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6 Warnock

5 Scully

4 McDonald

3 Bruce

2 McKenzie

1 Bate

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    Have u got your votes upside down? It's 6 votes for best, 5 for second best, etc.

    Thanks, I shouldn't post when I am as angry as I was last night. But I had changed it before I read your post. Cheers.

    Go Dee's.

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    6. Scully

    5. Trengove

    4. Warnock

    3. Bate

    2. Frawley

    1. Bennell

    *Appologise to Bruce and Grimes

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    6. Scully

    5. Bate

    4. Trengove

    3. McKenzie

    2. Bennell

    1. Warnock

    Honourable mentions to:

    Davey

    McDonald

    Jamar

    Grimes

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    6. Scully - Outstanding. To see him directing traffic around the stoppages was awsome for one so young. Our second Rising Star nom. for the season?

    5. Grimes - Decision making and execution first class in very tough conditions. So cool under pressure.

    4. Trengove - Lots of hard-earned posessions and used them all to advantage.

    3. Bate - His best game for the year in conditions that didn't suit him. Really stepped up in our depleted forward half.

    2. Bruce - Worked tirelessly and used it well.

    1. Warnock - Kept Hall to zero influence.

    Apologies to Jones, McKenzie, McDonald, Davey and Bennell.

    The skills, composure and commitment of our youngsters were amazing last night. After the initial disappointment of the loss, I'm now seeing so many positives. The future is indeed rosy.

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    6. Scully

    5. Grimes

    4. Trengove

    3. Bennell

    2. Warnock

    1. Bate

    Definite apologies to Bruce, Jones, McKenzie and McDonald

    Edited by QueenC
    Oops forgot one!!!

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    6 - Scully

    5 - Warnock

    4 - Bate

    3 - Trengove

    2 - Jones

    1 - Bennell

    Warnock absolutely starred in defence. Brilliant game.

    Harsh on Grimes but he turned the ball over a ridiculous amount of times for someone of his obvious talent.

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    6 - Scully

    5 - Bruce

    4 - Bate

    3 - Trengove

    2 - Barts (He SHUTDOWN ADAM COONEY, more love please)

    1 - Jones

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    6 - Tom Scully

    5 - Jack Grimes

    4 - Matthew Bate

    3 - Matthew Warnock

    2 - Cameron Bruce

    1 - Jack Trengove

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    6. Scully

    5. Bennell

    4. Bate

    3. Warnock

    2. Trengove

    1. Jones

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    6. Scully

    5. Trengove

    4. Warnock

    3. Mckenzie

    2. Bruce

    1. Grimes

    Apologies to Bennell, Bate and Jones.

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    6 - Scully: Probably the most dominant game I've ever seen from an 18 year old. Unbelievable.

    5 - Warnock: I thought he was awesome on Hall.

    4 - Trengove: Second fiddle to Scully, but still an absolute gun.

    3 - Bate: X-Factor up forward.

    2 - Bruce: Very good.

    1 - McKenzie: already in our top half a dozen or so most important IMO. Makes things happen.

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    Thanks to all those who voted. Tom Scully was given the perfect game by the three posters selected at random. Great to see so much young blood challenging this year!

    57.042 Mark Jamar

    51.255 James Frawley

    48.898 Brent Moloney

    48.713 James McDonald

    48.428 Jack Grimes

    33.071 Tom Scully

    29.463 Jack Trengove

    28.994 Brad Green

    26.292 Colin Sylvia

    22.147 Matthew Bate

    20.656 Ricky Petterd

    17.419 Aaron Davey

    15.431 Nathan Jones

    13.434 Jordie McKenzie

    12.512 Jamie Bennell

    11.603 Matthew Warnock

    10.760 Cameron Bruce

    8.211 Rohan Bail

    7.921 Lynden Dunn

    5.250 Clint Bartram

    1.705 Joel Macdonald

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    Look how far down Davey is. We're already playing well without him dominating. Imagine if he could lift to the levels he was at last year.

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