Jack Dyer Medal This Thursday / Dustin Martin wins 2016 B&F

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Maurie Fleming Medal for 3rd place:

Trent Cotchin on 51 votes

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Maurie Fleming Medal for 3rd place:

Trent Cotchin on 51 votes

 

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"We need to take that big step forward and show that hunger of our past players in 2017" - Cotchin.

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Jack Titus medal for second place:

Alex Rance - 61 votes

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Dusty wins

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Dusty wins the Jack Dyer medal  .

Not official yet but it was down to a race in two.

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Dusty won by 1 vote  with 62 votes.

Dusty thanked Choco for every year improving his footy and said he'll miss him.

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Probably should've also thanked Jack Watts for having such a punchable head...

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Under the Jack Dyer Medal voting system, all of the team’s players on match day receive a rating from 0-5 based on their overall performance.

The match committee assesses each player’s offensive, defensive, and contest impacts on the game.

After those game phases have been analysed, the 0-5 rating is given, as a joint match committee decision.

Votes are not allocated for what the match committee deems a below-average performance.

 

2016 Jack Dyer Medal top 20

1st           Dustin Martin, 62 votes
2nd          Alex Rance, 61 votes
3rd           Trent Cotchin, 51 votes
4th           Jack Riewoldt, 43 votes
5th           Shaun Grigg, 35 votes

6th           Anthony Miles, 31 votes
Equal 7th   Dylan Grimes, 30 votes
Equal 7th   Brandon Ellis, 30 votes
9th           Nick Vlastuin, 29 votes
10th         Brett Deledio, 28 votes

11th         David Astbury, 27 votes
Equal 12th   Shane Edwards, 26 votes
Equal 12th   Sam Lloyd, 26 votes
Equal 12th   Shaun Hampson, 26 votes
15th         Taylor Hunt, 25 votes

16th         Daniel Rioli, 21 votes
17th         Bachar Houli, 18 votes
Equal 18th   Ty Vickery, 15 votes
Equal 18th   Steven Morris, 15 votes
20th         Ben Griffiths, 14 votes

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-09-08/2016-jack-dyer-medal-winner

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Under the Jack Dyer Medal voting system, all of the team’s players on match day receive a rating from 0-5 based on their overall performance.

The match committee assesses each player’s offensive, defensive, and contest impacts on the game.

After those game phases have been analysed, the 0-5 rating is given, as a joint match committee decision.

Votes are not allocated for what the match committee deems a below-average performance.

 

2016 Jack Dyer Medal top 20

1st           Dustin Martin, 62 votes
2nd          Alex Rance, 61 votes
3rd           Trent Cotchin, 51 votes
4th           Jack Riewoldt, 43 votes
5th           Shaun Grigg, 35 votes

6th           Anthony Miles, 31 votes
Equal 7th   Dylan Grimes, 30 votes
Equal 7th   Brandon Ellis, 30 votes
9th           Nick Vlastuin, 29 votes
10th         Brett Deledio, 28 votes

11th         David Astbury, 27 votes
Equal 12th   Shane Edwards, 26 votes
Equal 12th   Sam Lloyd, 26 votes
Equal 12th   Shaun Hampson, 26 votes
15th         Taylor Hunt, 25 votes

16th         Daniel Rioli, 21 votes
17th         Bachar Houli, 18 votes
Equal 18th   Ty Vickery, 15 votes
Equal 18th   Steven Morris, 15 votes
20th         Ben Griffiths, 14 votes

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2016-09-08/2016-jack-dyer-medal-winner

Lloyd a bit stiff especially with Ellis equal 7th. 
He was putrid this year.

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Martin pips Rance to win Tigers best and fairest

AFL.com.au
9th September 2016

STAR midfielder Dustin Martin has won Richmond's best and fairest for the first time, capping a career-best season that has seen him overcome personal adversity to flourish.

"I'll keep this short and sweet, because you know I don't like to talk too much," Martin said after being met on stage by a standing ovation.

"I'd like to thank Peggy (O'Neal), the board and Brendon (Gale) for sticking by me.

"'Choco' (Mark Williams), as every year, you've helped take my game to another level and I'm going to miss you around the club.

"I'm very blessed to have so many great people in my life and I'm very grateful for it."

Martin was named All Australian for the first time last week and is among the leading Brownlow Medal contenders after averaging a career-high 31 possessions this season as a permanent midfielder.

The 25-year-old ranked No.1 at Tigerland for total disposals, contested possessions, uncontested possessions and inside-50s, and No.2 for clearances, centre clearances and rebound 50s.

He racked up a career-high 43 touches against Essendon in round 17 and had 30 disposals or more in 14 games, including in 10 of his last 11.

Under the Tigers' voting system, Richmond's match committee casts a consensus rating for each player, between zero and five, with no votes awarded for a below average game.

Cotchin led the count up to Richmond’s round 13 bye before Martin struck a rich vein of form, polling the maximum five votes three times in the final 10 rounds.

Martin was able to overcome a dramatic year that started last December when he was accused of threatening a woman with a chopstick in a Melbourne restaurant.

A Victoria Police investigation into the accusations was dropped, as was an AFL investigation, and Martin was handed a $5000 suspended fine by his club for being drunk in public.

Yet another challenge for Martin in 2016 has been staying in touch with his father after he was deported to New Zealand in March for his involvement in the outlaw Rebels motorcycle gang.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-09-08/martin-pips-rance-to-win-tigers-best-and-fairest

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The Kevin Bartlett Medal for fifth-place

Shaun Grigg on 35 votes.

Laughable that this guy was our 5th best this season.

In fact it makes sense how poor we have been...

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6th best player was dropped twice...

How did  Grigg & Ellis both finish ahead of Lloyd....and Hamspud & Shank equal with him?

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Congratulations to Dustin. Well deserved.

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How on earth did Vickery score 15 votes for that season?   I must be living in a parallel universe!