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Did Tom Mcdonald really beat Fritsch in the BnF. lol. WTF. One almost one a norm, the other one was barely best 22 by seasons end.
Get what you mean but they probably rated TMacs quieter games better than Fritsch because he works a lot more up and down the ground. I believe the way they do votes is coaches rank the players performance each game so you’re guaranteed votes if you’re in the 22.
And a b&f is a whole season where games in the 1st half are rated just a highly as games in the 2nd halfGet what you mean but they probably rated TMacs quieter games better than Fritsch because he works a lot more up and down the ground. I believe the way they do votes is coaches rank the players performance each game so you’re guaranteed votes if you’re in the 22.
He should have a Brownlow too, robbed this year.Three time club best and fairest winner at age 24. Ridiculous. What a star.
I think this is right. McDonald did have a great first half of the season and his quiet statistical games probably added more than Fritsch’s quiet statistical games. Fritsch is a bit more feast or famine.
The method for votes is four coaches rating every player between 0 and 10 for their game performance.
So any player who played a game could get a maximum of 40 votes per game, and I guess an unused medical sub would get zero.
To put that in perspective, Oliver for example played 25 games, so had a theoretical maximum of 1,000 votes he could have polled. He polled 670, or an average of 6.7/10 from each coach each game, with Petracca at 6.4 per game.
What that says is the coaches are very hard task masters and have very high standards for what would be a perfect game. Fritsch averaged about 4/10 in each game from each coach, and a guy like Lever who was All Australian and placed 5th in the B&F didn’t even average 5/10 per game.