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CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS: THE FANS TEAM
BomberLand users have spoken. Our would-be Chairman of Selectors have sifted through the Essendon player list and come up with what they think is the best side the Bombers could put on the park in 2002. Users were set the task of picking the best Essendon 22 from the current senior list – Dean Solomon was not included because of his season-ending knee injury. Just over 1000 entries were received for the competition and the results were very interesting! <a href=""/interactive/chairman.asp"">Click here for story and final team</a>.
BomberLand users have spoken. Our would-be Chairman of Selectors have sifted through the Essendon player list and come up with what they think is the best side the Bombers could put on the park in 2002. Users were set the task of picking the best Essendon 22 from the current senior list – Dean Solomon was not included because of his season-ending knee injury. Just over 1000 entries were received for the competition and the results were very interesting!
The bookends – Matthew Lloyd and Dustin Fletcher were the most overwhelming winners of their respective positions. Both players received 96% of the vote. Other players to gain more than 50% of the vote in their respective positions were Mark Johnson (back pocket), Joe Misiti (centre), Scott Lucas (centre half forward) and Paul Salmon (ruck). Jason Johnson and Damien Peverill were also comfortable winners in the ruck rover and rover categories respectively. James Hird received votes for a number of positions including centre half forward, centre and ruck rover but it was on the half forward flank where he was a clear winner.
Mixed news at the AFL tribunal tonight with Dean Rioli to miss this weekend after being found guilty of a head butting charge and suspended for one match. But good news with Chris Heffernan being cleared of a striking charge, leaving him free to play this weekend. It is good news for the Bombers with Heffernan and Rioli in good form recently. The tribunal will also be busy tomorrow night with a number of players from both Brisbane and Essendon to face wrestling and melee charges.