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Bevo Coach of the Year
AFLCA have also voted Bevo coach of the year. Final votes:
365 - Bevo
305 - Simpson
116 - Lyon
This year we have AFLCA Coach of the Year, AFLCA Young Player of the Year (Bont), All Australian Captain (Murph) and U22 All Australian Captain (Package).
Not too bad.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
AFLCA have also voted Bevo coach of the year. Final votes:
365 - Bevo
305 - Simpson
116 - Lyon
This year we have AFLCA Coach of the Year, AFLCA Young Player of the Year (Bont), All Australian Captain (Murph) and U22 All Australian Captain (Package).
Not too bad.
Incredible really when you think about it, what more do we have to do?
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Win a freakin flag!!!!!!!!
bulldogs are forever not just when they are winning
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Not bad a first year coach and a first year captain win so many awards. Well done to all.
Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
AWARD RESULTS
Allan Jeans senior coach of the year
1. Luke Beveridge – Western Bulldogs (365 votes)
2. Adam Simpson – West Coast (305)
3. Ross Lyon – Fremantle (116)
Best young player
1. Marcus Bontempelli – Western Bulldogs (557 votes)
2. Patrick Cripps – Carlton (527)
3. Jeremy McGovern – West Coast (362)
Assistant coach of the year
1. Adam Kingsley – St Kilda (8.22 of a possible score of 10)
2. Danny Sexton – St Kilda (8.10)
3. Simon Goodwin – Melbourne (7.99)
4. Stuart Dew – Sydney (7.93)
5. Gavin Brown – North Melbourne (7.88)
AFLCA champion player of the year
1. Dan Hannebery – Sydney (101 votes)
2. Nat Fyfe – Fremantle (100)
3. Josh Kennedy – Sydney (87)
4. Matt Priddis – West Coast (75)
5. Andrew Gaff – West Coast (74)
6. Todd Goldstein – North Melbourne (73
7. David Mundy – Fremantle (73)
FFC: Established 1883
Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Congratulations Luke, well deserved. A major player in turning this team around.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
FFC: Established 1883
Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Alastair Clarkson stiff not to make the top 3. He's the best coach going around in my book.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
ratsmac
Alastair Clarkson stiff not to make the top 3. He's the best coach going around in my book.
Oh and congrats to Bevo BTW
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
ratsmac
Alastair Clarkson stiff not to make the top 3. He's the best coach going around in my book.
Clarkson has never won coach of the year. Quite strange given he is odds on to become a 4 time premiership coach. Given the age of Hawthorns list, this may be the last year of their premiership window. The AFLCA would be quite embarrassed if he never wins one I reckon.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
Clarkson has never won coach of the year. Quite strange given he is odds on to become a 4 time premiership coach. Given the age of Hawthorns list, this may be the last year of their premiership window. The AFLCA would be quite embarrassed if he never wins one I reckon.
Wow, I did not know that. How on earth has he never won it??
I suppose Ross Lyon has won it with that boring brain dead style football though.
Anyway it's great to see Luke get recognition for the giant steps he has taken with our young list.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
Clarkson has never won coach of the year. Quite strange given he is odds on to become a 4 time premiership coach. Given the age of Hawthorns list, this may be the last year of their premiership window. The AFLCA would be quite embarrassed if he never wins one I reckon.
Punches too many walls. Worries the PC brigade at AFL house. I would have thought holding the cup aloft would make you coach of the year, but depends what you start with I guess.
Congrats Bevo. We love having you and thanks for all you have done, Man of Mayhem.
You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
Clarkson has never won coach of the year. Quite strange given he is odds on to become a 4 time premiership coach. Given the age of Hawthorns list, this may be the last year of their premiership window. The AFLCA would be quite embarrassed if he never wins one I reckon.
Punches too many walls. Worries the PC brigade at AFL house.
What's the point of the AFLCA champion player of the year?
You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
Ghost Dog
Punches too many walls. Worries the PC brigade at AFL house.
What's the point of the AFLCA champion player of the year?
From what I understand, the award is voted on by other coaches. Nothing to do with AFL house.
I actually really like the format of the AFLCA player of the year. Every week, both coaches give 5-4-3-2-1 votes every game, released weekly. So 10 votes available for an outstanding performance. I find them worth a look, arguably most credible award in the game.
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Re: Bevo Coach of the Year
Originally Posted by
PeanutsPeanuts
From what I understand, the award is voted on by other coaches. Nothing to do with AFL house.
I actually really like the format of the AFLCA player of the year. Every week, both coaches give 5-4-3-2-1 votes every game, released weekly. So 10 votes available for an outstanding performance. I find them worth a look, arguably most credible award in the game.
EASILY the most credible award in the game. Voted on by the only blokes who are always paying attention to everything that's happening.
You know a player has torn a game apart when he gets the 10. Both coaches have acknowledged that he was the best player on the ground.