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Analysis Josh Kennedy: Back 2 Back 2 Back Coleman Medalist?

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Surely he's an AA lock at the very least, making it 3 in a row.

Along with Yeo also possibly scraping in, at least the year hasn't been an entire skid mark.
Not a chance in hell Yeo is named as a starting defender in the AA this year
 
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Not a chance in hell Yeo is AA this year
You are going to perform fellatio on me if he gets the nod.

It was a soda until Simpson started ****ing with his position and taking him out of the backline.
 
You are going to perform fellatio on me if he gets the nod.

It was a soda until Simpson started ******* with his position and taking him out of the backline.
Yeah but even if he stayed in the backline you know there's that unwritten rule about not being selected until you've done it for a few years...
 
Pardon the interruption but thought you all might like reading this ESPN article on how good JK's year has been:

Back in 2001, Matthew Lloyd averaged 5.05 goals per game, light years in front of Matthew Richardson in second place, who racked up 2.84 goals per game. Lloyd scored 1.78 times as many goals per game as Richardson that year - the highest ratio between the league leader and the second place-getting on record.

Kennedy's 2017 season is right up there - he's kicked 1.36 times Daniher's average, which makes Kennedy's the equal third most dominant season on record.

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/st...tatistics-west-coast-josh-kennedy-season-ages
 

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Pardon the interruption but thought you all might like reading this ESPN article on how good JK's year has been:

Back in 2001, Matthew Lloyd averaged 5.05 goals per game, light years in front of Matthew Richardson in second place, who racked up 2.84 goals per game. Lloyd scored 1.78 times as many goals per game as Richardson that year - the highest ratio between the league leader and the second place-getting on record.

Kennedy's 2017 season is right up there - he's kicked 1.36 times Daniher's average, which makes Kennedy's the equal third most dominant season on record.

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/st...tatistics-west-coast-josh-kennedy-season-ages
But he is no Tom Lynch
 
Code:
 #    Player               Debut   Last   Games   Goals   Best  Year   50+
 1.   Peter Sumich         1989    1997   150     514     111   1991   4
 2.   Josh Kennedy         2008    2017   182     503     82    2016   6
 3.   Mark LeCras          2005    2017   193     405     63    2010   2
 4.   Phil Matera          1996    2005   179     389     62    2003   2
 5.   Quinten Lynch        2002    2012   209     281     65    2006   2
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 6.   Jack Darling         2011    2017   148     266     53    2012   1
 7.   Chris Lewis          1987    2000   215     259     39    1994   0
 8.   Brett Heady          1990    1999   156     237     47    1991   0
 9.   Peter Matera         1990    2002   253     217     32    1991   0
10.   Andrew Embley        1999    2013   250     216     31    2003   0
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11.   Ben Cousins          1996    2007   238     205     34    1996   0
12.   Dean Cox             2001    2014   290     169     28    2012   0
13.   Fraser Gehrig        1995    2000   115     159     42    1998   0
14.   Scott Cummings       1999    2001    46     158     95    1999   1
15.   Josh Hill            2012    2017   106     151     40    2015   0

Soon
 
Code:
 #    Player               Debut   Last   Games   Goals   Best  Year   50+
 1.   Peter Sumich         1989    1997   150     514     111   1991   4
 2.   Josh Kennedy         2008    2017   182     503     82    2016   6
 3.   Mark LeCras          2005    2017   193     405     63    2010   2
 4.   Phil Matera          1996    2005   179     389     62    2003   2
 5.   Quinten Lynch        2002    2012   209     281     65    2006   2
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------
 6.   Jack Darling         2011    2017   148     266     53    2012   1
 7.   Chris Lewis          1987    2000   215     259     39    1994   0
 8.   Brett Heady          1990    1999   156     237     47    1991   0
 9.   Peter Matera         1990    2002   253     217     32    1991   0
10.   Andrew Embley        1999    2013   250     216     31    2003   0
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11.   Ben Cousins          1996    2007   238     205     34    1996   0
12.   Dean Cox             2001    2014   290     169     28    2012   0
13.   Fraser Gehrig        1995    2000   115     159     42    1998   0
14.   Scott Cummings       1999    2001    46     158     95    1999   1
15.   Josh Hill            2012    2017   106     151     40    2015   0

Soon
Crazy to think Darling is 6th on our all time list
 

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Crazy to think Darling is 6th on our all time list

It's entirely probably that he'll end up with 270+ games, 500+ goals and never really having a really great season.
 
What about Hill. Had he played the last month he would have topped Gehrig and Cummings.
Yeah that is also pretty crazy

In future we will look back at the last 5-6 years and scratch our heads, not least because of our goalkicking list
 

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