The Young Chevalier
Team Captain
Crisp robbed again 
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He’d do that on his ear you’d think this season.Surely Crisp on track for a top 5 finish in the Copeland. Absolutely robbed of AA selection but at least we know we back him to the hilt.
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I'd have him fourth behind Grundy, Pendles & Treloar.Surely Crisp on track for a top 5 finish in the Copeland. Absolutely robbed of AA selection but at least we know we back him to the hilt.

I'd back that order in. Not sure about best clubman because I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is.He’d do that on his ear you’d think this season.
Good call.
What’s your top 5 in order if you had to go for it?
Remembering in the Copeland, games played is an advantage as lots of votes are given if deserved.
I’d go for:
1. Grundy (certainty I’d venture)
2. Pendlebury
3. Crisp
4. Treloar (I think the top 4 pick themselves)
5. Roughead
Sidesack be thereabouts but a few quieter games earlier on.
Best first year player: John Noble if eligible.
Most Courageous: Brody Mihocek
Best Clubman: Lynden Dunn
Most Improved: Callum Brown
It's more of a behind the scenes award, hard to predict. It's people who put in time and effort to being a good teammate particularly off the field. Past 5 winners are Dunn, Goldsack, Macaffer, N.Brown and Q.Lynch. Dunn's a good shot everyone talks highly of him as a teammate and you always see him in the rooms and around the team even when he doesn't have to be there really.I'd back that order in. Not sure about best clubman because I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is.
Dunn lives and breaths his team mates.It's more of a behind the scenes award, hard to predict. It's people who put in time and effort to being a good teammate particularly off the field. Past 5 winners are Dunn, Goldsack, Macaffer, N.Brown and Q.Lynch. Dunn's a good shot everyone talks highly of him as a teammate and you always see him in the rooms and around the team even when he doesn't have to be there really.
Absolutely criminal that this bloke didn't at least make the AA squad.
imo he's been better than Sheppard, Sicily, Houli and Rampe.Hard to argue that he's had a better year than Stewart, Haynes, Sicily, Grimes, Houli, or Rampe,
Could make a case against Sheppard.
He’d do that on his ear you’d think this season.
Good call.
What’s your top 5 in order if you had to go for it?
Remembering in the Copeland, games played is an advantage as lots of votes are given if deserved.
I’d go for:
1. Grundy (certainty I’d venture)
2. Pendlebury
3. Crisp
4. Treloar (I think the top 4 pick themselves)
5. Roughead
Sidesack be thereabouts but a few quieter games earlier on.
Best first year player: John Noble if eligible.
Most Courageous: Brody Mihocek
Best Clubman: Lynden Dunn
Most Improved: Callum Brown
imo he's been better than Sheppard, Sicily, Houli and Rampe.
Sheppard and Maynard are pretty comparable I would have thoughtHappy for you to think that but as I say, all bar Sheppard are hard to argue, and you could make the case for Sheppard if so inclined. At the end of the day, it's all pretty subjective.
Sheppard and Maynard are pretty comparable I would have thought
The AA squad selectors care about names. Crisp isn’t ‘big name’ enough for AA apparently.View attachment 734793
"Yeah let's chuck Sicily in there for good measure. Not enough Hawks in there"
I thought the AFL was obsessed with Champion Data?
Yea, especially with defenders they just mainly go with older players who haven't gotten an AA yetThe AA squad selectors care about names. Crisp isn’t ‘big name’ enough for AA apparently.