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| Scott Pendlebury |
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80% |
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| Dayne Beams |
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matrix10
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| AN_Inkling wrote: | Either Pendlebury or Sidebottom. I think Steele's suspension may just give it to Scott.
The top three are certainties though, just the order in question:
1. Pendlebury
2. Sidebottom
3. Beams |
Pretty much- although Elliott would be close if not for missed games.
Agree- re: Frost being well in contention.
No-one else near it |
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mattys123
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Location: Narre Warren, VIC
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Sidey missing those 3 games through suspension cost him any chance under the voting system.
Pendles played 21/22 games, the next closest of the contenders is Beams and Sidey with 19, that's a big advantage for Scott.
Pendles will win it easily. |
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rand corp
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Pendles by the length of the Flemington straight
then a battle between Beams and Sides for the minors. |
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Jezza 
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1). Pendlebury
2). Beams
3). Sidebottom
After that I think it will really drop off in terms of predictability and we may see some surprising results. I think Cloke, Blair, Lumumba and a few of our defenders like Frost and Langdon are going to feature in the top 10 and possibly Swan but not likely as he was nowhere near the form he's shown in the past seven years.
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qldmagpie67
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| Jezza wrote: | 1). Pendlebury
2). Beams
3). Sidebottom
After that I think it will really drop off in terms of predictability and we may see some surprising results. I think Cloke, Blair, Lumumba and a few of our defenders like Frost and Langdon are going to feature in the top 10 and possibly Swan but not likely as he was nowhere near the form he's shown in the past seven years. |
Pretty much agree Jezza think really it's between Beams and Pendles sidey will poll well but not nearly enough to challenge the other 2. |
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HAL
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uncanny
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And the trifecta in the Copeland for 2014 is
#10
#22
#17
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David 
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| inxs88 wrote: | 1. Pendlebury
2. Beams
3. Sidebottom
4. Elliot
5. Langdon
6. Frost (22 games shall help)
7. McCaffer
8. Blair (because Bucks' love child)
9. Maxwell (had a great start remember)
10. Lumumba (20 possession avg, over 20 games) |
Generally agree, but I think Cloke might sneak in for a placing, perhaps ahead of Maxwell.
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RudeBoy
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1. Pendles
2. Sidey
3. Beams |
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die4pies 
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Joined: 07 Nov 2005
Location: Trenerry Cres.
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1. Bud Copeland Trophy - Beams
2. R T Rush Trophy - Pendlebury
3. J J Joyce Trophy - Sidebottom
4. Jock McHale Trophy - Frost
5. Jack Regan Trophy - Lumumba
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