Rnd 15 vs St Kilda @ SCG

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  • TheBloods
    Suspended by the MRP
    • Feb 2020
    • 2047

    Originally posted by Ocker
    While we are in admiration for Errol mode, I still recall him being first in to help Joey Kennedy when he went down, and then first in pulling the opposition players away....
    Exactly , he is a leader already . Chad also was the first to give it to the saints after Parker got his head ripped off on the weekend . Great characters

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    • joeykanga
      Warming the Bench
      • Jul 2019
      • 361

      Originally posted by TheBloods
      Exactly , he is a leader already . Chad also was the first to give it to the saints after Parker got his head ripped off on the weekend . Great characters
      I thought you didn't notice hugs and such acts of kinship ...in previous posts you would have said what else is he meant to do

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      • TheBloods
        Suspended by the MRP
        • Feb 2020
        • 2047

        Originally posted by joeykanga
        I thought you didn't notice hugs and such acts of kinship ...in previous posts you would have said what else is he meant to do
        Whats that got to do with anything ? Not talking about hugs , talking about sticking up for teammates and showing care and concern if somethings happened

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        • joeykanga
          Warming the Bench
          • Jul 2019
          • 361

          Originally posted by TheBloods
          Whats that got to do with anything ? Not talking about hugs , talking about sticking up for teammates and showing care and concern if somethings happened
          It is related just like hugs show the closeness of the players and the support for each other which you dismissed in previous posts

          I think I'll give up

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          • sharp9
            Senior Player
            • Jan 2003
            • 2508

            There was a game a few weeks ago when we came from behind. It was Errol who stepped up and said “follow me boys.” And they did. It was some hard in and under stuff in a wing…I turned to my wife who is generously watching games with me, and said “that’s our next captain.” My second favorite thing about this game was Stephen’s stepping up…wife is going “Who’s he? He’s really good!” But my favorite, favorite thing was Ollie Florent. What a genius our coach is - he’s shown bits and pieces and lots of potential for what, four years? And then on Saturday “Bang” - he is the the ridge-didge full blown deal. Wow how fabulous.
            "I'll acknowledge there are more talented teams in the competition but I won't acknowledge that there is a better team in the competition" Paul Roos March 2005

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            • liz
              Veteran
              Site Admin
              • Jan 2003
              • 16758

              Originally posted by giant
              Is he the best second year player in the competition right now? Not that there is any award for that, it's still kinda remarkable for someone taken at pick 30something.
              There is (kind of) an award for that. The AFLCA makes a award each year for the player who has performed best (judged by the weekly AFLCA votes) over their first two seasons.

              It's hard to see how eligible players are going since they only publish a leaderboard of the top twenty or so players and who can be bothered to go through and add up game by game votes. But I had a quick squizz and I suspect Jai Newcombe is in pole position for the 2021/2 crop based on him polling two best (or equal best) on grounds, and picking up minor votes in a couple of other games. Errol has probably polled in as many as ten games across the two seasons (thus far) but generally picking up single votes here and there, apart from his debut when he was awarded 7.

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              • Agent 86
                Senior Player
                • Aug 2004
                • 1686

                Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
                Let off, because they ruled that he was more or less stationary and just holding his ground.
                The right decision, I think. He had a stinker - but kept trying.

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