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VFL Seniors – 2nd
Preliminary Final
Port Melbourne vs. Williamstown
Saturday 20th September 2008
TEAC Oval at 2:10PM
Port Melbourne
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B |
S. Brewer |
Livingston |
Pleming |
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HB |
McGrath |
Baird |
Smith |
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C |
Hassett |
Pinwill |
Robbins |
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HF |
Cotchett |
Pitt |
Cain |
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F |
Nahas |
Bonaddio |
McLaren |
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R |
Fanning |
McMahon |
B. Nixon |
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Int |
McGlynn |
Dillon |
Dalton |
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Pearce |
Martin |
Dwyer |
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S. deBruin |
Mullins |
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Williamstown
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B |
McKenzie |
Meyer |
Everitt |
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HB |
Picken |
Wight |
Addison |
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C |
Stretton |
Bre. Johnson |
Ray |
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HF |
Jolley |
Cloke |
Wood |
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F |
Rose |
Little |
Skipper |
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R |
Street |
Ward |
Reid |
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Int |
Young |
Shaw |
O'Keefe |
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Urch |
Lockwood |
Beaumont |
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Boumann |
Greene |
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From the Herald-Sun
Reported by Chris Mitchell
Full article Click here
JAMES Podsiadly's week just got a whole lot bigger.
A
day after booting eight goals against Casey Scorpions to lead Werribee to a VFL
preliminary final, the Tigers captain last night won the league
best-and-fairest, the J. J. Liston Trophy.
In a thrilling vote count at Moonee Valley, the star forward polled one vote for booting seven goals in the 66-point win at Bendigo in Round 19 to finish with 16 votes and pip Sandringham skipper Peter Summers and Williamstown captain Brett Johnson by a solitary vote.
Johnson missed the votes in the final-round Williamstown-Werribee clash at Burbank Oval, while Summers failed to poll in Sandy's home loss to North Ballarat, handing Podsiadly victory.
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Congratulations James Podsiadly - 2008 J.J. Liston Medallist
In a close vote count held at Moonee Valley Racecourse, Werribee Captain James Podsiadly was voted the competitions most prestigious award as the Best and Fairest player.
Podsiadly narrowly missed out on the goal-kicking award, the Frosty Miller medal at seasons end to prolific VFA/VFL forward Nick Sautner.
Podsiadly (16 Votes) finished just one vote ahead of Peter Summers from Sandringham and Brett Johnson from Williamstown who shared second place with 15 votes. The Dolphins Paul Kennedy also polled strongly, polling 14 votes, reflecting his strong season.
Glen Carrick from the Coburg Tigers took out the A. Todd medal for Reserves Best and Fairest earlier in the night.
Final Votes:
James Podsiadly (Werribee) - 16 Votes
Peter Summers (Sandringham) - 15 Votes
Brett Johnson (Williamstown) - 15 Votes
Paul Kennedy (Frankston) - 14 Votes
Greg Tivendale (Coburg) - 14 Votes
Brett Goodes (Nth Ballarat) - 14 Votes
