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DG wrote: Which time

Actually surprised me that both his wins were out of the AFL sysytem.

Dargie was picked up by St Kilda at pick 85 in the 1988 VFL Draft and made his debut the following season in the Saints' Round 16 match against the Brisbane Bears. In 1990 he moved back to his home state of Western Australia and joined the West Coast Eagles but managed just one game and spent most of the season playing with Subiaco. His performances for Subiaco were so impressive that he won a Sandover Medal the following year, in the process breaking the longest-ever Sandover "drought" by any WA(N)FL club dating back half a century to the legendary Haydn Bunton senior. In 1994 Dargie won the award again to join Bunton senior as the only players from the Lions to win it twice.[2][4]

In 1995 Dargie joined Southport in the Queensland Australian Football League. In three seasons in Queensland he played in two premierships.[2]

My pick is a roughie but he has had a great season and has skills way above most WAFL players.Chris Phelan,very underrated IMO.

Good article in this weeks Footy Budget by Tracey Lewis..

www.mediatonic.com.au/wp-content/uploads...02/Finals-Week-2.pdf

The count is on 91.3 Live on 21 September

Shame Black is ineligble as I am sure he would of been the favourite to take it out for a 2nd time.





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Some of the favourites for this year’s Sandover Medal will be in action
this semi-final weekend as two teams fight for survival and the other
two fight for direct entry into this year’s grand final.
Subiaco’s Chris Phelan,West Perth’s Shane Nelson,East Perth’s Paul Johnson and Peel’s Jacob Ballard
and are all considered good chances to take home the most prestigious individual honour in the WAFL when the count is conducted on Monday,September 21 ahead of the WAFL grand final on Sunday, September 27

West Perth’s Andrew Strijk and Marcus Adams,Subiaco’s Sam Menegola, East Perth’s Brendan Lee,Claremont’s Ryan Neates, Swan Districts’ Ryan Davisand Matt Riggio, Perth’s Liam McKenna, Peel’s TendaiMzungu, East Fremantle’s Rory O’Brien and South Fremantle’s Haiden Schloithe are also predicted to finish high up in the count.

INELIGIBLE PLAYERS 2015

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Look out for my Sandover Medal quiz which will be online on Sunday night. Should be a bit of fun. There will be some tough questions, but most of them will be pretty easy.

Sandover Medal quiz on line now - get to it via link on home page.

More on the chances in the Sandover. From the West today.

The West will stream the count live on internet. 91.3 will have the radio coverage.
starting 0815 Monday night.

The dominance of the Sandover Medal by midfielders is set to continue on Monday night, according to a panel of experts from [|The West Australian ] .

Three of the panel believe South Fremantle utility player Ashton Hams will claim the WAFL’s most prestigious individual award, with three others opting for Perth ball magnet Aidan Tropiano.

Two believed Subiaco centreman Sam Menegola would win with another nominating Peel on-baller Jacob Ballard.

Full article at

au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/a/295754...opiano-for-sandover/