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Demonland Player of the Year

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6. Scully(the only player that turned up for the first quarter)

5. Frawley

4. Sylvia

3. Watts

2. MacDonald

1. Green

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    6. Frawley

    5. Scully

    4. MacDonald

    3. Bennell

    2. Davey

    1. Johnson

    McKenzie unlucky. If Jurrah started working a bit off the ball then I'd be throwing a point his way as well, but as it stands..

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    6. Frawley

    5. Davey

    4. Bennell

    3. Macdonald

    2. Scully

    1. Johnson

    Good to see PJ do better this week

    Great tackle by Macdonald

    Edited by Happeninghunts

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    6 - James Frawley

    5 - Jordie McKenzie

    4 - Colin Sylvia

    3 - Tom Scully

    2 - Joel MacDonald

    1 - Jamie Bennell

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    There are only 3 players that can hold their heads high: Scully, Frawley and McKenzie.

    Astonishly, I think I even saw a couple of posters not include Scully in their votes.

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    6. Frawley

    5. Scully

    4. Dunn

    3. Rivers

    2. Watts

    1. Bennel

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    6: MacDonald

    5: Sylvia

    4: Scully

    3: Johnston

    2: Frawley

    1: Bartram

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    6. Scully

    5. Frawley

    4. Bennell

    3. Rivers

    2. Watts

    1. Sylvia

    MacDonald, McKenzie missed.

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    6: MacDonald

    5: Sylvia

    4: Scully

    3: Johnston

    2: Frawley

    1: Bartram

    Yeah, he did a great job in keeping Eddie Munster to just 4 goals. :o

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    Yeah, he did a great job in keeping Eddie Munster to just 4 goals. :o

    classic

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    Yeah, he did a great job in keeping Eddie Munster to just 4 goals. :o

    You didn't watch the game obviously. :rolleyes: 3 of the goals were from direct Melbourne turnovers 2 to Davey 1 to Bruce who hit Eddie lace out.

    Look at other's votes up the page.

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    James Frawley is making a run for the player of the year leadership.

    Who will be first to get the ton?

    99.772 Mark Jamar

    88.368 James Frawley

    75.042 Brent Moloney

    71.971 Brad Green

    70.951 James McDonald

    64.773 Jack Grimes

    59.078 Jack Trengove

    48.976 Tom Scully

    47.655 Colin Sylvia

    41.130 Aaron Davey

    33.878 Matthew Bate

    33.199 Jordie McKenzie

    33.014 Cameron Bruce

    22.896 Jamie Bennell

    20.656 Ricky Petterd

    19.690 Lynden Dunn

    19.525 Nathan Jones

    17.321 Joel Macdonald

    17.257 Jordan Gysberts

    17.065 Matthew Warnock

    12.546 Clint Bartram

    9.077 Rohan Bail

    8.500 Cale Morton

    8.073 Neville Jetta

    7.064 Brad Miller

    6.353 Jack Watts

    4.872 Colin Garland

    4.752 Cale Morton

    1.732 Paul Johnson

    0.866 Jared Rivers

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    You didn't watch the game obviously. :rolleyes: 3 of the goals were from direct Melbourne turnovers 2 to Davey 1 to Bruce who hit Eddie lace out.

    Look at other's votes up the page.

    I watched the game closely. Bartram is a liability with the football. The sooner that players who regularly make mistakes are weeded out of the team the better. Bartram is one of many that make me cringe with the ball in their hands.

    You're easily satisfied.

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    I watched the game closely. Bartram is a liability with the football. The sooner that players who regularly make mistakes are weeded out of the team the better. Bartram is one of many that make me cringe with the ball in their hands.

    You're easily satisfied.

    Bail

    Morton

    Jones

    Dunn

    Scully (hate to say it)

    Bruce

    Bartram

    Way, way, way too many turnover kings in the one side

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    I watched the game closely. Bartram is a liability with the football. The sooner that players who regularly make mistakes are weeded out of the team the better. Bartram is one of many that make me cringe with the ball in their hands.

    You're easily satisfied.

    Your entitled to your opinion, fortunately for the MFC you don't get to pick the team. Yes he needs to improve his disposal as do many, he and Bennell were at least trying in the first half of the game when it was lost.

    Look up the page, others gave him 3 or 4 votes. Go force your opinions on them, or better still keep them to yourself.

    If you watched the game then I recommend OPSM or Specsavers.

    I will be satisfied with a Premiership and NOTHING less!

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    I am surprised (I suppose I shouldn't be), that only 7 out of 34 posters found votes for Rivers' game against Fremantle.

    I thought he was certainly one of our best on the day.

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    James Frawley is making a run for the player of the year leadership.

    Who will be first to get the ton?

    99.772 Mark Jamar

    88.368 James Frawley

    Given that he can only get 6 points a round I'd say Jamar has that one pretty well wrapped up. However, Frawley could overhaul him by the end of the season if things go his way.

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