There are once again calls for the AFL to overhaul the Brownlow Medal voting system after the room was left stunned by one moment during Monday night's count.

Field umpires are responsible for allocating their 3-2-1 votes at the end of each game and they are not permitted to view any player stats before doing so.

The votes are then locked in a vault and only opened on Brownlow night, meaning they can't be altered with hindsight.

In round 20, St Kilda superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera was the talk of the entire sport after he orchestrated a stunning comeback from 46 points down to beat Melbourne almost single handedly.

When the votes for that game were read out, Wanganeen-Milera only got two while Demons player Jack Viney was awarded three.

Saints captain Jack Steele was speechless, wh

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