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Demonland Player of the Year

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6. Frawley - another great game - surely All-Australian

5. Jurrah

4. Green

3. Junior

2. Jamar

1. Dunn

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    6.chip

    5.jurrah

    4.mckenzie - surely the tough nut deserves a nom this week for an amazing year.

    3.junior

    2.dunn

    1.jamar

    sadly Trent Dennis lane will have it most likely

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    6. James MacDonald

    5. Liam Jurrah

    4. Jared Rivers

    3. Tom Scully

    2. James Frawley

    1. Jordie McKenzie

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    6.Jurrah

    5.Green

    4 Mcdonald

    3 Dunn

    2.Scully

    1.Sylvia

    Strongly agree.

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    6. Scully (gut ran all day)

    5. Jurrah (dangerous, just couldn't get him the ball in the last qtr)

    4. Sylvia (used the ball to advantage more than any other midfielder)

    3. Frawley (superstar)

    2. Dunn (took his opportunities)

    1. Green (could have been better I thought)

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    6. Jurrah

    5. Dunn

    4. Green

    3. Scully

    2. Frawley

    1. Rivers

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    6. Jurrah

    5. Dunn

    4. Rivers

    3. Frawley

    2. Green

    1. MacDonald

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    6 - Jurrah (he's going to rip a game to shreds one day and kick 10-15)

    5 - Frawley (does not get beaten, even if his opponent today was a bit of a spud)

    4 - Scully (made a couple of errors, but his running and ferocity is second to none)

    3 - Dunn (dangerous)

    2 - Green (5 goals but could have definitely played better. harsh but true)

    1 - Sylvia (hard at the footy, used it well)

    I like Cale Morton but he had me pulling my hair out in the last!!!

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    6. Jurrah

    5. Scully

    4. Frawley

    3. McKenzie

    2. Green

    1. Dunn

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    6 - Liam Jurrah

    5 - James Frawley

    4 - Tom Scully

    3 - Brad Green

    2 - Lynden Dunn

    1 - Jared Rivers

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    6 - Liam Jurrah

    5 - James Frawley

    4 - Jordie McKenzie

    3 - Brad Green

    2 - Colin Sylvia

    1 - Tom Scully

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    6. Jurrah

    5. Dunn

    4. Scully

    3. Frawley

    2. Green

    1. Sylvia

    Hird's reaction to the suggestion of Frawley being AA this year was interesting. Confirmed he was "in contention". My overall reading however was that he wouldn't get picked.

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    6 - Jurrah

    5 - Green

    4 - Dunn

    3 - Scully (and how was his hip n' shoulder on Greenwood????)

    2 - Frawley

    1 - Rivers (most. solid. marking.)

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    6. Scully

    5. Green

    4. Jurrah

    3. Dunn

    2. Sylvia

    1. McDonald

    Liked Frawley's and Jamar's games too.

    edit: oh and Rivers game.

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