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Stats that matter

caco demon
in Melbourne Demons

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Contributing to the way we are playing this year:

Tackles:

1. James McDonald: 28

2. Jordie McKenzie: 27

14. Brent Moloney: 7

Hitouts:

1. Mark Jamar: 91

Rebound 50's

2. Jack Grimes: 19

12. James Frawley: 14

1%'s

3. Mathew Warnock: 24

Speaks for itself.

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    Rebound 50's

    2. Jack Grimes: 19

    :wub::wub: B) :wub:

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    Here`s a stat for you!

    We currently have the 3rd best defence in the comp after Stkilda n Sydney

    Corrected! Cheers Cards! Still pretty cool!

    Edited by Hell Bent

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    Here`s a stat for you!

    We currently have the 2nd best defence in the comp after Stkilda

    And it was that defence that kept us in the game today. So many contests won and rebound.

    Frawley and Grimes were outstanding. Warnock was good.

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    And it was that defence that kept us in the game today. So many contests won and rebound.

    Frawley and Grimes were outstanding. Warnock was good.

    Yep, absolutely!

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    And it was that defence that kept us in the game today. So many contests won and rebound.

    Frawley and Grimes were outstanding. Warnock was good.

    You bet. Grimes going back into the pack so often and taking a contested mark is just pure "captain material"

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    Another stat that matters is that Frawley had 25 possessions whilst the aggregate of his opponents throughout the game today was four possessions.

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    Contributing to the way we are playing this year:

    Tackles:

    1. James McDonald: 28

    2. Jordie McKenzie: 27

    14. Brent Moloney: 7

    Hitouts:

    1. Mark Jamar: 91

    Rebound 50's

    2. Jack Grimes: 19

    12. James Frawley: 14

    1%'s

    3. Mathew Warnock: 24

    Speaks for itself.

    Love this one. There are plenty of people who don't like him because he's not as fast/skillful as Frawley and co, but he does a lot to allow them to run rampant all the same.

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    Love this one. There are plenty of people who don't like him because he's not as fast/skillful as Frawley and co, but he does a lot to allow them to run rampant all the same.

    without Warnock, Frawley would not be the player he is becoming. He is so important to the development of Frawley as Frawley is still just too small and light for the "gorilla" forwards

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    Ahhh to be fair Sandilands now leads the hitouts with 109

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    Ahhh to be fair Sandilands now leads the hitouts with 109

    Only because he's 7 foot.

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    Only because he's 7 foot.

    Yes true, but I can't wait until we have big Max Gawn playing

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    Here`s a stat for you!

    We currently have the 2nd best defence in the comp after Stkilda

    3rd after Saints and Swans by the looks of AFL ladder. Really exciting to see.

    AFL Ladder

    Another stat that matters is that Frawley had 25 possessions whilst the aggregate of his opponents throughout the game today was four possessions.

    Heard that on radio on way home, awesome display from the Chip.

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    Sadly we're also 3rd worst at scoring.

    Not surprizing when you have Sylvia, Jurrah, Aussie, Morton all out and Bate coming back from injury trying to regain match fitness. Also the young Watts is still trying to get match fitness with Casey after also missing a lot of the pre season.

    Edited by Redleg

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