2024 Brownlow Medal: Patrick Cripps scores record-breaking votes haul to win second Charlie
Isaac Heeney may dominate the count, but a suspension leaves him ineligible, meaning almost anyone could claim the 111th Brownlow Medal.
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Round 2
Caleb Serong has another three votes in a nice bright start.
Warner adds another vote while Isaac Heeney gets his first three votes.
Still no Eagles votes.
Tom Green leads so far with eight votes and is in the house.
Round 1
Every team was in action for Round 1 and Carlton’s Patrick Cripps is on the board with three votes.
Chad Warner goes six for six to start.
Matt Rowell also has six from six.
No Eagles polled in round one while Caleb Serong starts with three.
Opening Round
Chad Warner earns the first three votes of the season as we relive the first games of the season.
Nick Daicos misses the votes in his first game.
Count time!
The players and partners have finished their first meal and the count is set to get underway.
Will we have a run-away winner, or will we have a tie?
Settle back and relax as we bring you all the action.
WA boys look sharp
Representing West Coast and Fremantle respectively, Liam Duggan and Andrew Brayshaw look a million bucks as they arrive on the red carpet.
Whoops!
Someone forgot to spell check the Power table!
Willem Drew looking a little different.
Classic Hogan
The Coleman medallist is in the building and looking sharp!
He appears to have recovered from the head knock that saw him bandaged up in the semifinal.
Eagles legend touches down
Former Eagles player Ben Cousins hits the carpet with his sister Sophie.
Ginny up!
Jack Ginnivan has made his share of headlines but there’s no doubt he’s being outshone here.
History in the making
Lion and former Docker Lachie Neale is staring down the barrel of AFL immortality if he wins his third Brownlow.
