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Wonaeamirri - Run some laps

18 months out of the game... he needs to keep playing footy and he'll get better.

His 60m pass off one step to Miller 20m out from goal was great. Look very rusty though, but should be given a lot of latitude considering the time he's had out.

Wouldn't mind seeing him play 3-4 more games at VFL level, but imo he is in our best 22 and part of our future

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Though people will get sucked in by the hype, surely Trengove has overtaken some Nat bloke as favourite for rising star award?!

Only a matter of time until Watts realises he belongs in the AFL, demand the ball, and will determine the result of game/s.

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Bartram - learning the trade

Bennell - show your defense

Davey - excellent stoppage game

Frawley - strength and confidence

Garland -

Green - experience was vital

Grimes - he looks tired

Jamar - true lionhearted effort

Jetta - a significant return

Jones - successful new role

MacDonald - safe and important

McDonald - Brownlow medal form

Miller - courage under fire

Moloney - tough and relentless

Morton - patchy but successful

Rivers - didn't imbue confidence

Scully - some important clearances

Sylvia - leadership & guts

Trengove - dynamic and prolific

Watts - bambi starts run

Wonaeamirri - needed the run

McKenzie - important tagging role

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Jones is prone to brainfarts, we know that, but he shut down Danyle (rubbish spelling of a name) Pearce, which was enormous in the context of the game. Props to him for a great job.

Garland is going to have some ups and downs, and will no doubt tire as the year goes on, given he didn't do a pre-season. Also, being punched in the stomach twice wouldn't have helped. FFS why was a free kick not awarded when he was punched right in front of the umpire? :mad:

I would say that Jones is our most improved player so far this year.

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Bartram - limited but tries very hard, handy in the conditions

Bennell - freakish talent

Davey - outstanding

Frawley - pace and strength

Garland - not best game but will improve

Green - classy, effective

Grimes - worked hard

Jamar - mark of the year

Jetta - revelation

Jones - useful grunt

MacDonald - good

McDonald - captain courageous

Miller - see my post "Reality Check", May 16

Moloney - tries hard, a good ordinary footballer

Morton - important link player, smart thinker

Rivers - some good work in the trenches

Scully - continues to impress

Sylvia - play with that level of passion EVERY week

Trengove - a cert. to be the NAB RS of the year

Watts - clean, classy and clever

Wonaeamirri - got through the game - well done

McKenzie - gives it everything

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*shakes head*

Rivers by far tonight gave his team the most 1%'s = 11. By far. He didn't give away any free kicks. He contested well in packs. He may have spilled a mark from memory, but he wasn't the only one during the night in Darwin. Hardly "useless".

Some may say he looked slow chasing Hitchcock, but who wouldn't ? FFS.

Rivers: One percenter King.

Agree totally HT. I love watching at ground level, and when I do I'm always really rapped hw Rivers just finds a way to get to contests that other guys never can. His athleticism is very apparent close up :blink:

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18 months out of the game... he needs to keep playing footy and he'll get better.

His 60m pass off one step to Miller 20m out from goal was great. Look very rusty though, but should be given a lot of latitude considering the time he's had out.

Wouldn't mind seeing him play 3-4 more games at VFL level, but imo he is in our best 22 and part of our future

Lets not forget his one handed mark & goal from 50m !!

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