 M Barlow, 6 H Ballantyne, 5 M Pavlich, 2 R Crowley, 0.5 A Silvagni, 0.5 A Sandilands
Essendon: 10 B Stanton, 9 D Fletcher, 8 M Hurley, 4 P Ryder, 3 J Watson
Western Bulldogs: 7 B Hall, 6 C Ward, 5 M Boyd, 2 L Dahlhaus, 1 D Cross
Brisbane Lions: 10 S Black, 9 J Redden, 8 B Staker, 7 M Leuenberger, 6 T Rockliff
Gold Coast: 5 N Bock, 4 G Ablett, 3 S Iles, 2 J Brennan, 0.5 T McKenzie, 0.5 S May
West Coast: 9.5 A Gaff, 9.5 A Embley, 8 M Priddis, 4 D Kerr, 3 D Cox
Melbourne: 7 J Howe, 6 S Blease, 5 J Frawley, 2 R Petterd, 1 N Jones
Richmond: 10 T Cotchin, 9 B Houli, 8 A Rance, 4 B Deledio, 3 R Nahas
Sydney: 7 J Kennedy, 6 S Mumford, 5 D Hannebery, 2 R O'Keefe, 1 H Grundy
Geelong: 10 C Enright, 9 J Kelly, 5.5 J Podsiadly, 5.5 J Corey, 2 J Selwood
Adelaide: 8 R Sloane, 7 N Van Berlo, 4 G Johncock, 3 M Wright, 1 S Thompson
North Melbourne: bye
Top 10 Round 21
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
2. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 123.17
3. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 119
4. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 115
5. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 111.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 106.5
7. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 103.5
8. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 100
9. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 99.5
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 98.67
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Carlton: 8 K Simpson, 7 H Scotland, 4 A Carrazzo, 2 M Murphy, 2 C Yarran
Hawthorn: 10 J Lewis, 9 J Gibson, 6 L Hodge, 5 S Mitchell, 2 L Franklin
Adelaide: 10 S Thompson, 9 N Van Berlo, 8 S Jacobs, 6.5 K Tippett, 6.5 D Mackay
Gold Coast: 5 G Ablett, 4 N Bock, 3 D Stanley, 1.5 H Bennell, 1.5 D Prestia
West Coast: 10 D Kerr, 9 L Shuey, 8 S Selwood, 4 M Priddis, 3 J Kennedy
Essendon: 6.5 B Stanton, 6.5 D Heppell, 5 J Watson, 2 D Zaharakis, 1 H Hocking
North Melbourne: 10 A Swallow, 9 C Pederson, 8 S Thompson, 6.5 L Adams, 6.5 D Wells
Fremantle: 5 D Mundy, 4 L McPharlin, 3 N Fyfe, 2 T Mzungu, 1 Z Clarke
Collingwood: 10 D Swan, 9 T Cloke, 6 L Ball, 3.5 S Pendlebury, 3.5 D Beams
Brisbane Lions: 8 M Leuenberger, 7 J Redden, 4 T Rockliff, 3 S Black, 1 A McGrath
Sydney: 10 S Mumford, 7.5 A Goodes, 7.5 R Shaw, 5 T Richards, 2 J McVeigh
St Kilda: 8 S Dempster, 7 S Fisher, 4 N Dal Santo, 3 D Armitage, 1 J Gram
Western Bulldogs: 10 M Boyd, 9 J Tutt, 8 D Cross, 7 B Hall, 3 S Higgins, 3 T Liberatore
Port Adelaide: 5 J Butcher, 4 J Trengove, 3 M Banner, 2 M Lobbe, 1 D Cassisi
Richmond: 10 N Foley, 8 S Tuck, 6 D Martin, 4 S Grigg, 2 B Deledio
Melbourne: 9 C Sylvia, 7 N Jones, 5 C Garland, 3 C Bartram, 0.5 J McKenzie, 0.5 B Moloney
Geelong: bye
Top 10 Round 22
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
2. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 123.17
3. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 124
4. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 121.5
5. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 118.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 116.5
7. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 109.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 107.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 104
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 101.67
Hawthorn: 10 J Lewis, 9 J Gibson, 6 L Hodge, 5 S Mitchell, 2 L Franklin
Adelaide: 10 S Thompson, 9 N Van Berlo, 8 S Jacobs, 6.5 K Tippett, 6.5 D Mackay
Gold Coast: 5 G Ablett, 4 N Bock, 3 D Stanley, 1.5 H Bennell, 1.5 D Prestia
West Coast: 10 D Kerr, 9 L Shuey, 8 S Selwood, 4 M Priddis, 3 J Kennedy
Essendon: 6.5 B Stanton, 6.5 D Heppell, 5 J Watson, 2 D Zaharakis, 1 H Hocking
North Melbourne: 10 A Swallow, 9 C Pederson, 8 S Thompson, 6.5 L Adams, 6.5 D Wells
Fremantle: 5 D Mundy, 4 L McPharlin, 3 N Fyfe, 2 T Mzungu, 1 Z Clarke
Collingwood: 10 D Swan, 9 T Cloke, 6 L Ball, 3.5 S Pendlebury, 3.5 D Beams
Brisbane Lions: 8 M Leuenberger, 7 J Redden, 4 T Rockliff, 3 S Black, 1 A McGrath
Sydney: 10 S Mumford, 7.5 A Goodes, 7.5 R Shaw, 5 T Richards, 2 J McVeigh
St Kilda: 8 S Dempster, 7 S Fisher, 4 N Dal Santo, 3 D Armitage, 1 J Gram
Western Bulldogs: 10 M Boyd, 9 J Tutt, 8 D Cross, 7 B Hall, 3 S Higgins, 3 T Liberatore
Port Adelaide: 5 J Butcher, 4 J Trengove, 3 M Banner, 2 M Lobbe, 1 D Cassisi
Richmond: 10 N Foley, 8 S Tuck, 6 D Martin, 4 S Grigg, 2 B Deledio
Melbourne: 9 C Sylvia, 7 N Jones, 5 C Garland, 3 C Bartram, 0.5 J McKenzie, 0.5 B Moloney
Geelong: bye
Top 10 Round 22
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
2. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 123.17
3. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 124
4. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 121.5
5. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 118.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 116.5
7. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 109.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 107.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 104
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 101.67
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Collingwood: 10 D Swan, 9 S Pendlebury, 8 D Beams, 7 A Didak, 6 T Cloke
Fremantle: 5 N Lower, 4 M Barlow, 3 A Sandilands, 2 J Anthony, 1 S Hill
Hawthorn: 10 L Hodge, 9 G Birchall, 8 B Sewell, 4 P Puopolo, 3 L Franklin
Western Bulldogs: 7 B Murphy, 6 M Boyd, 5 R Griffen, 2 M Picken, 1 S Higgins
Sydney: 10 B McGlynn, 9 A Goodes, 6 S Mumford, 5 J Bolton, 1 R Shaw, 1 R O'Keefe
Geelong: 8 J Kelly, 5.5 J Bartel, 5.5 C Ling, 3 P Chapman, 1 C Enright
West Coast: 9 M Priddis, 9 C Masten, 6 Q Lynch, 4 A Gaff, 2 L Shuey
Brisbane Lions: 7 T Rockliff, 7 S Black, 7 D Rich, 3 A Raines, 1 J Redden
St Kilda: 9.5 B Goddard, 9.5 S Milne, 8 N Riewoldt, 7 L Montagna, 6 N Dal Santo
North Melbourne: 5 J Ziebell, 4 A Swallow, 3 D Wells, 2 L Adams, 1 N Grima
Richmond: 10 T Vickery, 9 D Martin, 6 T Cotchin, 3.5 B Deledio, 3.5 A Rance
Adelaide: 8 B Vince, 7 P Dangerfield, 4 N Van Berlo, 3 J Gunston, 1 S Thompson
Melbourne: 10 C Garland, 9 S Blease, 6 B Moloney, 6 B Green, 3 N Jones
Gold Coast: 7 M Rischitelli, 6 G Ablett, 5 D Swallow, 2 D Stanley, 1 D Prestia
Essendon: 10 M Hurley,8 D Hille, 6 J Melksham, 4 D Heppell, 2 T Colyer
Port Adelaide: 9 R Gray, 7 D Rodan, 5 T Boak, 3 J Butcher, 1 J Schulz
Carlton: bye
Top 10 Round 23
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
1. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 127.5
3. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 125.17
4. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 124
5. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 121.5
6. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 119.5
7. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 117.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 113.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 113
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 108.67
Fremantle: 5 N Lower, 4 M Barlow, 3 A Sandilands, 2 J Anthony, 1 S Hill
Hawthorn: 10 L Hodge, 9 G Birchall, 8 B Sewell, 4 P Puopolo, 3 L Franklin
Western Bulldogs: 7 B Murphy, 6 M Boyd, 5 R Griffen, 2 M Picken, 1 S Higgins
Sydney: 10 B McGlynn, 9 A Goodes, 6 S Mumford, 5 J Bolton, 1 R Shaw, 1 R O'Keefe
Geelong: 8 J Kelly, 5.5 J Bartel, 5.5 C Ling, 3 P Chapman, 1 C Enright
West Coast: 9 M Priddis, 9 C Masten, 6 Q Lynch, 4 A Gaff, 2 L Shuey
Brisbane Lions: 7 T Rockliff, 7 S Black, 7 D Rich, 3 A Raines, 1 J Redden
St Kilda: 9.5 B Goddard, 9.5 S Milne, 8 N Riewoldt, 7 L Montagna, 6 N Dal Santo
North Melbourne: 5 J Ziebell, 4 A Swallow, 3 D Wells, 2 L Adams, 1 N Grima
Richmond: 10 T Vickery, 9 D Martin, 6 T Cotchin, 3.5 B Deledio, 3.5 A Rance
Adelaide: 8 B Vince, 7 P Dangerfield, 4 N Van Berlo, 3 J Gunston, 1 S Thompson
Melbourne: 10 C Garland, 9 S Blease, 6 B Moloney, 6 B Green, 3 N Jones
Gold Coast: 7 M Rischitelli, 6 G Ablett, 5 D Swallow, 2 D Stanley, 1 D Prestia
Essendon: 10 M Hurley,8 D Hille, 6 J Melksham, 4 D Heppell, 2 T Colyer
Port Adelaide: 9 R Gray, 7 D Rodan, 5 T Boak, 3 J Butcher, 1 J Schulz
Carlton: bye
Top 10 Round 23
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
1. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 127.5
3. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 125.17
4. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 124
5. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 121.5
6. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 119.5
7. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 117.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 113.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 113
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 108.67
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With the home and away season complete, here's the round 24 points, and my Top 50 players. These are the rankings I'll put to the test on Brownlow Medal night, and also in each club's best and fairest count. With the change to using three different media sources instead of one, I have no idea how my system will perform this year, but I look forward to finding out.
Geelong: 10 D Menzel, 9 J Kelly, 8 C Enright, 7 P Chapman, 3 J Selwood, 3 M Scarlett
Collingwood: 5 B Reid, 4 S Pendlebury, 3 D Swan, 2 D Beams, 1 A Didak
Hawthorn: 10 L Breust, 8 B Whitecross, 6 I Smith, 4 P Puopolo, 2 S Mitchell
Gold Coast: 9 G Ablett, 7 B Matera, 5 H Bennell, 3 Z Smith, 0.5 D Prestia, 0.5 J Caddy
Western Bulldogs: 10 M Boyd, 9 D Cross, 8 B Murphy, 4 D Giansiracusa, 3 R Griffen
Fremantle: 7 M Johnson, 6 A Silvagni, 5 T Mzungu, 2 A Sandilands, 1 B Schammer
Sydney: 10 A Goodes, 9 J Bolton, 8 J Kennedy, 4 R Shaw, 1.5 J McVeigh, 1.5 G Rohan
Brisbane Lions: 7 M Leuenberger, 5.5 P Hanley, 5.5 J Hawksley, 2 D Rich, 1 A McGrath
St Kilda: 10 R Clarke, 9 L Montagna, 6 J Steven, 5 S Gilbert, 2 S Dempster
Carlton: 8 K Simpson, 7 L Henderson, 4 M Murphy, 3 N Duigan, 1 B Gibbs
West Coast: 10 A Embley, 9 L Shuey, 8 C Masten, 6.5 N Naitanui, 6.5 D Cox
Adelaide: 5 S Thompson, 4 N Van Berlo, 3 R Douglas, 1.5 S Jacobs, 1.5 R Sloane
Port Adelaide: 10 J Westhoff, 8 B Ebert, 6 D Motlop, 4 D Rodan, 2 R Gray
Melbourne: 9 B Moloney, 7 J Trengove, 5 J McKenzie, 2 N Jones, 2 M Bate
North Melbourne: 10 B Harvey, 9 L Adams, 6 R Bastinac, 5 S Thompson, 2 B Cunnington
Richmond: 8 R Nahas, 7 D Martin, 4 T Cotchin, 3 B Deledio, 1 N Foley
Essendon: bye
Top 50 Round 24 (conclusion of home and away season)
1. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 131.5
1. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 131.5
3. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 129.17
4. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
5. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 126
6. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 122.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 122.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 113.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 113
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 108.67
11. Adam Goodes (Sydney) 107
12. Gary Ablett (Gold Coast) 102.17
13. Dean Cox (West Coast) 96
14. Andrew Swallow (North Melbourne) 87
15. Dustin Martin (Richmond) 84.5
16. Joel Selwood (Geelong) 83
17. James Kelly (Geelong) 82.5
18. Jobe Watson (Essendon) 81.5
19. Luke Hodge (Hawthorn) 81
20. Trent Cotchin (Richmond) 80.5
21. Nathan Fyfe (Fremantle) 80
21. Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle) 80
23. Daniel Wells (North Melbourne) 79.5
24. Bryce Gibbs (Carlton) 79
25. Travis Cloke (Collingwood) 78.5
25. Leigh Montagna (St Kilda) 78.5
27. Brendon Goddard (St Kilda) 75.67
28. Dale Thomas (Collingwood) 75.5
29. Joel Corey (Geelong) 75
30. Brett Deledio (Richmond) 74.83
31. Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs) 72.5
31. Brent Moloney (Melbourne) 72.5
33. Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) 71
34. Corey Enright (Geelong) 68
35. Travis Boak (Port Adelaide) 67.67
36. Jude Bolton (Sydney) 67.5
37. Leon Davis (Collingwood) 66
38. Ryan O’Keefe (Sydney) 65.5
38. Nathan van Berlo (Adelaide) 65.5
40. Sam Fisher (St Kilda) 65.17
41. Josh Kennedy (Sydney) 65
42. Daniel Kerr (West Coast) 64.17
43. Tom Rockliff (Brisbane Lions) 64
44. Brent Harvey (North Melbourne) 63
45. Jimmy Bartel (Geelong) 59.5
45. Cyril Rioli (Hawthorn) 59.5
45. Brad Sewell (Hawthorn) 59.5
48. Drew Petrie (North Melbourne) 59
48. Callan Ward (Western Bulldogs) 59
50. Luke Ball (Collingwood) 58.5
Geelong: 10 D Menzel, 9 J Kelly, 8 C Enright, 7 P Chapman, 3 J Selwood, 3 M Scarlett
Collingwood: 5 B Reid, 4 S Pendlebury, 3 D Swan, 2 D Beams, 1 A Didak
Hawthorn: 10 L Breust, 8 B Whitecross, 6 I Smith, 4 P Puopolo, 2 S Mitchell
Gold Coast: 9 G Ablett, 7 B Matera, 5 H Bennell, 3 Z Smith, 0.5 D Prestia, 0.5 J Caddy
Western Bulldogs: 10 M Boyd, 9 D Cross, 8 B Murphy, 4 D Giansiracusa, 3 R Griffen
Fremantle: 7 M Johnson, 6 A Silvagni, 5 T Mzungu, 2 A Sandilands, 1 B Schammer
Sydney: 10 A Goodes, 9 J Bolton, 8 J Kennedy, 4 R Shaw, 1.5 J McVeigh, 1.5 G Rohan
Brisbane Lions: 7 M Leuenberger, 5.5 P Hanley, 5.5 J Hawksley, 2 D Rich, 1 A McGrath
St Kilda: 10 R Clarke, 9 L Montagna, 6 J Steven, 5 S Gilbert, 2 S Dempster
Carlton: 8 K Simpson, 7 L Henderson, 4 M Murphy, 3 N Duigan, 1 B Gibbs
West Coast: 10 A Embley, 9 L Shuey, 8 C Masten, 6.5 N Naitanui, 6.5 D Cox
Adelaide: 5 S Thompson, 4 N Van Berlo, 3 R Douglas, 1.5 S Jacobs, 1.5 R Sloane
Port Adelaide: 10 J Westhoff, 8 B Ebert, 6 D Motlop, 4 D Rodan, 2 R Gray
Melbourne: 9 B Moloney, 7 J Trengove, 5 J McKenzie, 2 N Jones, 2 M Bate
North Melbourne: 10 B Harvey, 9 L Adams, 6 R Bastinac, 5 S Thompson, 2 B Cunnington
Richmond: 8 R Nahas, 7 D Martin, 4 T Cotchin, 3 B Deledio, 1 N Foley
Essendon: bye
Top 50 Round 24 (conclusion of home and away season)
1. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 131.5
1. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 131.5
3. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 129.17
4. Chris Judd (Carlton) 127.5
5. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 126
6. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 122.5
6. Scott Thompson (Adelaide) 122.5
8. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 113.5
9. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 113
10. Simon Black (Brisbane Lions) 108.67
11. Adam Goodes (Sydney) 107
12. Gary Ablett (Gold Coast) 102.17
13. Dean Cox (West Coast) 96
14. Andrew Swallow (North Melbourne) 87
15. Dustin Martin (Richmond) 84.5
16. Joel Selwood (Geelong) 83
17. James Kelly (Geelong) 82.5
18. Jobe Watson (Essendon) 81.5
19. Luke Hodge (Hawthorn) 81
20. Trent Cotchin (Richmond) 80.5
21. Nathan Fyfe (Fremantle) 80
21. Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle) 80
23. Daniel Wells (North Melbourne) 79.5
24. Bryce Gibbs (Carlton) 79
25. Travis Cloke (Collingwood) 78.5
25. Leigh Montagna (St Kilda) 78.5
27. Brendon Goddard (St Kilda) 75.67
28. Dale Thomas (Collingwood) 75.5
29. Joel Corey (Geelong) 75
30. Brett Deledio (Richmond) 74.83
31. Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs) 72.5
31. Brent Moloney (Melbourne) 72.5
33. Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) 71
34. Corey Enright (Geelong) 68
35. Travis Boak (Port Adelaide) 67.67
36. Jude Bolton (Sydney) 67.5
37. Leon Davis (Collingwood) 66
38. Ryan O’Keefe (Sydney) 65.5
38. Nathan van Berlo (Adelaide) 65.5
40. Sam Fisher (St Kilda) 65.17
41. Josh Kennedy (Sydney) 65
42. Daniel Kerr (West Coast) 64.17
43. Tom Rockliff (Brisbane Lions) 64
44. Brent Harvey (North Melbourne) 63
45. Jimmy Bartel (Geelong) 59.5
45. Cyril Rioli (Hawthorn) 59.5
45. Brad Sewell (Hawthorn) 59.5
48. Drew Petrie (North Melbourne) 59
48. Callan Ward (Western Bulldogs) 59
50. Luke Ball (Collingwood) 58.5
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So, my club B&F predictions are:
Adelaide: 1 Scott Thompson, 2 Nathan van Berlo, 3 Bernie Vince, 4 Patrick Dangerfield, 5 Graham Johncock
Brisbane Lions: 1 Simon Black, 2 Tom Rockliff, 3 Jack Redden, 4 Matthew Leuenberger, 5 Jed Adcock
Carlton: 1 Marc Murphy, 2 Chris Judd, 3 Bryce Gibbs, 4 Chris Yarran, 5 Heath Scotland
Collingwood: 1 Scott Pendlebury, 2 Dane Swan, 3 Travis Cloke, 4 Dale Thomas, 5 Leon Davis
Essendon: 1 Jobe Watson, 2 Brent Stanton, 3 Dyson Heppell, 4 David Zaharakis, 5 Michael Hurley
Fremantle: =1 Nathan Fyfe, =1 Matthew Pavlich, 3 Greg Broughton, 4 David Mundy, 5 Aaron Sandilands
Geelong: 1 Joel Selwood, 2 James Kelly, 3 Joel Corey, 4 Corey Enright, 5 Jimmy Bartel
Gold Coast: 1 Gary Ablett, 2 Michael Rischitelli, 3 Nathan Bock, 4 David Swallow, 5 Danny Stanley
Hawthorn: 1 Sam Mitchell, 2 Luke Hodge, 3 Lance Franklin, =4 Cyril Rioli, =4 Brad Sewell
Melbourne: 1 Brent Moloney, 2 Colin Sylvia, 3 Nathan Jones, 4 James Frawley, 5 Brad Green
North Melbourne: 1 Andrew Swallow, 2 Daniel Wells, 3 Brent Harvey, 4 Drew Petrie, 5 Jack Ziebell
Port Adelaide: 1 Travis Boak, 2 Robbie Gray, 3 Hamish Hartlett, 4 Dom Cassisi, 5 Justin Westhoff
Richmond: 1 Dustin Martin, 2 Trent Cotchin, 3 Brett Deledio, 4 Nathan Foley, 5 Robin Nahas
St Kilda: 1 Nick Dal Santo, 2 Leigh Montagna, 3 Brendon Goddard, 4 Sam Fisher, 5 Steven Milne
Sydney: 1 Adam Goodes, 2 Jude Bolton, 3 Ryan O'Keefe, 4 Josh Kennedy, 5 Jarrad McVeigh
West Coast: 1 Matt Priddis, 2 Dean Cox, 3 Daniel Kerr, =4 Andrew Embley, =4 Luke Shuey
Western Bulldogs: 1 Matthew Boyd, 2 Ryan Griffen, 3 Callan Ward, 4 Bob Murphy, 5 Barry Hall.
Adelaide: 1 Scott Thompson, 2 Nathan van Berlo, 3 Bernie Vince, 4 Patrick Dangerfield, 5 Graham Johncock
Brisbane Lions: 1 Simon Black, 2 Tom Rockliff, 3 Jack Redden, 4 Matthew Leuenberger, 5 Jed Adcock
Carlton: 1 Marc Murphy, 2 Chris Judd, 3 Bryce Gibbs, 4 Chris Yarran, 5 Heath Scotland
Collingwood: 1 Scott Pendlebury, 2 Dane Swan, 3 Travis Cloke, 4 Dale Thomas, 5 Leon Davis
Essendon: 1 Jobe Watson, 2 Brent Stanton, 3 Dyson Heppell, 4 David Zaharakis, 5 Michael Hurley
Fremantle: =1 Nathan Fyfe, =1 Matthew Pavlich, 3 Greg Broughton, 4 David Mundy, 5 Aaron Sandilands
Geelong: 1 Joel Selwood, 2 James Kelly, 3 Joel Corey, 4 Corey Enright, 5 Jimmy Bartel
Gold Coast: 1 Gary Ablett, 2 Michael Rischitelli, 3 Nathan Bock, 4 David Swallow, 5 Danny Stanley
Hawthorn: 1 Sam Mitchell, 2 Luke Hodge, 3 Lance Franklin, =4 Cyril Rioli, =4 Brad Sewell
Melbourne: 1 Brent Moloney, 2 Colin Sylvia, 3 Nathan Jones, 4 James Frawley, 5 Brad Green
North Melbourne: 1 Andrew Swallow, 2 Daniel Wells, 3 Brent Harvey, 4 Drew Petrie, 5 Jack Ziebell
Port Adelaide: 1 Travis Boak, 2 Robbie Gray, 3 Hamish Hartlett, 4 Dom Cassisi, 5 Justin Westhoff
Richmond: 1 Dustin Martin, 2 Trent Cotchin, 3 Brett Deledio, 4 Nathan Foley, 5 Robin Nahas
St Kilda: 1 Nick Dal Santo, 2 Leigh Montagna, 3 Brendon Goddard, 4 Sam Fisher, 5 Steven Milne
Sydney: 1 Adam Goodes, 2 Jude Bolton, 3 Ryan O'Keefe, 4 Josh Kennedy, 5 Jarrad McVeigh
West Coast: 1 Matt Priddis, 2 Dean Cox, 3 Daniel Kerr, =4 Andrew Embley, =4 Luke Shuey
Western Bulldogs: 1 Matthew Boyd, 2 Ryan Griffen, 3 Callan Ward, 4 Bob Murphy, 5 Barry Hall.
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I'll give you one more list for the Brownlow - I've converted the 10s and 9.5s into 3 votes, the 9s and 8.5s into 2 votes and the 8s and 7.5s into 1 votes. This is what I came up with......
Top 20, Brownlow prediction
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 29
2. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 26
3. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 24
3. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 24
5. Adam Goodes (Sydney) 22
5. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 22
7. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 20
8. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 17
8. Joel Selwood (Geelong) 17
8. Brent Moloney (Melbourne) 17
11. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 15
11. Jobe Watson (Essendon) 15
11. Leigh Montagna (St Kilda) 15
11. Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) 15
15. Dean Cox (West Coast) 14
15. Brendon Goddard (St Kilda) 14
15. Dale Thomas (Collingwood) 14
15. Andrew Embley (West Coast) 14
19. Trent Cotchin (Richmond) 12
19. James Kelly (Geelong) 12
19. Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs) 12
19. Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney) 12
19. Daniel Kerr (West Coast) 12
Top 20, Brownlow prediction
1. Chris Judd (Carlton) 29
2. Dane Swan (Collingwood) 26
3. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood) 24
3. Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs) 24
5. Adam Goodes (Sydney) 22
5. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn) 22
7. Marc Murphy (Carlton) 20
8. Matt Priddis (West Coast) 17
8. Joel Selwood (Geelong) 17
8. Brent Moloney (Melbourne) 17
11. Nick Dal Santo (St Kilda) 15
11. Jobe Watson (Essendon) 15
11. Leigh Montagna (St Kilda) 15
11. Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) 15
15. Dean Cox (West Coast) 14
15. Brendon Goddard (St Kilda) 14
15. Dale Thomas (Collingwood) 14
15. Andrew Embley (West Coast) 14
19. Trent Cotchin (Richmond) 12
19. James Kelly (Geelong) 12
19. Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs) 12
19. Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney) 12
19. Daniel Kerr (West Coast) 12
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ADELAIDE - Thompson named as top Crow - AFL.com.au
BRISBANE LIONS - Rockliff wins top honour - AFL.com.au
GOLD COAST - Ablett shines brightest - AFL.com.au
So far, two winners, two trifectas and one exacta in the club best and fairests. Acceptable start, but a long way to go.
BRISBANE LIONS - Rockliff wins top honour - AFL.com.au
GOLD COAST - Ablett shines brightest - AFL.com.au
So far, two winners, two trifectas and one exacta in the club best and fairests. Acceptable start, but a long way to go.
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- #185
Adelaide - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123095/default.aspx
Brisbane Lions - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123162/default.aspx
Carlton - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124615/default.aspx
Collingwood - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124783/default.aspx
Essendon - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124778/default.aspx
Fremantle - Saturday, October 8
Geelong - https://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarti...0/default.aspx
Gold Coast - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123092/default.aspx
Hawthorn - Saturday, October 8
Melbourne - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124036/default.aspx
North Melbourne -http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124681/default.aspx
Port Adelaide - http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6038/newsid/123604/default.aspx
Richmond - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123363/default.aspx
St Kilda - Saturday, October 8
Sydney Swans - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124796/default.aspx
West Coast - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124794/default.aspx
Western Bulldogs - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124792/default.aspx
SO FAR
Crows - exacta
Lions - box trifecta
Blues - trifecta
Magpies - trifecta
Bombers - strike out
Dockers -
Cats - strike out
Suns - winner, box trifecta, first five
Hawks -
Demons - winner
Kangaroos - first four
Power - equal winner
Tigers - box trifecta
Saints -
Swans - winner
Eagles - equal winner
Bulldogs - winner, box first four
Marc Murphy, Chris Judd and Bryce Gibbs represents the first trifecta in order, while Scotland made it four out of five. Thus:
Best and Fairest count: 5 out of 7
Brisbane Lions - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123162/default.aspx
Carlton - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124615/default.aspx
Collingwood - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124783/default.aspx
Essendon - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124778/default.aspx
Fremantle - Saturday, October 8
Geelong - https://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarti...0/default.aspx
Gold Coast - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123092/default.aspx
Hawthorn - Saturday, October 8
Melbourne - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124036/default.aspx
North Melbourne -http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124681/default.aspx
Port Adelaide - http://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6038/newsid/123604/default.aspx
Richmond - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/123363/default.aspx
St Kilda - Saturday, October 8
Sydney Swans - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124796/default.aspx
West Coast - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124794/default.aspx
Western Bulldogs - http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124792/default.aspx
SO FAR
Crows - exacta
Lions - box trifecta
Blues - trifecta
Magpies - trifecta
Bombers - strike out
Dockers -
Cats - strike out
Suns - winner, box trifecta, first five
Hawks -
Demons - winner
Kangaroos - first four
Power - equal winner
Tigers - box trifecta
Saints -
Swans - winner
Eagles - equal winner
Bulldogs - winner, box first four
Marc Murphy, Chris Judd and Bryce Gibbs represents the first trifecta in order, while Scotland made it four out of five. Thus:
Best and Fairest count: 5 out of 7
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- #186
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124681/default.aspx
The first four, in order at North Melbourne.....
Best and Fairest count: 6 out of 8
The first four, in order at North Melbourne.....
Best and Fairest count: 6 out of 8
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Jobe missed 6 games and was injured in 3 others. There's no chance of him winning our B&F. Stanton has it in the bag.
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- #189
Happy with those Squida!
But.......
https://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarti...0/default.aspx
My pick, Selwood, finished sixth at the Cats, which is my worst result for the season, while the winner, Enright, I had fourth - also my worst result. However, when 16 votes separates first and 10th, there's no surprise this could happen.
As a result.....
Best and Fairest count: 6 out of 9
But.......
https://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarti...0/default.aspx
My pick, Selwood, finished sixth at the Cats, which is my worst result for the season, while the winner, Enright, I had fourth - also my worst result. However, when 16 votes separates first and 10th, there's no surprise this could happen.
As a result.....
Best and Fairest count: 6 out of 9
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- #190
Could Watson be far enough in front to hold on Dona? He clearly topped the Bombers in the Brownlow.
It'll be interesting to find out.
As for me, I'm heading home to watch the live stream of the Bob Skilton Medal on my computer. Wish I could afford to be there! Maybe next year.
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- #191
The Great Adam Goodes (surely he's done enough now to get that prefix) has won his third Bob Skilton Medal at the mighty Swans. No surprise to see Rhyce Shaw and Ted Richards poll well - their performances have never been as well recognised outside the club. But a surprise to see Jude Bolton not on the list.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124796/default.aspx
This makes it: Best and Fairest count: 7 out of 10
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124796/default.aspx
This makes it: Best and Fairest count: 7 out of 10
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- #192
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Dona was part right, Watson did end up being no chance, while I was correct in having his pick Stanton at second. Zaharakis comes from fourth to win at the Bombers - a similar result to Enright at Geelong - in a straight swap with Jobe, who finished fourth.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124778/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 7 out of 11
Back on track at the Bulldogs with the top four. Boyd to win was an obvious pick, while Murphy leapfrogged Griffen and Ward into second.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124792/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 8 out of 12
Pendlebury, Swan and Cloke represents the top three in order at Collingwood, while Davis' fifth was also tipped. Luke Ball took Dale Thomas' fourth spot, but I'm happy with this result.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124783/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 9 out of 13
Once again the lack of recognition of defenders in the media's best players can prove an issue, with Darren Glass winning at the Eagles. He was named in the best just five times, three of those at the bottom of the list, and was ranked 15th in the club. However, West Coast, I would think, are the only club that does countbacks, and with Matt Priddis polling the same number of votes as Glass, I'm going to claim this one (Don't be surprised if he wins retrospectively down the track when they come to their senses). My second pick, Cox, was third, while Shuey got his top five finish.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124794/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 10 out of 14
The other counts are on tonight.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124778/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 7 out of 11
Back on track at the Bulldogs with the top four. Boyd to win was an obvious pick, while Murphy leapfrogged Griffen and Ward into second.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124792/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 8 out of 12
Pendlebury, Swan and Cloke represents the top three in order at Collingwood, while Davis' fifth was also tipped. Luke Ball took Dale Thomas' fourth spot, but I'm happy with this result.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124783/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 9 out of 13
Once again the lack of recognition of defenders in the media's best players can prove an issue, with Darren Glass winning at the Eagles. He was named in the best just five times, three of those at the bottom of the list, and was ranked 15th in the club. However, West Coast, I would think, are the only club that does countbacks, and with Matt Priddis polling the same number of votes as Glass, I'm going to claim this one (Don't be surprised if he wins retrospectively down the track when they come to their senses). My second pick, Cox, was third, while Shuey got his top five finish.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/124794/default.aspx
Best and Fairest Count: 10 out of 14
The other counts are on tonight.
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http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...7/default.aspx
I got four of the top five at St Kilda, with our own Premiership Hero Sean Dempster replacing Brendon Goddard in the top five. Well done to Dempster on a top three finish. Fisher, however, was my fourth pic, while my choice, Dal Santo, was second by three votes, so.....
Best and Fairest Count: 10 out of 15
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...3/default.aspx
Three of the top five at Hawthorn, including Sam Mitchell's win, with two unfancied defenders slotting in here as well.
This lifts the score to....
Best and Fairest Count: 11 out of 16
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...1/default.aspx
Another win for Matthew Pavlich at Fremantle completes the 17 winners, and I'm quite happy to say I've landed 12 of them. Not a bad result, and vindication for the time spent (some would say wasted) on putting my rankings together. The Dockers matched with four out of five, with McPharlin replacing Sandilands in the five, and Sandi was sixth. So it all finishes at....
Best and Fairest Count: 12 out of 17
Crows - exacta
Lions - box trifecta
Blues - trifecta
Magpies - trifecta
Bombers - strike out
Dockers - winner
Cats - strike out
Suns - winner, box trifecta, first five
Hawks - winner
Demons - winner
Kangaroos - first four
Power - equal winner
Tigers - box trifecta
Saints - strike out
Swans - winner
Eagles - equal winner
Bulldogs - winner, box first four
I got four of the top five at St Kilda, with our own Premiership Hero Sean Dempster replacing Brendon Goddard in the top five. Well done to Dempster on a top three finish. Fisher, however, was my fourth pic, while my choice, Dal Santo, was second by three votes, so.....
Best and Fairest Count: 10 out of 15
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...3/default.aspx
Three of the top five at Hawthorn, including Sam Mitchell's win, with two unfancied defenders slotting in here as well.
This lifts the score to....
Best and Fairest Count: 11 out of 16
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsartic...1/default.aspx
Another win for Matthew Pavlich at Fremantle completes the 17 winners, and I'm quite happy to say I've landed 12 of them. Not a bad result, and vindication for the time spent (some would say wasted) on putting my rankings together. The Dockers matched with four out of five, with McPharlin replacing Sandilands in the five, and Sandi was sixth. So it all finishes at....
Best and Fairest Count: 12 out of 17
Crows - exacta
Lions - box trifecta
Blues - trifecta
Magpies - trifecta
Bombers - strike out
Dockers - winner
Cats - strike out
Suns - winner, box trifecta, first five
Hawks - winner
Demons - winner
Kangaroos - first four
Power - equal winner
Tigers - box trifecta
Saints - strike out
Swans - winner
Eagles - equal winner
Bulldogs - winner, box first four
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- #196
Silence is the sincerest form of flattery. Thankyou all, including drummond2fevola. I'll stand by my results. How many times did your user name actually happen?
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