Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Goodes and Judd were good speakers.Better than average speaker as far as Brownlow winners go.
Goodes and Judd were good speakers.Better than average speaker as far as Brownlow winners go.
Crazy talk. You can argue Mitchell, Ablett, Danger and Thompson were all as good as he was, but to say he was definitively behind them and a host of others is going too far. He had a seriously ****ing good year and played damn well in wins and losses.Trent Cotch, awesome player and top bloke, but he's surely a boutique, funky, left field for-the-sake-of-it pick tonight
Seriously, if he had a better year than Gazza and a host of others, then I am a Labor man
What? that's totally not what you said the post above mine, and Howard said 'if he had a better year than...' which you disagreed with.Sure but that's not how the Brownlow goes. Consistency only gets you so far. You can be in the top 3-5 players but not poll as much as a guy who has a lot of 3 vote games, which Cotchin had.
So?The guy did win the coaches' award.
He was winning or close to top 3-5 for many football awards around the football community. It clearly suggests that some thought he had a better year than some of the other favourites for the Brwnlow.
Jobe's interview was great as well. Tim very rarely speaks of his son in the media (which is classy) so it was good that he shared a bit.Listening to SEN breakfast show and Tim Watson just started crying talking about Jobe and his grandfather, great scenes.