AlexTheEel said:
I dont think it will be possible for a player from the 12th placed club to win it.
That should make it even better.
It's supposed to be the "Best and Fairest" Player of 2004, whether they finished 1st or last.
Hindmarsh played the Test match - he dominated.
Hindmarsh played the three Origins - he dominated.
Hindmarsh played all club games - he dominated.
He and Buderus should have been the only two players considered,and given our team's fortunes and all the crap that happened this year, Hindmarsh should have easily won it.
He overcame adversity - the sign of a true champion.