The Roos had fewer obvious contenders for the All Stars squad, apart from forward lock Ben Brown and wingman Jared Polec. The game's premier ruckman, South Australian Brodie Grundy, will lead the All Stars' on-ball brigade and high-flying Hobart product Jeremy Howe is a contender for a back six spot, while fellow Tasmanian Brody Mihocek could be a sneaky chance for a forward role. He was ranked elite in rating points (452) which is largely due to his above average (for position) stats in disposals (13), marks (5.3) and goals (2.3). – Mitch Cleary, Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe wins his second Brownlow Medal with 33 votes, Victoria: Patrick Dangerfield, Gary Ablett, Mark Blicavs, Luke DahlhausAll Stars: Tom Hawkins, Zach Tuohy, Harry Taylor, Quinton Narkle, Patrick Dangerfield is a lock to play for Victoria and could be an option to lead the team. He averaged 10 spoils a game (BANG!). Truly a utility of the modern era. Former skipper Taylor Walker, who led the Crows' goalkicking last year, gives selectors another key forward option, although he probably doesn't make the final cut. Australian Football League. Patrick Ryder would be unlikely, but he deserves the nod over the Saints' other All Star contenders in Ben Long and Jimmy Webster. Luke Shuey's also straight in, while Will Schofield and Liam Duggan present selectors with a couple of defensive options. Very good overhead for his size, clunking an elite 5.7 marks per game.
That could also solve a massive headache in terms of his eligibility, given he spent time in both Victoria and Western Australia in his junior years.
Round 20’s 2 point win against the Swans saw Williams, together with amateur optometrist Toby Greene, absolutely dominate. He is very handy overhead, and led North Melbourne for tackles per game (5.5) and pressure acts (22.1).
While the team are firm believers of Shankly’s assessment of the seriousness of football and believe it applies to sport as a whole, they also believe there is always a time and place to take a lighter view at the games adult people play. Eight players – four for Victoria and four for the All Stars – were put forward by the AFL, with clubs now in the process of selecting their lists for the Victoria v All Stars match at Marvel Stadium on Friday, February 28.
Have an opinion you want to share? Tomahawk’s best game was against the Swans, where he had 17 disposals, 7 marks and 5 majors, earning 2 Brownlow votes.
SOME of the best players in the country have already put their hands up to take part in next month's State of Origin bushfire relief match. The evergreen 30 year-old showed no signs of slowing down, proving himself to still be a vital cog in the Hawthorn machine, his game in the Hawks win against GWS in Canberra was typical Smith consistency, finishing with 28 disposals (19 kicks) , 5 tackles, 10 inside 50’s and a goal.
Jaeger O'Meara appears a certain starter in the All Stars' midfield, while Chad Wingard and Luke Breust could cause some havoc as smaller options in its forward line. Won his fourth successive Merrett-Murray Medal. – Sarah Black, Sydney Stack continues to impress in his debut year with a career-high haul of four in today's superb match, Victoria: Jade Gresham, Rowan Marshall, Sebastian Ross, Jack BillingsAll Stars: Bradley Hill, Jack Steele, Dougal Howard, Patrick Ryder, Bradley Hill would be a walk-up start on any wing in any team, so he should be a certainty for the All Stars. The excitement machine offers plenty. Defenders. All-Australian defender Jeremy McGovern wasn't considered due to his heel injury. He recieved 3 Brownlow votes also.
On 9 January, the AFL announced a one-off benefit match would be played on 28 February 2020, as a fundraiser for the relief effort for the 2019–20 Australian bushfire season.
I was chosen for the Victorian squad the week before the State of Origin game in 1984. Hawthorn's skipper, Ben Stratton, should be an option down back.
Richmond captain Trent Cotchin and Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe were named to captain Victoria and the All-Stars, respectively.
Played both forward and back in 2019, and was effective at either end. He had a day out against Sydney in their epic 2 point win, notching 3 goals to go with 26 touches, 6 marks and 4 tackles. He was fantastic in the Big dance, finishing with 5 goals and 8 marks. Anderson found more of the footy in 2019, averaging a career-high 20.5 disposals. Physical forward Cam Zurhaar and midfielder Trent Dumont are senior regulars who both had career-best seasons in 2019.
The Tigers could have bookends in the Big V, with Tom Lynch and newly minted Virgin Australia AFL All Australian Dylan Grimes looking set for a gig (Bachar Houli's soft tissue concerns over summer rules him out), and Dustin Martin is born for the big stage. Sexton was huge for the Suns, one of their few shining lights, and their leading goal-kicker for 2019. You can access more content with Watch AFL. The bye rounds begin this week, with the …
From 2019, fans will no longer be able to subscribe to AFL Live Pass through the AFL website. - Riley Beveridge, Sydney forward Tom Papley shows his undeniable talents in a great season, Victoria: Andrew Gaff, Luke Shuey, Will Schofield, Liam DugganAll Stars: Tim Kelly, Elliot Yeo, Shannon Hurn, Nic Naitanui, Usually one of the premier wingers in the competition would be a walk-up start in the Victorian team, but the stipulations around having a maximum of three players from each club involved means Andrew Gaff might be a notable omission from the Big V. In any case, he's definitely one of the Victorian nominations from the Eagles.
Reddit.
Gone is the seemingly selfish, whiney, enigmatic forward (there’s still flashes), we now see a more complete, team-oriented Jack Riewoldt.
The club's Academy duo Isaac Heeney and Callum Mills will be in contention for All Stars selection, while reigning best and fairest winner Dane Rampe should be a candidate for the full-back position. – Michael Whiting, Victoria: Jeremy Cameron, Toby Greene, Josh Kelly, Lachie WhitfieldAll Stars: Phil Davis, Stephen Coniglio, Jacob Hopper, Zac Williams, Any of the above Giants quartet could find themselves playing for the Big V. Jeremy Cameron should be a lock as one of the game's premier forwards and fresh off a Coleman Medal and All Australian season, while a fit Josh Kelly would be terrific on the wing. The greatest sporting battle this country has to offer has arrived for another year, with State of Origin set to come to life again in Brisbane.
Hank Ryan tells us how an Allies State of Origin team could line up in 2019.
The New South Welshman had another fantastic year – averaging 20 disposals (elite) and 3 tackles (elite).
One Origin mum is preparing a 13,000km round trip to watch her son’s debut, Brad Fittler has unveiled his own ‘coach whisperer’, and the Maroons trained with a beloved AFL local. Takes a tag most weeks and still prevails, mostly. Brandon Ellis could be an outside chance of playing in the Victorian team, with his ability to play wing and half-back. However, you can still subscribe via the Apple App Store or the Google Play. He gets the ball inside attacking 50 more than any player, and tackles the most in there also. Jade Gresham as a forward pocket and Rowan Marshall as a ruckman make the most sense for Victoria, while Seb Ross and Jack Billings might have a tougher time in a strong midfield.
Co-captain Sam Docherty, as well as tall forwards Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay, might have been certainties for Victorian selection if not for injuries.
Dash, nous and excellent by foot, he has the ability to create and break lines across halfback, but also transition into the middle where his creativity shines.
shot at goal (that run-up). Does it all. He is ranked number 1 in tackles per game, and 3rd in total tackles. Goalkicking great Lance Franklin would have been a certainty in the All Stars squad, had he not been forced to undergo knee surgery earlier this month.
Ben McEvoy might challenge Melbourne's Max Gawn for a ruck spot.
Early in the year he ebbed and flowed a bit with the Bombers hit and miss form, but he ended the year strongly. Picture: AFL Photos, Star recruit Bradley Hill takes a selfie with fans at St Kilda training. His best was against the Sun’s embarrassing 70 point loss against the Hawks in round 22 where he managed 27 disposals, 5 clearances, 7 rebounds and a goal. 27 touches, 11 tackles, 11 clearances, 11 inside 50’s, a goal and a whopping 762 metres gained saw him earn 3 Brownlow votes. Close.
The Roos had fewer obvious contenders for the All Stars squad, apart from forward lock Ben Brown and wingman Jared Polec. The game's premier ruckman, South Australian Brodie Grundy, will lead the All Stars' on-ball brigade and high-flying Hobart product Jeremy Howe is a contender for a back six spot, while fellow Tasmanian Brody Mihocek could be a sneaky chance for a forward role. He was ranked elite in rating points (452) which is largely due to his above average (for position) stats in disposals (13), marks (5.3) and goals (2.3). – Mitch Cleary, Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe wins his second Brownlow Medal with 33 votes, Victoria: Patrick Dangerfield, Gary Ablett, Mark Blicavs, Luke DahlhausAll Stars: Tom Hawkins, Zach Tuohy, Harry Taylor, Quinton Narkle, Patrick Dangerfield is a lock to play for Victoria and could be an option to lead the team. He averaged 10 spoils a game (BANG!). Truly a utility of the modern era. Former skipper Taylor Walker, who led the Crows' goalkicking last year, gives selectors another key forward option, although he probably doesn't make the final cut. Australian Football League. Patrick Ryder would be unlikely, but he deserves the nod over the Saints' other All Star contenders in Ben Long and Jimmy Webster. Luke Shuey's also straight in, while Will Schofield and Liam Duggan present selectors with a couple of defensive options. Very good overhead for his size, clunking an elite 5.7 marks per game.
That could also solve a massive headache in terms of his eligibility, given he spent time in both Victoria and Western Australia in his junior years.
Round 20’s 2 point win against the Swans saw Williams, together with amateur optometrist Toby Greene, absolutely dominate. He is very handy overhead, and led North Melbourne for tackles per game (5.5) and pressure acts (22.1).
While the team are firm believers of Shankly’s assessment of the seriousness of football and believe it applies to sport as a whole, they also believe there is always a time and place to take a lighter view at the games adult people play. Eight players – four for Victoria and four for the All Stars – were put forward by the AFL, with clubs now in the process of selecting their lists for the Victoria v All Stars match at Marvel Stadium on Friday, February 28.
Have an opinion you want to share? Tomahawk’s best game was against the Swans, where he had 17 disposals, 7 marks and 5 majors, earning 2 Brownlow votes.
SOME of the best players in the country have already put their hands up to take part in next month's State of Origin bushfire relief match. The evergreen 30 year-old showed no signs of slowing down, proving himself to still be a vital cog in the Hawthorn machine, his game in the Hawks win against GWS in Canberra was typical Smith consistency, finishing with 28 disposals (19 kicks) , 5 tackles, 10 inside 50’s and a goal.
Jaeger O'Meara appears a certain starter in the All Stars' midfield, while Chad Wingard and Luke Breust could cause some havoc as smaller options in its forward line. Won his fourth successive Merrett-Murray Medal. – Sarah Black, Sydney Stack continues to impress in his debut year with a career-high haul of four in today's superb match, Victoria: Jade Gresham, Rowan Marshall, Sebastian Ross, Jack BillingsAll Stars: Bradley Hill, Jack Steele, Dougal Howard, Patrick Ryder, Bradley Hill would be a walk-up start on any wing in any team, so he should be a certainty for the All Stars. The excitement machine offers plenty. Defenders. All-Australian defender Jeremy McGovern wasn't considered due to his heel injury. He recieved 3 Brownlow votes also.
On 9 January, the AFL announced a one-off benefit match would be played on 28 February 2020, as a fundraiser for the relief effort for the 2019–20 Australian bushfire season.
I was chosen for the Victorian squad the week before the State of Origin game in 1984. Hawthorn's skipper, Ben Stratton, should be an option down back.
Richmond captain Trent Cotchin and Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe were named to captain Victoria and the All-Stars, respectively.
Played both forward and back in 2019, and was effective at either end. He had a day out against Sydney in their epic 2 point win, notching 3 goals to go with 26 touches, 6 marks and 4 tackles. He was fantastic in the Big dance, finishing with 5 goals and 8 marks. Anderson found more of the footy in 2019, averaging a career-high 20.5 disposals. Physical forward Cam Zurhaar and midfielder Trent Dumont are senior regulars who both had career-best seasons in 2019.
The Tigers could have bookends in the Big V, with Tom Lynch and newly minted Virgin Australia AFL All Australian Dylan Grimes looking set for a gig (Bachar Houli's soft tissue concerns over summer rules him out), and Dustin Martin is born for the big stage. Sexton was huge for the Suns, one of their few shining lights, and their leading goal-kicker for 2019. You can access more content with Watch AFL. The bye rounds begin this week, with the …
From 2019, fans will no longer be able to subscribe to AFL Live Pass through the AFL website. - Riley Beveridge, Sydney forward Tom Papley shows his undeniable talents in a great season, Victoria: Andrew Gaff, Luke Shuey, Will Schofield, Liam DugganAll Stars: Tim Kelly, Elliot Yeo, Shannon Hurn, Nic Naitanui, Usually one of the premier wingers in the competition would be a walk-up start in the Victorian team, but the stipulations around having a maximum of three players from each club involved means Andrew Gaff might be a notable omission from the Big V. In any case, he's definitely one of the Victorian nominations from the Eagles.
Reddit.
Gone is the seemingly selfish, whiney, enigmatic forward (there’s still flashes), we now see a more complete, team-oriented Jack Riewoldt.
The club's Academy duo Isaac Heeney and Callum Mills will be in contention for All Stars selection, while reigning best and fairest winner Dane Rampe should be a candidate for the full-back position. – Michael Whiting, Victoria: Jeremy Cameron, Toby Greene, Josh Kelly, Lachie WhitfieldAll Stars: Phil Davis, Stephen Coniglio, Jacob Hopper, Zac Williams, Any of the above Giants quartet could find themselves playing for the Big V. Jeremy Cameron should be a lock as one of the game's premier forwards and fresh off a Coleman Medal and All Australian season, while a fit Josh Kelly would be terrific on the wing. The greatest sporting battle this country has to offer has arrived for another year, with State of Origin set to come to life again in Brisbane.
Hank Ryan tells us how an Allies State of Origin team could line up in 2019.
The New South Welshman had another fantastic year – averaging 20 disposals (elite) and 3 tackles (elite).
One Origin mum is preparing a 13,000km round trip to watch her son’s debut, Brad Fittler has unveiled his own ‘coach whisperer’, and the Maroons trained with a beloved AFL local. Takes a tag most weeks and still prevails, mostly. Brandon Ellis could be an outside chance of playing in the Victorian team, with his ability to play wing and half-back. However, you can still subscribe via the Apple App Store or the Google Play. He gets the ball inside attacking 50 more than any player, and tackles the most in there also. Jade Gresham as a forward pocket and Rowan Marshall as a ruckman make the most sense for Victoria, while Seb Ross and Jack Billings might have a tougher time in a strong midfield.
Co-captain Sam Docherty, as well as tall forwards Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay, might have been certainties for Victorian selection if not for injuries.
Dash, nous and excellent by foot, he has the ability to create and break lines across halfback, but also transition into the middle where his creativity shines.
shot at goal (that run-up). Does it all. He is ranked number 1 in tackles per game, and 3rd in total tackles. Goalkicking great Lance Franklin would have been a certainty in the All Stars squad, had he not been forced to undergo knee surgery earlier this month.
Ben McEvoy might challenge Melbourne's Max Gawn for a ruck spot.
Early in the year he ebbed and flowed a bit with the Bombers hit and miss form, but he ended the year strongly. Picture: AFL Photos, Star recruit Bradley Hill takes a selfie with fans at St Kilda training. His best was against the Sun’s embarrassing 70 point loss against the Hawks in round 22 where he managed 27 disposals, 5 clearances, 7 rebounds and a goal. 27 touches, 11 tackles, 11 clearances, 11 inside 50’s, a goal and a whopping 762 metres gained saw him earn 3 Brownlow votes. Close.
[1] The league donated $2.5 million to disaster relief funds in association with the match. Averaging 22.5 disposals (14.4 kicks), 5 inside 50’s, 2.7 rebound 50’s (showcasing his two-way running), and 474 metres gained. - Riley Beveridge, Victoria: Scott Pendlebury, Jordan De Goey, Steele Sidebottom, Jack CrispAll Stars: Brodie Grundy, Jeremy Howe, Brody Mihocek, Chris Mayne, Champion skipper Scott Pendlebury and star forward Jordan De Goey (fitness permitting) should be locks for the Big V and could be joined by vice-captain Steele Sidebottom and Jack Crisp.
When Benny is on, he well and truly the best full-forward in the league. Kicks (elite – 16.8 per game), tackles (elite – 6.7/game) and goals (elite – 1/game).
[5], State of Origin for Bushfire Relief Match, Interstate matches in Australian rules football, "It's officially back: AFL confirms details for historic one-off Victoria vs Allies clash", "AFL confirms Victoria vs Allies match, makes massive donation", "State of Origin squads revealed: Who's in from your club? – Callum Twomey, Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti has had a career-best game after his incredible seven-goal display helped the Bombers to a commanding win over the Brisbane Lions, Victoria: Luke Ryan, Andy Brayshaw, Darcy Tucker, Sean DarcyAll Stars: Nat Fyfe, Michael Walters, Joel Hamling, Rory Lobb, Hard to see reigning Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe missing this type of opportunity despite post-season shoulder surgery. The Allies State Of Origin Team is made up of players from The Northern Territory, Queensland, ACT, New South Wales and Internationals. Picture: AFL Photos, Veteran Lions ruck could fall victim to list squeeze.
The Roos had fewer obvious contenders for the All Stars squad, apart from forward lock Ben Brown and wingman Jared Polec. The game's premier ruckman, South Australian Brodie Grundy, will lead the All Stars' on-ball brigade and high-flying Hobart product Jeremy Howe is a contender for a back six spot, while fellow Tasmanian Brody Mihocek could be a sneaky chance for a forward role. He was ranked elite in rating points (452) which is largely due to his above average (for position) stats in disposals (13), marks (5.3) and goals (2.3). – Mitch Cleary, Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe wins his second Brownlow Medal with 33 votes, Victoria: Patrick Dangerfield, Gary Ablett, Mark Blicavs, Luke DahlhausAll Stars: Tom Hawkins, Zach Tuohy, Harry Taylor, Quinton Narkle, Patrick Dangerfield is a lock to play for Victoria and could be an option to lead the team. He averaged 10 spoils a game (BANG!). Truly a utility of the modern era. Former skipper Taylor Walker, who led the Crows' goalkicking last year, gives selectors another key forward option, although he probably doesn't make the final cut. Australian Football League. Patrick Ryder would be unlikely, but he deserves the nod over the Saints' other All Star contenders in Ben Long and Jimmy Webster. Luke Shuey's also straight in, while Will Schofield and Liam Duggan present selectors with a couple of defensive options. Very good overhead for his size, clunking an elite 5.7 marks per game.
That could also solve a massive headache in terms of his eligibility, given he spent time in both Victoria and Western Australia in his junior years.
Round 20’s 2 point win against the Swans saw Williams, together with amateur optometrist Toby Greene, absolutely dominate. He is very handy overhead, and led North Melbourne for tackles per game (5.5) and pressure acts (22.1).
While the team are firm believers of Shankly’s assessment of the seriousness of football and believe it applies to sport as a whole, they also believe there is always a time and place to take a lighter view at the games adult people play. Eight players – four for Victoria and four for the All Stars – were put forward by the AFL, with clubs now in the process of selecting their lists for the Victoria v All Stars match at Marvel Stadium on Friday, February 28.
Have an opinion you want to share? Tomahawk’s best game was against the Swans, where he had 17 disposals, 7 marks and 5 majors, earning 2 Brownlow votes.
SOME of the best players in the country have already put their hands up to take part in next month's State of Origin bushfire relief match. The evergreen 30 year-old showed no signs of slowing down, proving himself to still be a vital cog in the Hawthorn machine, his game in the Hawks win against GWS in Canberra was typical Smith consistency, finishing with 28 disposals (19 kicks) , 5 tackles, 10 inside 50’s and a goal.
Jaeger O'Meara appears a certain starter in the All Stars' midfield, while Chad Wingard and Luke Breust could cause some havoc as smaller options in its forward line. Won his fourth successive Merrett-Murray Medal. – Sarah Black, Sydney Stack continues to impress in his debut year with a career-high haul of four in today's superb match, Victoria: Jade Gresham, Rowan Marshall, Sebastian Ross, Jack BillingsAll Stars: Bradley Hill, Jack Steele, Dougal Howard, Patrick Ryder, Bradley Hill would be a walk-up start on any wing in any team, so he should be a certainty for the All Stars. The excitement machine offers plenty. Defenders. All-Australian defender Jeremy McGovern wasn't considered due to his heel injury. He recieved 3 Brownlow votes also.
On 9 January, the AFL announced a one-off benefit match would be played on 28 February 2020, as a fundraiser for the relief effort for the 2019–20 Australian bushfire season.
I was chosen for the Victorian squad the week before the State of Origin game in 1984. Hawthorn's skipper, Ben Stratton, should be an option down back.
Richmond captain Trent Cotchin and Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe were named to captain Victoria and the All-Stars, respectively.
Played both forward and back in 2019, and was effective at either end. He had a day out against Sydney in their epic 2 point win, notching 3 goals to go with 26 touches, 6 marks and 4 tackles. He was fantastic in the Big dance, finishing with 5 goals and 8 marks. Anderson found more of the footy in 2019, averaging a career-high 20.5 disposals. Physical forward Cam Zurhaar and midfielder Trent Dumont are senior regulars who both had career-best seasons in 2019.
The Tigers could have bookends in the Big V, with Tom Lynch and newly minted Virgin Australia AFL All Australian Dylan Grimes looking set for a gig (Bachar Houli's soft tissue concerns over summer rules him out), and Dustin Martin is born for the big stage. Sexton was huge for the Suns, one of their few shining lights, and their leading goal-kicker for 2019. You can access more content with Watch AFL. The bye rounds begin this week, with the …
From 2019, fans will no longer be able to subscribe to AFL Live Pass through the AFL website. - Riley Beveridge, Sydney forward Tom Papley shows his undeniable talents in a great season, Victoria: Andrew Gaff, Luke Shuey, Will Schofield, Liam DugganAll Stars: Tim Kelly, Elliot Yeo, Shannon Hurn, Nic Naitanui, Usually one of the premier wingers in the competition would be a walk-up start in the Victorian team, but the stipulations around having a maximum of three players from each club involved means Andrew Gaff might be a notable omission from the Big V. In any case, he's definitely one of the Victorian nominations from the Eagles.
Reddit.
Gone is the seemingly selfish, whiney, enigmatic forward (there’s still flashes), we now see a more complete, team-oriented Jack Riewoldt.
The club's Academy duo Isaac Heeney and Callum Mills will be in contention for All Stars selection, while reigning best and fairest winner Dane Rampe should be a candidate for the full-back position. – Michael Whiting, Victoria: Jeremy Cameron, Toby Greene, Josh Kelly, Lachie WhitfieldAll Stars: Phil Davis, Stephen Coniglio, Jacob Hopper, Zac Williams, Any of the above Giants quartet could find themselves playing for the Big V. Jeremy Cameron should be a lock as one of the game's premier forwards and fresh off a Coleman Medal and All Australian season, while a fit Josh Kelly would be terrific on the wing. The greatest sporting battle this country has to offer has arrived for another year, with State of Origin set to come to life again in Brisbane.
Hank Ryan tells us how an Allies State of Origin team could line up in 2019.
The New South Welshman had another fantastic year – averaging 20 disposals (elite) and 3 tackles (elite).
One Origin mum is preparing a 13,000km round trip to watch her son’s debut, Brad Fittler has unveiled his own ‘coach whisperer’, and the Maroons trained with a beloved AFL local. Takes a tag most weeks and still prevails, mostly. Brandon Ellis could be an outside chance of playing in the Victorian team, with his ability to play wing and half-back. However, you can still subscribe via the Apple App Store or the Google Play. He gets the ball inside attacking 50 more than any player, and tackles the most in there also. Jade Gresham as a forward pocket and Rowan Marshall as a ruckman make the most sense for Victoria, while Seb Ross and Jack Billings might have a tougher time in a strong midfield.
Co-captain Sam Docherty, as well as tall forwards Charlie Curnow and Harry McKay, might have been certainties for Victorian selection if not for injuries.
Dash, nous and excellent by foot, he has the ability to create and break lines across halfback, but also transition into the middle where his creativity shines.
shot at goal (that run-up). Does it all. He is ranked number 1 in tackles per game, and 3rd in total tackles. Goalkicking great Lance Franklin would have been a certainty in the All Stars squad, had he not been forced to undergo knee surgery earlier this month.
Ben McEvoy might challenge Melbourne's Max Gawn for a ruck spot.
Early in the year he ebbed and flowed a bit with the Bombers hit and miss form, but he ended the year strongly. Picture: AFL Photos, Star recruit Bradley Hill takes a selfie with fans at St Kilda training. His best was against the Sun’s embarrassing 70 point loss against the Hawks in round 22 where he managed 27 disposals, 5 clearances, 7 rebounds and a goal. 27 touches, 11 tackles, 11 clearances, 11 inside 50’s, a goal and a whopping 762 metres gained saw him earn 3 Brownlow votes. Close.
