Mr heeney and Mr jones

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  • swansrob
    Senior Player
    • May 2009
    • 1265

    #16
    Originally posted by giant
    Did they? Don't think he was top 10 in B&F was he? Jake Lloyd rated higher I believe.
    Mitchell came 8th, just after Lloyd

    Top 10
    1. Josh Kennedy 922
    2. Dan Hannebery 913
    3. Heath Grundy 865
    4. Luke Parker 834
    5. Dane Rampe 833
    6. Lance Franklin 827
    7. Jake Lloyd 684
    8. Tom Mitchell 672
    9. Nick Smith 622
    10. Kieren Jack 601

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    • RogueSwan
      McVeigh for Brownlow
      • Apr 2003
      • 4602

      #17
      Originally posted by giant
      Did they? Don't think he was top 10 in B&F was he? Jake Lloyd rated higher I believe.
      Maybe the voters had an inkling/knew he was on his way out and that (subconsciously) affected their votes?
      "Fortunately, this is the internet, so knowing nothing is no obstacle to having an opinion!." Beerman 18-07-2017

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      • jono2707
        Goes up to 11
        • Oct 2007
        • 3326

        #18
        Heeney is a bit of the flavour of the month in Fantasy AFL circles, with the general expectation that he'll get much more midfield time this year and he'll continue on his upward trajectory as a player. So it's not just us Swans fans expecting big things from him in 2017.

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        • bloodspirit
          Clubman
          • Apr 2015
          • 4448

          #19
          Originally posted by swansrob
          Mitchell came 8th, just after Lloyd

          Top 10
          1. Josh Kennedy 922
          2. Dan Hannebery 913
          3. Heath Grundy 865
          4. Luke Parker 834
          5. Dane Rampe 833
          6. Lance Franklin 827
          7. Jake Lloyd 684
          8. Tom Mitchell 672
          9. Nick Smith 622
          10. Kieren Jack 601
          Looking at that list it's interesting to note the close correlation with the new captaincy/vice captaincy and even leadership group. Maybe this shows exactly why Kizza and Macca have moved on. If it isn't a coincidence, I hadn't realised that we expected our leaders and best players to correlate quite that closely. Is this new? Kirky, Maxy, they were never our out and out best players were they?

          This probably deserves its own thread but I'm going to see if I can get away with leaving it here.
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