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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: WilliamPowell on October 26, 2020, 08:51:23 PM
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Congratulations Jayden Short
Winner of 2020 Jack Dyer Medal
***moving acceptance speech too
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Top 5:
1. Jayden Short
2. Dustin Martin
3. Nick Vlastuin
4. Shai Bolton
5. Kam McIntosh
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Can’t believe Baker didn’t make the top 5
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Congratulations Jayden Short
Winner of 2020 Jack Dyer Medal
***moving acceptance speech too
This makes me so happy! What a player he has turned out to be. Many don't see what he does week in week out... great reward for Short and for his family :cheers
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Onya Shorty, well deserved win! :clapping
Anybody who can win any award with Dusty around has to be pretty outstanding!
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Can’t believe Baker didn’t make the top 5
Baker was 6th
1 vote behind Kam
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2020 Jack Dyer Medal top 20
1st – Jayden Short, 53 votes
2nd – Dustin Martin, 50
3rd – Nick Vlastuin, 49
4th – Shai Bolton, 44
5th – Kamdyn McIntosh, 43
6th – Liam Baker, 42
7th – Dylan Grimes, 41
8th – Noah Balta, 40
9th – Kane Lambert, 39
10th – Trent Cotchin, 37
11th – Jack Graham, 34
12th – Tom Lynch, 33
13th – Jason Castagna, 32
Equal 14th – Jack Riewoldt, 29
Equal 14th – Daniel Rioli, 29
Equal 16th – Jake Aarts, 28
Equal 16th – Toby Nankervis, 28
18th – Marlion Pickett, 26
19th – Shane Edwards, 22
20th – Bachar Houli, 19
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/831588/short-secures-jack-dyer-medal
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thats a great podium, and really shows how even we are as a club.
well done shorty.
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Taken in the rookie draft too :clapping
His offensive game has been great for a few years now but he elevated the defensive and contested side of his game hugely this year. Only 24 too :thumbsup
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All 2020 B&F results:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1320670360572817408/h5YijlA-?format=png&name=900x900)
1st – Jayden Short, 53 votes
2nd – Dustin Martin, 50
3rd – Nick Vlastuin, 49
4th – Shai Bolton, 44
5th – Kamdyn McIntosh, 43
6th – Liam Baker, 42
7th – Dylan Grimes, 41
8th – Noah Balta, 40
9th – Kane Lambert, 39
10th – Trent Cotchin, 37
11th – Jack Graham, 34
12th – Tom Lynch, 33
13th – Jason Castagna, 32
Eq. 14th – Jack Riewoldt, 29
Eq. 14th – Daniel Rioli, 29
Eq. 16th – Jake Aarts, 28
Eq. 16th – Toby Nankervis, 28
18th – Marlion Pickett, 26
19th – Shane Edwards, 22
20th – Bachar Houli, 19
21st - Dion Prestia, 17
22nd - Nathan Broad, 16
Eq. 23rd - Ivan Soldo, 15
Eq. 23rd - David Astbury, 15
25th - Oleg Markov, 12
26th - Jack Higgins, 10
27th - Josh Caddy, 9
Eq. 28th - Derek Eggmolesse-Smith, 8
Eq. 28th - Mabior Chol, 8
Eq. 30th - Jack Ross, 4
Eq. 30th - Sydney Stack, 4
32nd - Thomson Dow, 1
33rd - Patrick Naish, 0
Source: RFC website.
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B&F pics:
(https://resources.richmondfc.com.au/photo-resources/2020/10/26/becb36bc-2355-4644-ba9a-00f6c6f4f424/IMG_9513.jpg?width=1904&height=1184)
(https://resources.richmondfc.com.au/photo-resources/2020/10/26/c2a35414-1d4a-407c-b138-5eb6f3bf4eca/IMG_9508-2.jpg?width=1904)
Source: RFC website.
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‘2020 started pretty sh*t for me’: Jayden Short’s heartfelt acceptance speech after Tigers BnF boilover
Ben Waterworth
October 27, 2020
Source: FOX SPORTS
Gun defender Jayden Short has delivered a raw, heartfelt acceptance speech and opened up about a tough year off the field following his boilover win at Richmond’s best and fairest count.
Speaking to Tigers players and staff at the stripped-back club champion function on Monday, Short said it was a “great honour” to take out the award but then opened up on a difficult season off the field.
Short wore a black armband every game this season as a tribute to his father, who passed away at the start of the year.
“Obviously 2020 started pretty sh*t for me. I lost my old man,” an emotional Short said. “I didn’t know what was going to happen this year.
“To win this it’s an amazing feeling and it’s a little bit of recognition for a little bit of hard work that I’ve had to put in along the way.
“I love this club, I love this group, the coaches.”
Short paid tribute to his family, who were primarily based outside of Queensland for the year.
“I just want to say thanks to my mum, my sister, my girlfriend. They’re doing it tough in Melbourne,” Short said holding back tears. “Left my mum and my sister at home, lost me old man so that’s pretty challenging in itself.
“But I’m proud of you guys and I love you to bits.
“Thanks to my girlfriend for all the support, all my mates back home, all you players, coaches and the staff for making this such an enjoyable place.
“I’ve honestly loved my time here. Obviously it’s had its challenges this year but it’s an unbelievable place to be and I love everyone.
“Sorry if I’ve missed anyone, but thanks.”
Tigers coach Damien Hardwick said Short was “a wonderful young and he’s a wonderful Richmond man”.
“To hear him speak today about his family and the fact he lost his father earlier in the year was incredibly moving,” Hardwick told Fox Footy’s On The Couch.
“It’s an incredible honour to his dad, he strived for that. He really gets the reward he deserves.”
Short was ranked among the league’s top 10 players this season for averaged kicks, metres gained and running bounces.
“He’s been a revelation. He’s played in our last two premierships – he missed the 2017 one, played 18 games that season – but he had a wonderful year,” Hardwick said.
“He’s a very, very important player to us, the way he moves the ball. He’s an outstanding teammate, he’s very popular amongst our playing group.
“He’s probably a little bit underrated but he had an incredible season and it’s well deserved.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-richmond-best-and-fairest-2020-results-jayden-short-speech-beats-dustin-martin-votes/news-story/0249547453759a7c60055f8f456a9505
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Would love to know the last 5 years top 10 in the Jack Dyer Medal? Should have a thread for that.
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Shorty
Not bad for a bloke who can't kick or defend.
:D
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When he mentioned his Dad passing away, I wasn't crying.. you were! :(
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Mark Williams also singled out praise for best and fairest winner Jayden Short and wingman Kamdyn McIntosh.
“I spent some time with Jayden (Short) and there was a lot of doubts in the early days as to where he fitted in and his belief in himself,” the Port Adelaide premiership coach said.
“To a win a best and fairest in a premiership year and Kamdyn McIntosh came fifth – outstanding.
“The development of the players at Richmond has been one of the reasons why they’ve stayed where they have.”
Source: SEN (https://www.sen.com.au/news/2020/11/01/mark-williams-pre-grand-final-message-to-dustin-martin/)