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Port Adelaide star Ollie Wines says the realisation that he's not a "silky smooth mid" helped propel him to the 2021 Brownlow medal, and he's glad the Power didn't let him leave two years ago.Wines became the first Port player to win the AFL's most coveted individual award when he …

How the votes played out in the 2021 Brownlow Medal count. IF you missed Sunday night’s Brownlow Medal count but wanted to see how Ollie Wines became Port Adelaide’s first Brownlow Medallist and who else polled for the club,

Ollie Wines became the second Bendigo Pioneers product and first Port Adelaide player to win the AFL's Brownlow Medal after a thrilling count on Sunday night. Wines polled 36 votes to edge out Western Bulldogs skipper Marcus Bontempelli by three votes.

The 26-year-old claimed the AFL’s most prestigious honour with 36 votes ahead of Bulldog Marcus Bontempelli (33 votes) and Blue Sam Walsh in third.

A host of midfield stars have made Brownlow history but it was the Port Adelaide midfielder who came out on top.

Port Adelaide midfield bull Ollie Wines has claimed the 2021 Brownlow Medal. Wines, who entered the count as the favourite to win the award, polled 36 votes, to claim the medal ahead of Western Bulldogs captain Marcus Bontempelli.

Western Bulldogs captain Marcus Bontempelli has finished runner up in a thrilling 2021 Brownlow Medal count. Bontempelli polled 33 votes – enough to win the AFL’s highest individual honour in most other seasons – but finished three behind Port Adelaide’s Ollie Wines.

Port Adelaide midfielder Ollie Wines has been crowned the 2021 Brownlow Medallist, winning the award on 36 votes. In what was a close count, Wines finished on the podium ahead of Western Bulldogs skipper Marcus Bontempelli (33 votes) and Melbourne midfielder Clayton Oliver (31 votes).

Port Adelaide star Ollie Wines has won his club's first AFL Brownlow Medal.In a pulsating count on Sunday night, Wines polled 36 votes to finish three clear of Western Bulldogs captain Marcus Bontempelli.

This year’s Brownlow Medal winner Ollie Wines could hardly have come from more humble beginnings, with the Port Adelaide star recounting his footy-loving childhood as part of a classy acceptance speech on Sunday night.