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Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
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Sun Oct 09, 2011 5:26 pmby Pseudo
Herr Spellmeister,
Today the U18s Alan Stewart medal (the Jack Oatey for the U18s) was won by a player from the losing side.
When if ever has this happened before, across any of the grades?
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
Posted:
Sun Oct 09, 2011 5:49 pmby Pseudo
an while we're at it, when was the last time the 2nd semi final winners all lost the GF?
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
Posted:
Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:14 pmby CK
Without stealing Spelly's thunder on the first one Pseudo - no Jack Oatey Medallist has been from the losing team.
It may have changed yesterday, had Lee Spurr's kick been on target.
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
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Mon Oct 10, 2011 1:35 pmby Pseudo
CK wrote:Without stealing Spelly's thunder on the first one Pseudo - no Jack Oatey Medallist has been from the losing team.
It may have changed yesterday, had Lee Spurr's kick been on target.
Cheers CK. But had Spurr's kick been on target, the JO medal still would have gone to a player on the winning team
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
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Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:09 pmby spell_check
I thought yesterday could have been the day that a player from the losing side won one for the first time. Especially seeing there has not been a closer Grand Final since the Medal was inaugurated in 1981.
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
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Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:13 pmby spell_check
Pseudo wrote:an while we're at it, when was the last time the 2nd semi final winners all lost the GF?
The top three grades in 1994 - Eagles, Port and Eagles lost to Port, West and South respectively.
Re: Jack Oatey (or equivalent) medallists
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Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:18 pmby spell_check
Three out of the four grades in 1978 (Sturt in the League, North in the 19s and Port in the 17s) lost to Norwood, West and Central.