Mark of the year, all australian, Crichton medalist and will terrorise magpie supporters for his entire career.
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Joe was higher
I hear their going to change the voting system for next year because the AFL are not happy that Joe won.
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Looks more like a celebration Queen wave than his twirl!
Are those hands rotating both ways, or is it just me?
Is this the real thing, or is it just fantasy?
And as he said to Zac…you’re my best friend.
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Sucking sh*it till the early morn!
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Welcome back Bomb Doe! Caused snorted tea all over the keyboard for that one!
Need to make up T Shirts of that to wear to the Anzac game next year… 
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With this image on it too … 
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I’d rather one that says GET A BIG DOG UP YA with a pic of that bloke
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That’s nasty theDJR
But I love it!!!
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Joey is all important to the team, and in recent times so much of this has been to do with his happiness & easygoing nature in the forwardline. He’ll be amazing again in 2018, but only if he’s given a licence by having foils in Hooker and Stewart. I’d love to be proven wrong, but Joey is at his best when the World is not on his shoulders
I’m all about Daniher hype in 2018.
He’s a year old and a year better.
We have a better midfield.
We have Stringer that can burst out of a stoppage and get the ball to Daniher 1-on-1 in the goal square.
There’s a real chance he could kick 100 goals this season.
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I would live to see your wish list here , fulfilled. To be honest, another 60 or 70 goal year will keep me happy.
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The only reason I would be reluctant to pay him $1M+ is because of salary cap pressures. Been there and done that. The guy is a star and a marquee player no doubt.
WHY LYON WOULDN’T PAY DANIHER A MILLION DOLLARS
BY SEN 2 HOURS AGO
Champion Melbourne forward Garry Lyon says Joe Daniher’s wild accuracy issues are holding him back from being a million dollar commodity.
After the AFL announced nine players got paid in seven-digits last season, Lyon and former Essendon captain Tim Watson named who their think deserves to be getting paid a million dollars.
Both men left Daniher off the list, despite the Bomber kicking 65 goals last year and showcasing his immense athletic capabilities.
According to Lyon, a lack of faith in his set shot accuracy is the major hurdle to paying the 24-year-old a major salary.
“I couldn’t pay a man a million dollars who stands in front of the goals 35 metres out, and I’m not guaranteed he will put it through the sticks, let alone the point posts, and is still a chance to put it out of bounds on the full,” he told SEN Breakfast.
Champion Data ranked Daniher average in the shot at goal accuracy category last season, but it did improve by 10 percent from 2016.
Watson agreed with Lyon, saying, “he is getting there, but I don’t think he is quite there yet.”
Essendon’s 2018 campaign begins on Friday March 23 against Adelaide.