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COUNTLESS things can be replaced at a football club with minimal pain, but one exception is experience. Full Article at The Age
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O’Keefe won the medal count with 528 points, ahead of first-year Swan Rhyce Shaw on 453 points and co-captain Brett Kirk on 421 points. The award comes after O'Keefe wanted out of the club in 2008, but was unable to find a trade. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 11: Jude Bolton shares a laugh with Adam Goodes and Brett Kirk during a Sydney Swans AFL training session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on August 11, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. View Photo »
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A QUICK quiz. Who came second in the last two Brownlow Medal counts? And who didn't even make the 40-man All Australian squad this year despite ranking in the top five in most key midfield statistics? Buzz. Full Article at The Australian
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REVERED Bloods captain Brett Kirk has given his strongest indication yet that he will continue to lead the young generation of Sydney Swans into their next era and play on next season. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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Brett Kirk laid 14 tackles in his 128-point effort. Fremantle's Greg Broughton continues to be the best first-year player of SuperCoach in 2009. He racked up 157 points after having a career-high 37 disposals 34 were effective. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 11: Jude Bolton shares a laugh with Adam Goodes and Brett Kirk during a Sydney Swans AFL training session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on August 11, 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 11: Jude Bolton shares a laugh with Adam Goodes and Brett Kirk during a Sydney Swans AFL training session at the Sydney Cricket Ground on August 11, 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
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