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It will probably be Redden and Shuey next season.I genuinely wonder who is going to do all the tackling next year.
YesListening to 6PR on this now - do they line up ******s to call in to the show?
One of your hashies says you might rather eat something else....Id rather eat dogshit. Hubby, kids and cat loyal Eagles
Pridsnail 1000We should name a tackling machine after him in our new Perth Stadium changing rooms.
Well said Wooshette, and personally I loved his hair His form dropped off when he cut his locks offTerrific post from Bay 13
Priddis was a more deserving recipient of the Brownlow in 2014 than Bartel was in 2007 or Judd in 2010.
2014 - Priddis 28.5 disposals, 15.0 contested, 6.7 clearances, 7.3 tackles
2007 - Bartel. 27.3 disposals, _9.6 contested, 3.9 clearances, 5.3 tackles
2010 - Judd_. 26.8 disposals, 13.7 contested, 6.4 clearances, 5.3 tackles
The shit-hanging on Priddis just reflects people's preference for style over substance. He looked ungainly and had weird hair. He wasn't flashy and wasn't a smooth mover like Judd. He was just a humble, durable, tough, hard-working, ultra-consistent midfielder who was the AFL's most prolific contested ball-winner & tackler over the last 10 years.
1 x Brownlow (2014), runner up (2015)
1 x All Australian (2015)
1 x Best & Fairest (2013)
4 x Best & Fairest runner up (2010, 2011, 2014, 2015), 4th in 2006, 2016, 5th in 2008
He extracted every last drop from his god-given ability. Well-played, I say. Underrated.
Career averages:
Joel Selwood - 244 games, 25.6 disposals, 11.6 contested, 5.3 clearances, 5.3 tackles
Matt Priddis_ - 233 games, 26.3 disposals, 13.3 contested, 6.1 clearances, 6.8 tackles
https://thewest.com.au/sport/west-c...es-after-seeing-writing-on-wall-ng-b88551816z
Wonder how much of this is true
Agree with your comments whole-heartedly - was surprised when I read the article. Media at their best - "NOT"!!I don't understand why they're presenting this as some sort of big news. These sort of discussions go on all the time behind closed doors when it comes to players who have played a long time for a single club. As if it's some sort of surprise that a guy might want to continue playing a game he's played his whole life, or his club might be choosing to go in a different direction due to form slipping and needing to work in some younger blood.