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"Adam Goodes did not deserve the 2006 Brownlow as Scott West had a much better season and Goodes is just an overrated loser. Justice was served when Sydney Swans lost the Grand Final by one point with Goodes within 5 metres of the ball when the siren sounded. Scott West for the 2007 Brownlow Medal. Sydney for the wooden spoon." 202.10.86.5914:04, 5 October 2006 (UTC)Reply
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