Who was your clubs best in 2011?

16th September 2011 Category: Feature

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Of all the individual awards handed out at the conclusion of the season, Player Rater is best placed to predict the outcome of the best and fairest, because like the B&F format, the Player Rater system rewards consistency across a season. 

Below are the predicted standings for each clubs Best and Fairest award.

Players that played less than 15 games, have been excluded. They include: Daniel Kerr, Heath Shaw, David Mundy and Barry Hall.

Notes:

  • Carlton are the only team that had all of their top 5 rated players play 22 games this season. Richmond were the next best.
  • Nick Dal Santo is a clear favourite for the St Kilda B&F. Riewoldt will likely finish outside the top 5.
  • Port Adelaide was the only team without a player rated over 7 for the season.
  • 3 of Fremantle’s top 5 rated players played less than 14 games (Barlow, Mundy and Sandilands).
  • The top 5 players for both Collingwood and Geelong finished in the top 30 overall.
  • Gary Ablett and Trent Cotchin have already been awarded their respective clubs B&F (Cotchin finished 2nd to Martin by .01 on Player Rater).

Top 5 rated players from each club in 2011:

Adelaide:
Scott Thompson - 7.40 (22)
Rory Sloane - 6.75 (18)
Nathan van Berlo - 6.73 (22)
Bernie Vince - 6.70 (17)
Sam Jacobs - 6.66 (16)
 
Carlton:
Chris Judd - 7.80 (22)
Marc Murphy - 7.67 (22)
Kade Simpson - 7.15 (22)
Bryce Gibbs - 7.13 (22)
Heath Scotland - 7.11 (22) 
 
Essendon:
Jobe Watson - 7.24 (16)
David Zaharakis - 7.10 (22)
Brent Stanton - 7.03 (20)
Dyson Heppell - 6.91 (22)
Michael Hurley - 6.81 (17)

Geelong:
Joel Selwood - 7.44 (18)
Steve Johnson - 7.43 (21)
James Kelly - 7.34 (21)
Jimmy Bartel - 7.30 (21)
Matthew Scarlett - 7.24 (19)

Hawthorn:
Lance Franklin - 7.74 (19)
Sam Mitchell - 7.72 (20)
Luke Hodge - 7.42 (19)
Cyril Rioli - 7.38 (16)
Brad Sewell - 7.12 (19)

North Melbourne:
Brent Harvey - 7.17 (22)
Todd Goldstein - 7.10 (21)
Daniel Wells - 7.10 (21)
Andrew Swallow - 6.92 (22)
Drew Petrie - 6.90 (21)

Richmond:
Dustin Martin - 7.19 (22)
Trent Cotchin - 7.18 (22)
Brett Deledio - 7.08 (22)
Jack Riewoldt - 6.85 (22)
Alex Rance - 6.59 (19)

Sydney:
Adam Goodes - 7.46 (22)
Shane Mumford - 7.24 (17)
Jude Bolton - 7.20 (20)
Ryan O'Keefe - 7.08 (22)
Jarrad McVeigh - 6.89 (20)

Western Bulldogs:
Matthew Boyd - 7.54 (22)
Ryan Griffen - 7.04 (22)
Daniel Cross - 6.96 (22)
Robert Murphy - 6.95 (21)
Daniel Giansiracusa - 6.84 (20)
Brisbane:
Simon Black - 7.11 (22)
Jack Redden - 7.03 (22)
Tom Rockliff - 6.98 (20) 
Matthew Leuenberger - 6.81 (22)
Daniel Rich - 6.67 (16)

Collingwood:
Dane Swan - 7.79 (21)
Scott Pendlebury - 7.72 (22)
Dale Thomas - 7.46 (19)
Luke Ball - 7.31 (21)
Travis Cloke - 7.24 (22)

Fremantle:
Nathan Fyfe - 7.29 (21)
Matthew Pavlich - 7.09 (20)
Greg Broughton - 6.75 (21)
Stephen Hill - 6.51 (22)
Paul Duffield - 6.44 (21)

Gold Coast:
Gary Ablett - 7.76 (20)
Michael Rischitelli - 7.01 (21)
Nathan Bock - 6.81 (21)
Jared Brennan - 6.66 (22)
Jarrod Harbrow - 6.55 (22)
 
Melbourne:
Brent Moloney - 7.01 (22)
Jack Trengove - 6.94 (19)
Nathan Jones - 6.80 (22)
James Frawley - 6.79 (21)
Colin Sylvia - 6.64 (19)
 
Port Adelaide:
Travis Boak - 6.80 (21)
Robbie Gray - 6.79 (22)
Hamish Hartlett - 6.75 (16)
Justin Westhoff - 6.45 (20)
Troy Chaplin - 6.39 (21)
 
St Kilda:
Nick Dal Santo - 7.42 (22)
Brendon Goddard - 6.99 (22)
Sam Fisher - 6.99 (22)
Jason Gram - 6.96 (19)
Leigh Montagna - 6.88 (20)

West Coast:
Dean Cox - 7.45 (22)
Matt Priddis - 7.42 (22)
Mark LeCras - 7.23 (19)
Andrew Embley - 7.23 (22)
Josh Kennedy - 7.00 (20)
 

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