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Patrick Dangerfield has been rewarded for an astonishing first season with Geelong, winning AFLs 2016 Brownlow Medal with an all-time high vote tally.Dangerfield gathered 35 votes, ensuring there was no upset for the shortest-priced favourite in recent memory.The runaway winner was judged best afield nine times to finish nine votes clear of runner-up Luke Parker of Sydney, with Richmonds Dustin Martin a vote further back.Dangerfield adds the award to his AFL Players Association and AFL Coaches Association gongs, becoming the first man since Gary Ablett to win all three major prizes.The 26-year-old left Adelaide, who drafted him in 2007, for Geelong at the end of last season to be closer to his home town of Moggs Creek.While the Cats failed to progress to a grand final in his first year at Simonds Stadium, falling to Sydney in last Fridays preliminary final, Dangerfield has claimed the highest individual honour in the game.After receiving the award on Monday night at Crown Casino, he paid tribute to past and present teammates, and the club culture.I dont think any individual that ever stands up here, stands up here just because of themselves, he said.It is a collaborative effort from previously Adelaide and now Geelong.(Playing at Geelong) has been a recipe for success and a recipe for enjoyment.Its a pretty serious business, AFL footy, but I think the link between enjoying life outside of footy, putting in the hard work ... Geelong has got the balance as good as anyone.Dangerfields nine, three-vote games ties the record set by previous winners Nat Fyfe (2015) and Greg Williams (1994).He also polled in more matches - 15 - than any previous winner.His stellar season began with a best-afield showing against premiers Hawthorn, and continued to soar.The 26-year-old tallied an incredible 48 possessions during a round 12 match against North Melbourne.Dangerfield surpasses Dane Swans tally of 34 votes set in 2011 as the most polled under the 3-2-1 system.South Melbournes Graham Teasdale won the 1977 prize with 59 votes when two senior umpires awarded votes. NFL Jerseys Supply . There are surprises among the Vezina candidates, but most of the others are standard top-tier performers, even if the two Hart Trophy runners-ups have never been quite as good as they have been through the first half of the season. Cheap Authentic Jerseys . 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Vilanova began as Guardiolas assistant, providing the tactical know-how that helped his then boss forge one of the best teams in the history of the sport -- winning 14 of a possible 19 titles from 2008-2012, including two Champions League trophies. During Vilanovas single season in charge, he led Barcelona to the Spanish league title with a record-tying 100 points. He stepped down as Barcelona coach last week following a recurrence of throat cancer. Despite having no experience coaching a European club, the 50-year-old Martino received backing from Barcelona star Lionel Messi before the clubs sporting director travelled to Buenos Aires to negotiate the deal. Messi spoke glowingly of Martino, better known in Argentina by the nickname "Tata." "I like Tata Martino," Messi said recently. "He is a great coach," adding that "his teams play well and we all respect him." Martino acknowledged Messis influence in landing the job. "I have no doubt that Jorge (Messis father) and Lionel have had importance," Martino said at a news conference in Rosario, Argentina. "They surely have spoken with the club officials. Surely they were asked their opinion." The club praised Martino on its website for "his clear commitment to the passing game" and the attacking style that have become Barcelonas on-field trademark. However, in a poll published Tuesday by the Catalan regions leading newspaper, La Vanguardia, under the banner "Do you approve of Tata Martino signing?" 58 per cent of readers answered "no" and only 32 per cent approved.dddddddddddd Ten per cent of the 1,000 people polled had no opinion. Barcelona said it will specify plans for the Argentines arrival in Barcelona "in the coming hours." Martino is expected to travel from Argentina to sign a contract and be presented officially to the club. Martino played as a midfielder from 1980-1996, including a short spell in 1991 at Spanish club Tenerife in the Canary Islands. He also led Paraguay to the quarterfinals of the World Cup for the first time, in 2010. Martino is due to arrive with his assistant from coaching Newells Old Boys last season, Jorge Pautasso, fitness coach Elvio Paulo Rosso and coach Adrian Coria, who once was in charge of Messi at the Argentine club. Barcelona says Martino will become the fourth Argentine to coach the club, after Helenio Herrera (1958-60, 1980 and 1980-81), Roque Olsen (1965-67), and Cesar Luis Menotti (1983-84). Barcelona is due to travel to Germany on Wednesday for a preseason friendly match against Bayern Munich -- which is now coached by Guardiola -- but Martino is not going to be able to accompany the squad, the club said. In what he called an "open letter" released Tuesday, Vilanova said his doctors had advised him to give up coaching, but said he would not be leaving the club altogether. "I will continue to be very close and will carry on working at this club that I love so much on other tasks within the area of sports," said Vilanova without specifying any further. ' ' '