The Brownlow, Coleman & Premiership treble | BigFooty Forum On three occasions, an ineligible player has tallied the highest number of Brownlow votes: The voting system has come under scrutiny because the medal is almost always won by midfield players, with relatively few key-position players ever winning. BIG call for the year: Tasmanian team's admission still won't be determined by the end of the season as the AFL continues to play politics over a new stadium to which there is considerable opposition. Rory Lobb - 7 Named as the captain of the AFL Team of the Century at centre-half back, Whittens versatility allowed for him to feature at centre-half forward as well, leading to 111 Brownlow votes over a stellar career spanning two decades. Brad Hill - 4 Eight best and fairests, four premierships and a VFLPA MVP trophy win in 1982 (an award that would later be named after Leigh Matthews) are just some of the notable achievements that Matthews compiled over the duration of his 332 game AFL career. His standout season resulted in equalling the highest total votes received by one player (36), with Marcus Bontempelli, Clayton Oliver and Sam Walsh also obtaining 30 or more votes for the season. Crippa and Charles.Also Crippa and Charles. He's averaging career-highs in disposals (19 per game), inside 50s (five per game) and marks (seven per game) and ranks first in the league for score involvements. Coleman Medal: Tom Lynch McHale coached Collingwood to win 8 premierships, four of which were in consecutive years. Williams polled in 11 of all 22 matches in which he played in a 24-round season which included two byes. Trent Cotchin - 4 Judd polled in 12 of 19 matches of the home-and-away season in which he played (having missed the Round 1 match with Richmond at the MCG, the Round 2 match with Brisbane at the Gabba and the Round 3 match with Essendon at the MCG). Biggest riser: Western Bulldogs after 1930, the winner was the player who had the most 3-vote games; then, if still tied, the most 2-vote games. Brownlow Medal guide from Lachie Neale to Clayton Oliver and