Judd & Murphy 1 & 2 - say the AFL coaches

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you are so right... it's not like Scotland hasn't been outstanding and in line for AA... Jamo has been shocking, Jeffry and Walker haven't kicked a goal yet and Gibbs has been pulled apart by his opponents...

None of them have been nearly as consistent as Judd or Murphy (except maybe Jamison), have gone walkabouts numerous times this year when the going gets tough. I told you Carlton have improved, but still need a greater spread of dominant players to take the next step, am I wrong? Or are you guys flag favourites?
 
Off topic - I think it's mildly interesting that 7 out of the top 10 (8 if you include Cox) play in the midfield.

Given the annual whingefest that suggests the Brownlow is little more than a midfielder's medal, I reckon it shows that even the coaches aren't beyond focusing on those who get a lot of the ball.

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Let's face it. Coaches play their best players in the midfield. Midfielders dominate awards because they're the best palyers.
 

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If Judd does goes down, it'd be interesting to see how Murphy faired.

From the first 3 games of 2010 when Judd was suspended:
- 24 touches and 2 goals
- 34 touches and a goal
- 23 touches and 6 tackles.

So not much really. And this was at the stage where Murphy was not training for a 4 month period due to injury.

Judd helps bring our players who aren't great inside into the game. Murphy is more than capable of performing without Judd's help and whilst receiving Judd's tag.
 
Judd and Murph are both top 10 this season but wouldn't say top 2, there's so little between the top few players it would be impossible to put them in an order that everyone would agree on anyway.
 
Hmm let me have a wild guess and say you're not a hair dresser... cause if Murphy's head is shaved, then Lingy has a black afro.

Bugger, I haven't seen Carlton play yet this year and assumed he still looked like this:

525581-marc-murphy.jpg


:p
 

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No. It just says Carlton have a heavy reliance on both Judd and Murphy and they don't have much below them.

How the hell did you come to this conclusion? So unless a team has every single player in the top of the coach's votes, they are too reliant on 1 or 2 players?
 
coaches mvp is a rubbish award where the coaches have no idea whos been the best player on the day:p

well thats what everyone was saying last year when swan won it:rolleyes:

ergo, Collingwood supporters agree with the Coaches and agree that Judd & Murphy are the two best players in the AFL up to and including round 10.

In 2010 this was the standings after round 22:
114 Dane Swan Collingwood
88 Luke Hodge Hawthorn
80 Joel Selwood Geelong
75 Aaron Sandilands Fremantle
71 Chris Judd Carlton
70 Gary Ablett Geelong
69 Lenny Hayes St Kilda
67 Paul Chapman Geelong
65 Brendon Goddard St Kilda
62 Scott Thompson Adelaide

Only 1 Collingwood player, they must be a one man team...
Only 1 Hawthorn player, they must be a one man team...
Only 1 Freo player... etc

Geelong on the other hand were a 3 man team.

After Round 10 in 2010:

Leaderboard
47 Matthew Pavlich (Frem)
46 Aaron Sandilands (Frem)
43 Luke Hodge (Haw)
37 Gary Ablett (Geel)
37 Lenny Hayes (St K)
37 Chris Judd (Carl)
36 David Mundy (Frem)
34 Paul Chapman (Geel)
33 Joel Selwood (Geel)
32 Dane Swan (Coll)

Why do people get so hung up on all these awards? :confused:
 
And Matthew Boyd & Scott Thompson are better than Dane Swan, Gary Ablett, Scott Pendlebury, Dustin Martin and Luke Hodge.

They've clearly had better seasons than all those bar perhaps Pendles, so of course they'd be higher.

You're not seriously suggesting Martin is a better player than Boyd and Thompson at the moment? :confused:
 
I think what you can take out from this list is that Carlton have the best midfield duo going around atm. Will change for sure because players have up and down periods.

All bullshit anyway because if you did a comparison of KPP talls (CHB/CHF??), or other positions that dont suit Carlton followers, Carlton's are mid to bottom in those areas.

Anyway, back on this fanboy topic, which duo is better than Judd/Smurph...right now, no one. Pendles/Thomas being best challenger!

Selwood and Ablett need better partners!
 
The votes are in and the dynamic duo are one and two according to the AFL coaches after round 10.

AFTER RD 10
46 Chris Judd (Carl)
44 Marc Murphy (Carl)
43 Jobe Watson (Ess)
37 Lance Franklin (Haw)
36 Joel Selwood (Geel)
35 Brent Moloney (Melb)
34 Dean Cox (WC)
33 Matthew Boyd (WB)
32 Dale Thomas (Coll)
32 Scott Thompson (Adel)


Discuss,

Keep goin after those individual awards. That's nice.
 

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