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Demonland Player of the Year

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6. Bate

5. Frawley

4. Grimes

3. Trengove

2. Scully

1. Bruce

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    You state this as if it's a given. How do you know his role was supposed to be defensive?

    At the first bounce Dunn was taken by some other Adelaide player, but he purposely followed Johncock, who had gone to someone else (Bate maybe?). Johncock tried to move away but Dunn kept at him.

    Of course I don't know for sure, but it looked like it, and it makes sense given he played the same role on Shaw on QBW.

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    No change at the top -

    89.112 Mark Jamar

    78.299 James Frawley

    73.092 Brent Moloney

    70.951 James McDonald

    69.773 Jack Grimes

    51.878 Matthew Bate

    47.686 Tom Scully

    46.801 Brad Green

    46.271 Jack Trengove

    36.483 Aaron Davey

    32.347 Colin Sylvia

    27.869 Cameron Bruce

    20.656 Ricky Petterd

    19.567 Jordie McKenzie

    19.525 Nathan Jones

    18.567 Jamie Bennell

    17.257 Jordan Gysberts

    17.065 Matthew Warnock

    14.417 Lynden Dunn

    11.68 Clint Bartram

    8.500 Cale Morton

    8.211 Rohan Bail

    8.073 Neville Jetta

    7.872 Colin Garland

    7.064 Brad Miller

    4.752 Cale Morton

    2.812 Joel Macdonald

    2.453 Jack Watts<BR style="mso-special-character: line-break"><BR style="mso-special-character: line-break">

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    No change at the top -

    89.112 Mark Jamar

    78.299 James Frawley

    73.092 Brent Moloney

    70.951 James McDonald

    69.773 Jack Grimes

    51.878 Matthew Bate

    47.686 Tom Scully

    46.801 Brad Green

    46.271 Jack Trengove

    36.483 Aaron Davey

    32.347 Colin Sylvia

    27.869 Cameron Bruce

    20.656 Ricky Petterd

    19.567 Jordie McKenzie

    19.525 Nathan Jones

    18.567 Jamie Bennell

    17.257 Jordan Gysberts

    17.065 Matthew Warnock

    14.417 Lynden Dunn

    11.68 Clint Bartram

    8.500 Cale Morton

    8.211 Rohan Bail

    8.073 Neville Jetta

    7.872 Colin Garland

    7.064 Brad Miller

    4.752 Cale Morton

    2.812 Joel Macdonald

    2.453 Jack Watts

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    17.065 Matthew Warnock

    14.417 Lynden Dunn

    11.68 Clint Bartram

    8.500 Cale Morton

    8.211 Rohan Bail

    8.073 Neville Jetta

    7.872 Colin Garland

    7.064 Brad Miller

    4.752 Cale Morton

    2.812 Joel Macdonald

    2.453 Jack Watts

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