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NEW Western Bulldogs spearhead Travis Cloke has been well supported to win this year’s Coleman Medal.
In a fascinating twist to his departure from Collingwood, the premiership spearhead has attracted the third-most money with TAB to top the league goalkicking tally in 2017.
Only Jeremy Cameron ($7) and Jesse Hogan ($26) have attracted more money than Cloke ($34) to win this year’s Coleman Medal race.
Cloke kicked only 17 goals from 13 AFL games last year, his lowest number of goals in a season in 10 years, and was traded for a late pick.
But the 29-year-old wants to revive his career alongside Dogs’ forwards Tom Boyd and Stewart Crameri inside-50m as the club attempts to win back-to-back premierships next season.
And with a mouth-watering clash against Collingwood lined up in Round 1, punters fancy Cloke to reignite his career at the kennel in preseason betting.
“Cloke’s highest total in a season is 69 goals in 2011 so punters are backing him to have a career-best season with the midfield of Marcus Bontempelli, Tom Liberatore, Luke Dahlhaus and Co. delivering it to him on a platter,” TAB’s Nick Quinn said.
West Coast’s Josh Kennedy ($3.50) is again favourite to win a third-straight Coleman Medal after bagging 80 and 75 goals in his past two seasons.
Sydney superstar Lance Franklin ($4) and Gold Coast co-captain Tom Lynch ($6) are next in line in the betting market.
NEW Western Bulldogs spearhead Travis Cloke has been well supported to win this year’s Coleman Medal.
In a fascinating twist to his departure from Collingwood, the premiership spearhead has attracted the third-most money with TAB to top the league goalkicking tally in 2017.
Only Jeremy Cameron ($7) and Jesse Hogan ($26) have attracted more money than Cloke ($34) to win this year’s Coleman Medal race.
Cloke kicked only 17 goals from 13 AFL games last year, his lowest number of goals in a season in 10 years, and was traded for a late pick.
But the 29-year-old wants to revive his career alongside Dogs’ forwards Tom Boyd and Stewart Crameri inside-50m as the club attempts to win back-to-back premierships next season.
And with a mouth-watering clash against Collingwood lined up in Round 1, punters fancy Cloke to reignite his career at the kennel in preseason betting.
“Cloke’s highest total in a season is 69 goals in 2011 so punters are backing him to have a career-best season with the midfield of Marcus Bontempelli, Tom Liberatore, Luke Dahlhaus and Co. delivering it to him on a platter,” TAB’s Nick Quinn said.
West Coast’s Josh Kennedy ($3.50) is again favourite to win a third-straight Coleman Medal after bagging 80 and 75 goals in his past two seasons.
Sydney superstar Lance Franklin ($4) and Gold Coast co-captain Tom Lynch ($6) are next in line in the betting market.
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