Collingwood stars Heath Shaw, Dane Swan and Scott Pendlebury in class of their own Collingwood star Dane Swan has been one of the league's most prolific ball winners in recent weeks. IF All-Australian selectors are looking for backline candidates, then look no further than this weeks Team of the Round. Josh Gibson, Grant Birchall, Heath Shaw, Michael Johnson and Brett Deledio have all played well enough this season to be in the reckoning. In this split round the regular names of Dane Swan and Scott Pendlebury again appear, along with another couple of familiar faces in Brendon Goddard and Patrick Dangerfield.. Good luck picking the AA midfield this year when you add the likes of Gary Ablett, Jobe Watson, Daniel Hannebery, Travis Boak, Sam Mitchell and Michael Barlow. Live HQ: Do you agree with Ando's selection? Live chat from 11am B: Garrick Ibbotson (Fremantle): Yet another good game in a standout season. Josh Gibson (Hawthorn): To my eye was clearly Hawthorn's best player. Grant Birchall (Hawthorn): Surprisingly haven't written his name for three weeks. HB: Heath Shaw (Collingwood): Mightn't pass the skinfold tests but he passes the getting the ball exam. Michael Johnson (Fremantle): If he isn't already, then he should be in All-Australian calculations. Brett Deledio (Richmond): When planning to beat the Tigers the first equation is shutting down Deledio. C: Jaeger O'Meara (Gold Coast): And the Suns think Jack Martin next year will be equally as good. Bryce Gibbs (Carlton): In terms of desire this was clearly the best game I have seen Gibbs play. Dane Swan (Collingwood): Already won three Copelands, could 2013 bring a third? HF: David Mundy (Fremantle): A powerful man who fits perfectly into Ross Lyon's game-style. Travis Cloke (Collingwood): When the game was there to be won, Trav was the key. Patrick Dangerfield (Adelaide): In terms of inside and outside combination, rivals Ablett at times. F: Chad Wingard (Port Adelaide): A wonderful young talent who is going to become a Port legend. Jarryd Roughead (Hawthorn): Is he preparing for life without Buddy up forward? Stewart Crameri (Essendon): For the Bombers to make a serious tilt, he has to fire. R: Paddy Ryder (Essendon): There is something magical watching him spring for a tap-out. Dustin Martin (Richmond): In terms of midfielders who can score, he is right up there. Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood): It almost becomes boring slotting him and Swan in each week. I: Brendon Goddard (Essendon): The Bombers are getting what they went after. Travis Boak (Port Adelaide): Nothing too flashy, just a very genuine footballer. Brock McLean (Carlton): Loved his work around the stoppages. Sub: Daniel Giansiracusa (Bulldogs): 15 possessions and two goals in a half. Coach: Alistair Clarkson (Hawthorn): Had the hardest draw but still has his team sitting on top.