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Geelong have the number 1 BEST YOUNG PLAYER IN THE LEAGUE 2025
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Must have been awarded in respect of the years he was at Richmond - when he was young.
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Thanks for training him up, he's a gem
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He is a tidy player. Exactly what you would want to expect using a rd 2 pick on a 26yo.
Jokes aside, the small forwards who were at Richmond AFL/VFL during our dynasty is a very strong list:
D Rioli
Butler
Bolton
Stengle
Mannagh
Higgins
Castagna
& Baker has often played the role as well.
The Tigers had a real knack of scouting players for small forward roles there from 2014 onwards. We seem to have a couple more coming through now as well, Campbell and Hotton in particular.
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And while you are at it AFL, write a headline about Jeremy breaking historic records, even though he hasn’t—and you don’t even need to explain what the supposed record is. 
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*apparently he is so good he’s one of 3 players since 2009 to kick more than 80 goals AND no one has won the Coleman by more than 14 goals since brown in 2007.
More spin than the CCP
Cameron wins second Coleman by historic margin
With the home and away season now complete, Cats star Jeremy Cameron is officially the league's leading goalkicker
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*apparently he is so good he’s one of 3 players since 2009 to kick more than 80 goals AND no one has won the Coleman by more than 14 goals since brown in 2007.
More spin than the CCP
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Don't tag them. They'll just be mad he was playing in their VFL side and they overlooked him
Just stating the CFL is taking the piss with 'best young player'. Keep the current requirement and limit the age to 23.
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And while you are at it AFL, write a headline about Jeremy breaking historic records, even though he hasn’t—and you don’t even need to explain what the supposed record is.
Cameron wins second Coleman by historic margin
With the home and away season now complete, Cats star Jeremy Cameron is officially the league's leading goalkicker
*apparently he is so good he’s one of 3 players since 2009 to kick more than 80 goals AND no one has won the Coleman by more than 14 goals since brown in 2007.
More spin than the CCP
Gets 13.9 disposals per game.
9.4 of which are uncontested marks and handball receives. That takes a really special talent to be handed the footy on a platter by your team-mates 9.4 times per match, whilst winning just 4.3 contested possessions yourself.
Which of course is why "Jezzer" Cameron is a finals pygmy.
Best Young Player
Best Overall Player
Geelong award night going well so far.
Bad Boy Bazza looking buzzed from a few lines in the bathroom.
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I am serious too, he is a very Richmond 2017 type player
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In other news, Hawks fans can celebrate Cyrils BOG in the legends game.
Cyrils 4 kicks (all attempted barrels including one that spun right) and 2 handballs was amazing.
Fevolas 7 goals 5 behinds was no match for Cyril
Cyrils 4 kicks (all attempted barrels including one that spun right) and 2 handballs was amazing.
Fevolas 7 goals 5 behinds was no match for Cyril
JoseMourinho
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How did Murphy Reid not win this award? Afraid of headbands?
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He'll win the rising star
This one is literally just a count of coaches votes for first and second year players
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Geelong mature-agers have a stranglehold on the BEST YOUNG PLAYER award. Mannagh is just following in the footsteps of fellow youngsters Tom Stewart and Tim Kelly.
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JoseMourinho
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Afraid of headbands. Got it.Geelong mature-agers have a stranglehold on the BEST YOUNG PLAYER award. Mannagh is just following in the footsteps of fellow youngsters Tom Stewart and Tim Kelly.
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I think they missed an opportunity with that one, he should have won it before he gets Fremantled.
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Geelong mature-agers have a stranglehold on the BEST YOUNG PLAYER award. Mannagh is just following in the footsteps of fellow youngsters Tom Stewart and Tim Kelly.
Don't forget the oldest Norwich Rising Star winner ever, O Dempsey.
The AFL All Australian team is once again deeply honoured to be captained by a Geelong player.
That makes 6 of the last 13 years a Geelong player has been named Captain.
The other 17 clubs, despite winning 11 of the 12 available Premierships in that period between them, combined to provide the AA captain just 7 times.
Geelong has the AA captain 46% of the time.
On average each other club has the AA captain 3% of the time each.
Therefore the incidence of a Geelong player being named AA skipper is 15 times higher than a player from each of the other 17 clubs on average.
Seems perfectly reasonable.
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You all need to try harder.The AFL All Australian team is once again deeply honoured to be captained by a Geelong player.
That makes 6 of the last 13 years a Geelong player has been named Captain.
The other 17 clubs, despite winning 11 of the 12 available Premierships in that period between them, combined to provide the AA captain just 7 times.
Geelong has the AA captain 46% of the time.
On average each other club has the AA captain 3% of the time each.
Therefore the incidence of a Geelong player being named AA skipper is 15 times higher than a player from each of the other 17 clubs on average.
Seems perfectly reasonable.
