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I've heard Harding go to the "Ryan Davis is the best player in the comp and he is gonna...." speech at 3qtr time enough this year to believe he will win it. Davis, Broad, Riggio, Notte have all been outstanding in 2015 and any one of them would be a worthy winner. From memory Davis did play forward early in the season with not as much impact through the middle. I'd love to see Broady win it. Generally gets given a hard task on quality opponent and still creates numerous attacking moves which should see him in amongst the 3 other proven vote getters. The more I look at it the harder it is to split. 3 way tie for me

Best first year player?

Jake Nuich
Warwick Wilson
Alby Dean

mikeh wrote: Best first year player?

Jake Nuich
Warwick Wilson
Alby Dean

Joel Houghton?

Jason Daniels would have been an early leader for the rookie of the year but the likes of Jake Nuich, Alby Dean, Warwick Wilson, Jacob Coniglio, Jesse Turner, Nelson Ansey, Ben Whitsed, Dylan Nelson, Levi Ridley, Jackson Slater, Stephen Wityk, Sean Fletcher, David McKay have had there moments and will benefit from the experience of Senior footy. Both Joel Houghton & Simon Donovan had a fair bit of experience at Perth so not sure if they are eligible.
Although they havent made their League debuts as yet but for mine have shown fantastic improvement over the season are Brandon Erceg & Troy Yukich. Looking forward to them pulling on the Black & White guernsey for many years to come Erceg as the long term replacement for Amesy and Yukich as Ruck support for Doc. Along with Dino Ross, Logan Hughes, Justin Shand, Callan Cranenburgh, Mason Hislop, Kurt Tanner, Chris Firns all have shown something to build on.

Hopefully there is a great send off for the retiring Swoop at this years Swan Medal.
Thanks for the great memories in your 8 years and 164 games at our great club.
All the best Swoop and thanks for your great service and loyalty.

Beasley Hutton wrote: Hopefully there is a great send off for the retiring Swoop at this years Swan Medal.
Thanks for the great memories in your 8 years and 164 games at our great club.
All the best Swoop and thanks for your great service and loyalty.

What a high to go out on too
6th

Theouterseagull wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote: Hopefully there is a great send off for the retiring Swoop at this years Swan Medal.
Thanks for the great memories in your 8 years and 164 games at our great club.
All the best Swoop and thanks for your great service and loyalty.

What a high to go out on too
6th

Could be worse for him I guess ...like having to drive a truck for a living!

Beasley Hutton wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote: Hopefully there is a great send off for the retiring Swoop at this years Swan Medal.
Thanks for the great memories in your 8 years and 164 games at our great club.
All the best Swoop and thanks for your great service and loyalty.

What a high to go out on too
6th

Could be worse for him I guess ...like having to drive a truck for a living!

Geez be careful mate - he's sweating more than a rapist's cat on this thread

Beasley Hutton wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote: Hopefully there is a great send off for the retiring Swoop at this years Swan Medal.
Thanks for the great memories in your 8 years and 164 games at our great club.
All the best Swoop and thanks for your great service and loyalty.

What a high to go out on too
6th

Could be worse for him I guess ...like having to drive a truck for a living!

There we go, a personal dig
For your info I absolutely love my job at the mine site, drive the biggest road legal triple roadtrain in the world, get paid very very well, cooked for by a chef every night and only work less than two thirds of the year.
Let's keep the abuse footy related shall we.

What a gutter snipe. What would he think of an arthritic old ex shearer.