On Monday night, Australian Football player Adam Cooney won the Australian Football League's most prestigious award, the Brownlow Medal, awarded to the AFL's best and fairest. He received 24 votes, behind Simon Black with 23 votes and Gary Ablett and Matthew Richardson with 22 votes. Cooney took the lead after 20 rounds of votes has been cast ( out of twenty-two), and is the first Western Bulldogs player to win the medal since 1992. It should also be noted that AFL CEO, Andrew Demitriew mistakenly started calling out Round 2 's votes at the start of the count, when Round 1's votes should have been called out.
On Monday night, Australian Football player Adam Cooney won the Australian Football League's most prestigious award, the Brownlow Medal, awarded to the AFL's best and fairest. He received 24 votes, ahead of Simon Black with 23 votes and Gary Ablett and Matthew Richardson with 22 votes. Cooney took the lead after 20 rounds of votes had been cast ( from twenty-two), and is the first Western Bulldogs player to win the medal since 1992. It should also be noted that AFL CEO, Andrew Demetriou mistakenly started reading out the votes for Round 2 first, instead of the votes for Round 1.
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