bandwagon
17th June 2012, 10:28 AM
My B&F at 8-3
1. J Kennedy.
Started the year with 3 or 4 BOGs. Slowing up a little as the opposition give him more attention, but can still drag his man forward where he has been dangerous.
2. K Jack.
Statistically doing better than his B&F year. Beautifully balanced between inside and outside play.
3. L Jetta.
A shoo-in for AA if he keeps up this form. Swans x-factor.
4. T Richards.
Lynch-pin of the best performed defence in the competition.
5. J Bolton.
The veteran just keeps churning them out. I love the way he plays, but never does this well in the real B&F.
6. D Hannebury.
3rd year player now a key part of our midfield. Missed his relentless gut running in the second half against Essendon.
7. L Parker.
Some terrific performances from a kid in his 2nd year. Only missed one game due to his injury in the first half of the year.
8. M Mattner.
Desperation personified.
9. J McVeigh.
Steady rather than spectacular, but has performed run-with roles and beaten good players.
10. A Johnson.
Bird, Shaw, Grundy all a chance, but gave this to another 2nd year player playing like a veteran. And remember - only 5 games to Goodes.
Most improved - Jetta of course! Possibly most improved in the competition.
Rising Star - not many eligible, I'll leave my guess to the end of the year.
1. J Kennedy.
Started the year with 3 or 4 BOGs. Slowing up a little as the opposition give him more attention, but can still drag his man forward where he has been dangerous.
2. K Jack.
Statistically doing better than his B&F year. Beautifully balanced between inside and outside play.
3. L Jetta.
A shoo-in for AA if he keeps up this form. Swans x-factor.
4. T Richards.
Lynch-pin of the best performed defence in the competition.
5. J Bolton.
The veteran just keeps churning them out. I love the way he plays, but never does this well in the real B&F.
6. D Hannebury.
3rd year player now a key part of our midfield. Missed his relentless gut running in the second half against Essendon.
7. L Parker.
Some terrific performances from a kid in his 2nd year. Only missed one game due to his injury in the first half of the year.
8. M Mattner.
Desperation personified.
9. J McVeigh.
Steady rather than spectacular, but has performed run-with roles and beaten good players.
10. A Johnson.
Bird, Shaw, Grundy all a chance, but gave this to another 2nd year player playing like a veteran. And remember - only 5 games to Goodes.
Most improved - Jetta of course! Possibly most improved in the competition.
Rising Star - not many eligible, I'll leave my guess to the end of the year.