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Brendan Fevola
Carlton Blues
Brendan had his best season this year, missing out on the magical ton by a goal and finishing third in the best and fairest behind Chris Judd and Marc Murphy. He was a key component of several victories and he took the most contested marks of any Blue (33). With 486 career goals, he ranks third on the club’s all-time list.
Price: $29.95
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Chris Judd
Carlton Blues
Chris capped his first season as Blues skipper by winning the John Nicholls Medal and being named All-Australian captain. His leadership has been invaluable to the developing Carlton list, leading the AFL in hard-ball gets (136). Wins the ball superbly and uses it to perfection. Rated by many as the best player in the competition.
Price: $29.95
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Nick Riewoldt
St Kilda Saints
Appointed sole captain at the start of last season, Riewoldt responded with another stellar year, being named All-Australian for the third time, leading the Saints’ goalkicking (65), finishing second in the best and fairest and starring in the semi-final win against Collingwood with a five-goal, best-on-ground performance.
Price: $29.95
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Brad Johnson
Western Bulldogs
The skipper battled through niggling injuries last season to top the Bulldogs’ goalkicking (50), take the most marks inside 50 (57) and rack up the second highest number of kicks (331). Ever the professional, Johnson impressed with his defensive pressure up forward, and his match-winning effort in his 300th game against Adelaide in round one will long be remembered.
Price: $29.95
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Dale Thomas
Collingwood Magpies
After 16 games in an immensely promising debut season in 2006, Thomas established himself as a key player in the Collingwood side and a genuine star of the future with an excellent 2007 season, in which he played every game, including all three finals, averaging just under 16 possessions per outing
Price: $29.95
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Lance Franklin
Hawthorn Hawks
One of the most exciting – and talked about – players in the AFL was superb last year, becoming the first indigenous player in League history to kick 100 goals in a season. Played every game and led the competition in goals (113), the club for contested marks (64) and won the best and fairest. Fast, athletic and capable of the freakish, especially around goal.
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Matthew Lloyd
Essendon Bombers
Matthew Lloyd is destined to be remembered as one of the games greatest full-forwards. Lloyd was picked up in the U16 draft in a deal that saw three players (Tony Delaney,Todd Ridley and Dale Kickett) go to the Fremantle Dockers. Lloyd starred in the Reserves a number of times in 1995 before making his debut in the seniors that year playing in two finals games and kicking a goal with his first kick.
Price: $29.95
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Gary Ablett
Geelong Cats
2009 BROWNLOW MEDALIST!!
Ablett is debatably the best player in the competition. His 2008 season was memorable, even though he did not finish with a premiership medal and he was desperately unlucky not to have won the Brownlow Medal, having missed four games with injury. He averaged more than 28 disposals a game, had 34 touches in the Grand Final in a performance that saw him finish second in Norm Smith Medal voting and was near impossible to stop.
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