Best & Fairest - Who's Leading?

[one-eyed]

Best and fairests: Who's leading?
1:50:40 PM Fri 11 June, 2004
Matt Burgan
Sportal

RICHMOND - Nathan Brown
The boom recruit has been a standout performer in his first year with the Tigers after crossing from the Western Bulldogs via last year's exchange period. Brown has been among Richmond's best every week and looks certain to claim the Jack Dyer Medal - his first best and fairest victory at AFL level. Midfielder Kane Johnson, skipper Wayne Campbell and forward Matthew Richardson are likely to be his nearest challengers.

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Might add the top 5 in OER's Tiger of the Year award are:

Richardson     64
Brown            56
Bowden          34
Johnson         30
Campbell        11

[Jackstar]

According to other forums Ray Hall would be up there but we all know at OER that it would be laughable to suggest that.
Nathan Brown would be miles ahead at this stage you would think.

[WilliamPowell]

I would think Brown would be leading with next closest being Johnson.

As Ray Hall - er...  I don't think so. Was average early , actually loked lost at times but he has improved - however as was shown last week he will and stills struggles against players that are bigger (weight/size/strength) than him. IMO would be nowhere near Brown

[Ox]

Brown,
Johno,
Kraks

[froars]

I reckon Brown would be leading the B&F

BUT Richo have more Brownlow votes.

You figure it out!

[JohnF]

I'd probably have it in this order

1. Brown
2. Johnson
3. Richo
4. Krakouer
5. Bowden
6. Campbell

Hopefully Krak gets in the top 3 and it spurs him on to bigger and better things.

[Struggletown]

I reckon Krakouer has been poor for about a month after a good start.
Lets hope he bounces back and gives us the spark we need.

Brown would be a mile ahead in the B&F.