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They pick also love picking a heap of KPF’s and no small forwards as well as 2-3 full backs and the rest rebounding defenders.All this talk about whether or not to select the best mids instead of wings in the AA side is so frustrating. This idea that the 6th or 7th best inside mid is as important to the team as a wingman just feels wrong. Every club no matter how good or how terrible has an inside mid with a case to be planted on the wing in the AA team, but only the best teams have them on the outside.
Almost every flag for the past decade has coincided with clubs that have had a jet wingman either traded in, or one that announces themselves as a jet wingman in that year. Daicos at the Pies, Smith at Geelong, Langdon at Melbourne, Kane Lambert at Richmond who may well be the most underrated wingman of the past 20 years, Hill and Smith again at the Hawks.
Often the difference between the premier and an also ran is that guy on the outside doing thankless running, linking up, covering holes in defence and getting involved in chains moving forward. Players with no one on the outside are terrible to watch because they have no movement, like Geelong pre-Smith and Melbourne pre-Langdon. Richmond without Lambert covering for Dusty's lack of defensive effort was a 5-6 goal worse side. Media pundits need to start treating the wingmen with respect for the impact they have.
I think it means the most. Coaches know what hurts and what doesn't hurt better than most, certainly better than the Brownlow and though not as well rated as the MVP it is more important. The players will tend to follow the leader and many don't really care about the votes they put in, and that's coming straight from multiple players.Nick Daicos wins coaches association award. Thats the best individual award in footy, voted by those who know the most. What a player.
best player in the comp and has been for many years.Bont AFLPA MVP. Superstar
Players MVP is also a ‘vibe’ award. It’s not based on actual performance during the year as it isn’t voted week by week and a lot of players will admit they don’t watch much footy. Its actually not an award I put much stock in at all.I think it means the most. Coaches know what hurts and what doesn't hurt better than most, certainly better than the Brownlow and though not as well rated as the MVP it is more important. The players will tend to follow the leader and many don't really care about the votes they put in, and that's coming straight from multiple players.
Would most likely have won it as well as the Brownlow last year if not for injury.Nick Daicos wins coaches association award. Thats the best individual award in footy, voted by those who know the most. What a player.
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Scrim not even in the squad…and our defence is top of the league.
They only look good because of their team matesScrimshaw and Impey weren't even mentioned in the most the the discussions about possibilities for the squads... Both have been excellent. Given we don't have any key position backs and our defence is holding up so well, someone must be playing well?
MVP reflects who the players respectPlayers MVP is also a ‘vibe’ award. It’s not based on actual performance during the year as it isn’t voted week by week and a lot of players will admit they don’t watch much footy. Its actually not an award I put much stock in at all.
Brownlow has its place with history but coaches association is the best reflection on who has been the best performed player of the year