2011 Best & Fairest Winners

[brod]

DAVID Zaharakis has capped an excellent breakout season by winning Essendon's best and fairest

Consistent midfielder Brent Stanton finished second - the highest placing of his career - with 313 votes, while emerging key position star Michael Hurley captured his first top-three placing with 292 votes.

Captain Jobe Watson finished fourth on 270 votes despite missing six games, while consistent midfielder Heath Hocking rounded out the top five with 248 votes.

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WESTERN Bulldogs captain Matthew Boyd has capped off an outstanding season to win his second Charles Sutton Medal from defender Robert Murphy on Friday night.

Boyd, 29, polled 140 votes from Murphy (130) to win the award for the first time since 2009 and in his debut season as skipper.

[Jim05]

Essendon Top 10
1- Zaharakis 332
2- Stanton 313
3- Hurley 292
4- Watson 270
5- Hocking 248
6- Fletcher 231
7- Heppell 226
8- Crameri 225
9- Ryder 224
10- Howlett 216

[Media Park]

Darren Glass wins West Coast Best and Fairest.

[Dirko]

Pendelbury won Collingwoods.

Swan IIRC came third.

Eddie is protesting the result.

[Media Park]

Pendelbury won Collingwoods.

Swan IIRC came third.

Eddie is protesting the result.

first and second
pendles 65
swan 54

[brod]

SYDNEY Swans co-captain Adam Goodes' stature at the club continues to soar after he won a third Bob Skilton Medal in Sydney on Friday night.

Goodes polled a total of 615 votes to comfortably win this year's award as the Swans' best player from Rhyce Shaw and Josh Kennedy, who tied for second on 573 votes.

Ryan O'Keefe (542) and Ted Richards (523) rounded out the top five, but Goodes was a clear and popular winner.

[Wedgie]

Good result at Collingwood and Carlton, looks like the admin there has the same opinion as I do as to who is the best player in the team and who is massively overrated in the media and the umpires at both clubs.

[smac]

Pendelbury won Collingwoods.

Swan IIRC came third.

Eddie is protesting the result.

No, Ed is moving Pendelbury into the room Malthouse just moved out of. Crisis averted.

[Ripdschitlaz]

Sam Fisher got the Saints B&F.
Well done lad.

[Media Park]

Sam Mitchell wins the Peter Crimmins Medal ahead of Josh Gibson, Grant Birchall, Lance Franklin and Luke Hodge.

And lastly Fremantle:
{From the Herald Sun}
MATTHEW Pavlich won his sixth Doig Medal in a stunning upset last night to further underline his status as Fremantle's greatest ever player.

Pavlich upset pre-count favourites Nat Fyfe and Luke McPharlin to be crowned club champion at the Burswood Grand Ballroom, finishing with 144 votes to defeat Fyfe by three votes.

Greg Broughton was third with 118 and McPharlin fourth on 108.

[NO-MERCY]

Missed a few games didn't he Pavlich?
Don't agree with that result.

[brod]

Have updated the list on the first page with all of the winners

[Media Park]

Missed a few games didn't he Pavlich?
Don't agree with that result.

The web page said that Fyfe finished the ear early with surgery, too.

[Pup]

Missed a few games didn't he Pavlich?
Don't agree with that result.

Fyfe played 21 and Pavlich played 20 but i agree i would have though Fyfe had the better year out of the two.

[Booney]

Good result at Collingwood and Carlton, looks like the admin there has the same opinion as I do as to who is the best player in the team and who is massively overrated in the media and the umpires at both clubs.

However, the two respective clubs coaching panels know what they asked the player to do during any given game, ie the role they needed to play and the umpires, not being privvy to that, only can give votes on what they see on the day so of course you will get differing opinions on the players as they ( the umpires and coaching panels ) are working to different parameters.