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The Double Blues have held their B&F tonight and no surprise that Zane Kirkwood has won another one...

Ian Callinan took home the highly coveted Ravens' B+F award. In keeping with the theme of B+F winners at the club, he will not be there next season.

Matt Panos is the Norwood Football Club Champion for 2015, beating Tim Webber by 1 vote.

West Adelaide B&F was tonight won by Jason Porplyzia. Runner-up was Chris Schmidt. Jono Beech finished third.

Angus Rowntree for the Eagles followed by Luke Jarrad and Jarred Allmond

Marlon Motlop won North's best and fairest from Cameron Craig and Todd Miles. In a dismal year Marlon stood out like a beacon. He has completely turned his football around.

robranisgod wrote:Marlon Motlop won North's best and fairest from Cameron Craig and Todd Miles. In a dismal year Marlon stood out like a beacon. He has completely turned his football around.

Cameron Craig runner-up is a bit of a surprise, to me, but he is a pretty reliable defender...

Big Phil wrote:

robranisgod wrote:Marlon Motlop won North's best and fairest from Cameron Craig and Todd Miles. In a dismal year Marlon stood out like a beacon. He has completely turned his football around.

Cameron Craig runner-up is a bit of a surprise, to me, but he is a pretty reliable defender...

With due respect to Cameron it shows what a disastrous year North had. He would have struggled to make North's best side. It would be interesting to see how many games each North player played this year. In addition to a change in coach I trust that there is a change in fitness regime

Jason Porplyzia won the West Adelaide "Neil Kerley" B&F last night

I think from the SMS I just got from my daughter that Joel Cross won Souths B&F.
It just said "Crosssssyyyyy"

Knuckey Cup:

1- Joel Cross
2- Matt Rose
3- Brad Crabb tied with Xavier Gotch

CDFC Norm Russell Medal

1. Travis Schiller 216
2. Paul Thomas 211
3. Luke Habel 160

One for Spell Check, is this the first time brothers have one a club's B & F in consecutive years? Jarrod Schiller was the winner last year. According to the MC at the presentation tonight it possibly is.

Groucho wrote:According to the MC at the (CDFC) presentation tonight it possibly is.

Who happened to be none other than former RPH SANFL Commentator Paul Blandis.

Gee Thommo has had a great year. After the last couple of years I wasn't sure he'd be able to get through this one but he turned that idea around. Still a sneaky chance of 300 games. Been a while since we had someone clock up 300 with one club. Not many more deserving to do it IMHO and maybe the last for a long time to come.

saintal wrote:Knuckey Cup:

1- Joel Cross
2- Matt Rose
3- Brad Crabb tied with Xavier Gotch

Rosey second, legend.

Groucho wrote:CDFC Norm Russell Medal

1. Travis Schiller 216
2. Paul Thomas 211
3. Luke Habel 160

One for Spell Check, is this the first time brothers have one a club's B & F in consecutive years? Jarrod Schiller was the winner last year. According to the MC at the presentation tonight it possibly is.

1989 NAFC best and fairest A.N. Jarman
1990 D.R. Jarman.

robranisgod wrote:

Groucho wrote:CDFC Norm Russell Medal

1. Travis Schiller 216
2. Paul Thomas 211
3. Luke Habel 160

One for Spell Check, is this the first time brothers have one a club's B & F in consecutive years? Jarrod Schiller was the winner last year. According to the MC at the presentation tonight it possibly is.

1989 NAFC best and fairest A.N. Jarman
1990 D.R. Jarman.

I think that the 1922 and 1923 PAFC best and fairest winners Clem and L.C. Dayman were brothers.

Matthew Snook did a clean sweep at Glenelg last night.
He won the Snouts Louts POTY, the player's MVP, and the League Best & Fairest.

Andrew Bradley won the Best Team Man & was runner up in B&F by 16 votes.

Darcy Bailey won the ER Curnow award for Committment & Dedication on & off field

Further to Jackal's post:

WWTFC B&F

1) Rowntree 52
2) Jarrad 41
3) Allmond 40
4) Petrenko 38
5) Thompson 28
6) Ainger 24

Reserves B&F

1) Sam Rowland
2) Matt Appleton
3) Joe Sinor

Not like Paul Bland is to be wrong. Miss him on the radio like a hole in the head.