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Demonland Player of the Year

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6. Bruce

5. Jurrah

4. Scully

3. Jones

2. McDonald

1. Watts

We badly missed Davey and Sylvia today. Bennell seriously needs to be dropped, and Newton...well...

Edited by The Fire Has Started

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    6- Bruce (his best game of the year, credit for actually leading from the front)

    5- Jurrah (freak)

    4- Scully

    3- McKenzie

    2- Rivers

    1- Junior

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    6 - Liam Jurrah

    5 - James McDonald

    4 - Cameron Bruce

    3 - Jordie McKenzie

    2 - Jack Watts

    1 - Austin Wonaeamirri

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    6 - Jurrah

    5 - Bruce

    4 - McDonald

    3 - Watts

    2 - Wonaeamirri

    1 - Scully

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    6 - Bruce - by a mile

    5 - Jurrah - by half a mile

    4 - Scully - by weight of possessions

    3 - Rivers - many mistakes , but put in

    2 - Moloney - never stopped trying but tired badly

    1 - Garland - many mistakes but put in

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    6 - Jurrah

    5 - Bruce (stakes his claim for captaincy that bit more)

    4 - Frawley

    3 - Scully

    2 - Morton

    1 - Rivers

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    6 - Tom Scully

    5 - Jordie McKenzie

    4 - Liam Jurrah

    3 - Cameron Bruce

    2 - James McDonald

    1 - Jared Rivers

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    6 - Bruce - by a mile

    5 - Jurrah - by half a mile

    4 - Scully - by weight of possessions

    3 - Rivers - many mistakes , but put in

    2 - Moloney - never stopped trying but tired badly

    1 - Garland - many mistakes but put in

    I'm a big Garland fan, but he got smashed today. Frawley did a much better defensive job and his disposals were much cleaner.

    Moloney was terrible too. Maybe he struggled after 4 weeks out, but he had no influence on the game, which is disappointing for a leader.

    I thought that out of everyone in the leadership group, Bruce and Rivers were the two who stood out, but the more I think about it the more NQR next year's leader is going to be. If Grimes was just a little older, he would be the perfect candidate.

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    6 - Bruce

    5 - McDonald

    4 - Jurrah

    3 - Scully

    2 - Dunn (based solely on the first half)

    1 - Watts Rivers

    6 - Bruce - by a mile

    5 - Jurrah - by half a mile

    4 - Scully - by weight of possessions

    3 - Rivers - many mistakes , but put in

    2 - Moloney - never stopped trying but tired badly

    1 - Garland - many mistakes but put in

    No. He was towelled by Gray.

    Edited by titan_uranus

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    6) Jurrah (4 gls, highlights aplenty, will be a marquee player)

    5) Bruce ( great first half, played like a leader)

    4) Scully (exciting game, clangers were minimal, great goal on the bell)

    3) McDonald (typical skipper performance)

    2) McKenzie (liked his inside work, never gave up unlike others)

    1) Aussie (made things happen, but wasn't a great effort overall)

    I refuse to give any key defenders votes today. Their worst effort all year.

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    Something I liked about Scully: he took 6 running bounces. In a game in which we didn't take many risks and didn't play a lot of freeflowing football, at least Scully was trying.

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    6. Bruce

    5. Scully

    4. Jurrah

    3. McDonald

    2. McKenzie

    1. Watts

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    6. Bruce (Great first half, solid second half, but a few costly errors)

    5. Jurrah (Unbelievably exciting and very few, if any, errors)

    4. McDonald (Very solid, as usual)

    3. Scully (Lots of good, undone by too many disposal errors)

    2. Rivers (Similar to Scully, but some of his errors were stupid and undisciplined)

    1. McKenzie (Had to find someone for one vote, on a day when we had few 4 qtr. contribitors)

    Disappointing day! We have to learn to win at that bloody ground.

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    6. Cameron Bruce

    5. James Mcdonald

    4. Tom Scully

    3. Liam Jurrah

    2. Clint Bartram

    1. Jared Rivers

    Mostly a poor performance all round. Missed Col, needed Grimes. Newton was a bad inclusion. :(

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    ........................ Newton was a bad inclusion. :(

    I disagree '99. Newton wasn't great, but I thought he contributed more around the ground than PJ has done in his recent games, he was no worse in the ruck.

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    6. Jurrah

    5. Bruce

    4. McDonald

    3. Scully

    2. McKenzie

    1. Dunn

    Edited by P_Man

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    6: Bruce

    5: Jurrah

    4: Scully

    3: Junior

    2: Rivers

    1: MEH........

    To many passengers. Moloney needed the run. Newton to the VFL for the rest of his football career, alot of the guys looked flat :S

    To many easy shots on goal missed.

    Let's all turn out next week for Juniors last game.

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    6 Junior

    5 Bruce

    4 Jurrah

    3 Rivers

    2 Scully

    1 Moloney

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