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JASON JOHNSON LEADS THE PACK
Somethings never change and that is the case with the 2003 TAG Heuer Player of the Week voting. Jason Johnson won the award in 2002 and after Round 12 leads the competition this season with 27 votes. Bomber spearhead Matthew Lloyd holds down second position with 20 votes and the skipper James Hird has polled 13 votes putting him in third place. Mark Johnson, Scott Lucas, Dean Rioli and Dean Solomon are also in close contention.
Somethings never change and that is the case with the 2003 TAG Heuer Player of the Week voting. Jason Johnson won the award in 2002 and after Round 12 leads the competition this season with 27 votes. Bomber spearhead Matthew Lloyd holds down second position with 20 votes and the skipper James Hird has polled 13 votes putting him in third place. Mark Johnson, Scott Lucas, Dean Rioli and Dean Solomon are also in close contention.
Remember to keep your votes coming in each week for the chance to win TAG Heuer merchandise.Everyone who votes in the TAG Heuer Player of the Year competition will go into the running for a package of TAG Heuer merchandise worth $800, plus an invitation for two to present the TAG Heuer Player of the Year award to the winning player at the Crichton Medal dinner at Crown. Plus there is a weekly prize to one lucky voter - a TAG Heuer cap valued at $50. This cap is not offered for sale so it is an exclusive item!
You can vote each week by following the link from the match report page.Each Wednesday night the results for the previous week will be announced, and posted on The TAG Heuer Player of the Week page.
Triple premiership player Bob McClure passed away last night at the age 78 years. McClure played 90 games for the Bombers between 1946 and 1951 and was one of the club's greatest ruckmen. He starred in the 1946 premiership win and was then best on ground in the 1949 premiership victory. McClure was ranked 46th in the Champions of Essendon last season.
