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So clever.
Who has been the most valuable player in 2018?
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You reckon Caddy has been the second-most valuable player in the comp this season?
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Had he played more, I would say WCE Josh Kennedy. I think more than any other player, the Eagles have felt his absence
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Yeah but he didn't play more. So...
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There's a bit of "look at me, I'm so lateral" going on in this thread.
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Max Gawn for me. Been phenomenal and plays a key individual role for his side. Be fascinating to see something like Melbourne vs Hawthorn with Gawn and Tom Mitchell both missing to see the relative impacts. Or vs Collingwood without Grundy, Swans without Buddy etc.
Jack Darling gets my 'was our best for a while' vote. Had a phenomenal stretch the first 10 games coinciding with us going 9-1 then did his ankle and missed 5 weeks before coming back and then got KOd on the weekend. Impossible to gauge how we'd have gone in his absence if other key players were still in, though.
Jack Darling gets my 'was our best for a while' vote. Had a phenomenal stretch the first 10 games coinciding with us going 9-1 then did his ankle and missed 5 weeks before coming back and then got KOd on the weekend. Impossible to gauge how we'd have gone in his absence if other key players were still in, though.
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Did I say that?
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There’s a lot ‘I don’t like your opinion so I’ll try and make this unpleasant’ from you in this thread
I did strongly consider Gawn or Grundy but I went with Mitchell simply because I don't think they would be anywhere near where they are without him. Like if you had taken all 3 players away from their respective teams at the start of the season I think Hawks would have been hurt the most.
If Naitanui had managed a full season I might have gone him as well.
If Naitanui had managed a full season I might have gone him as well.
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Is that in no particular order?
I just think you like to be different.
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Take your pick out of Gawn, Grundy, Mitchell. I went with Grundy bc he’s one of my favourite players outside my team
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No it’s not, it’s just a brain dump of players whilst I was cooking up crumbed cutlets for dinner. I think you’ll find everyone is different as we all have differing opinions.
For some reason you picked Caddy out of my list? Maybe that’s you being different.
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Went for Buddy too...it's unfair to say Sydney are a one man team at the moment...but if comparing the Swans when he runs around looking injured like he did a few weeks back to Sydneys performance when he fires.... the difference is colossal. Much more than say when Richmond lost Jack when he got knocked out or when resting Nank/Cotch recently.
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So who are #1 and #2 in your list of MVPs this season?
Maybe do another "brain dump"? That's always a sign of a considered opinion.
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Gawn
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Cripps.
Has carried Carlton all year.
Has carried Carlton all year.
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Why the hell are you being such a campaigner about this? Why are you so offended about who I chose? If you don’t like it, don’t respond and seriously move on.
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I'm not offended. I just think it's weird that you wandered into this thread and then apparently started naming players at random as part of a "brain dump".
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Sorry I don’t have the time to sit down at my desk and spend a good amount of time considering who might be perfect for this category, it’s BF mate, I am not writing policy for the White House.
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That's obviously not true.
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Gawn . He was the reason Melbourne beat us yesterday.funny bloke too
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Well it is
I don't get this and I'd love for someone to tell me what I'm missing.
Apparently the Swans have had an average season, yet they have an 8-3 record against top 8 teams, with wins AWAY against WCE, Pies, Hawks, Cats, Dees and Giants, two of those without Buddy.
At the same time, teams like the Pies, Hawks and Dees have apparently had great seasons with equal or very similar records and an inferior W/L vs top 8 teams.
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