Goodes nearly won it outright

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  • liz
    Veteran
    Site Admin
    • Jan 2003
    • 16738

    Goodes nearly won it outright

    According to this article in The Age, anyway...

  • j s
    Think positive!
    • Jan 2003
    • 3303

    #2
    But the permutations could have all changed had field umpires Hayden Kennedy, Scott Jeffery and Shane McInerney not gone over and over Sydney's most influential players in the 34-point win.

    Kennedy revealed he and his colleagues considered giving Goodes three votes for his 17 possessions and 20 hit-outs. But they eventually decided Sydney's Nic Fosdike (27 disposals) was the best that day.

    "I remember distinctly that we tossed and we turned for five to 10 minutes and we said, 'We have to get it right,' " Kennedy said.
    Probably happens in other games as well, just that the umps remember the last game the most.

    It would have been nice for Adam though if they had decided differently.

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    • vagary
      On the Rookie List
      • Jan 2003
      • 157

      #3
      Originally posted by j s

      It would have been nice for Adam though if they had decided differently.
      right now it doesn't matter. a brownlow is a brownlow even if it is cut into thirds
      Waiting for the day i see Barry Hall with HAIR!!! and when i say HAIR, i mean LOTS OF HAIR!!!

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      • Go Swannies
        Veterans List
        • Sep 2003
        • 5697

        #4
        In a way this is better. If Adam had won outright then it would have been headlines about "Buckley was robbed". Now they have to face that Adam, Roo and Buckley are equals forever - just Goodsie got his eight years earlier than Buckley. And I'm looking forward to the next 8 years.

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