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6 Trengove

5 Moloney

4 Sylvia

3 Wonaeamirri

2 Grimes

1 Bennell

(from what i have watched so far & heard on the radio)

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    6 - Jack Trengove

    5 - Brent Moloney

    4 - Colin Sylvia

    3 - Rohan Bail

    2 - Liam Jurrah

    1 - Cale Morton

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    6 - Trengove. Kicked a couple of good goals, and generally won the hard ball and delivered well. Also cleaned up a bit in the back half.

    5 - Moloney. Continued his good form from last week. You'd expect him to kill it against the Suns, and he did.

    4 - Bail. Has heaps of run and great endurance

    3 - Jamar. Needs to work on his kicking for goal, but his tapwork is good, and if he got half the frees close to goal that he should have, he would have kicked a bag.

    2 - Jones. I think he's finally worked out how to play around his weaknesses. I expect him to really continue this form into the future because all the things he's doing are very reliable. He's not a flashy player, so he should be able to remain consistent.

    1 - Wonaeamirri. Toss up between him and Morton for the one vote. Wonna was great in the forward half and really brings the tackling pressure we need. Great to have him back.

    Sylvia was shocking in the first half, IMO. Kicked some teenage butt in the second half, but was really poor early.

    Garland was not so good either. I would consider dropping him for Macdonald, who played well this week in the VFL. Obviously we'll have more info to go on in a couple of weeks time.

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    6 - Moloney

    5 - Trengove

    4 - Sylvia

    3 - Bail

    2 - Jamar

    1 - Grimes

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    6. Jamar

    5. Moloney

    4. Sylvia

    3. Grimes

    2. Trengove

    1. Bail

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    6 - Moloney

    5 - Trengove

    4 - Sylvia

    3 - Jamar

    2 - Tapscott

    1 - Bail

    Edited by joeboy

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    I'm really surprised at all the votes for Sylvia. He was awful when the heat was on. Not worst on ground, by any means. But certainly not in our top six. His second half is probably the reason he's getting votes, because it's fresh in your minds.

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    6 - Moloney

    5 - Trengove

    4 - Sylvia

    3 - Bail

    2 - Jamar

    1 - Grimes

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    I'm really surprised at all the votes for Sylvia. He was awful when the heat was on. Not worst on ground, by any means. But certainly not in our top six. His second half is probably the reason he's getting votes, because it's fresh in your minds.

    I thought he was good. I checked his stats cause you got me wondering if I was imagining his form (i admit to being a fan). Right up there in disposals, marks and even better, he led the tackles. I'll take note when i re-watch the game but i'm happy where i have him.

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    6- Moloney (sensational for 4 quarters. Carried the midfield through good and bad patches)

    5- Trengove (brilliant)

    4- Bail (great speed and use of the footy)

    3- Jamar

    2- Sylvia

    1- Tapscott

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    I thought he was good. I checked his stats cause you got me wondering if I was imagining his form (i admit to being a fan). Right up there in disposals, marks and even better, he led the tackles. I'll take note when i re-watch the game but i'm happy where i have him.

    I felt like his disposal efficiency in the first half was woeful. I'm obviously one out and loved his second half. I just thought his first was poor, and for that reason, he shouldn't be getting all these 4 votes.

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    6. Maloney - I can feel a bluey coming on

    5. Trengove - a glimpse at a big future

    4. Bennell - Always looked exiting

    3. Bail - One of his best

    2. Dunn - Very good early

    1. Green - Good marking, 300 goals. Congrats to the skipper

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    I'm really surprised at all the votes for Sylvia. He was awful when the heat was on. Not worst on ground, by any means. But certainly not in our top six. His second half is probably the reason he's getting votes, because it's fresh in your minds.

    The thing with Sylvia is that he is icing on the cake, he isn't batter. So when we're good and he's good, he's bloody sensational.

    He can rival Ablett with some of his work in close. It's just that he doesn't do it well enough for long enough on a consistent enough level. If he did, he'd be right up there on Brownlow night, because he certainly catches your eye when he's on.

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    6-Moloney

    5-Trengove

    4-Bail

    3-Sylvia

    2-Jamar

    1-Jones

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    6-Moloney

    5-Trengove

    4-Jamar

    3-Sylvia

    2-Bail

    1-Morton

    Edited by Jordie_tackles

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    6 - Moloney. Easily best on ground and did a bit or everything, and did it well.

    5 - Trengove. I can't wait to see what he ends up. Brilliant, smart game. In everything. 3rd, 4th 5th efforts stunning.

    4 - Bail. Kicking still needs work but his all-round game is weekly improving. Gut-busting run for 100 minutes.

    3 - Jamar. Some ruckman can equal/negate him but none can beeat him. Classy ruck performance

    2 - Sylvia. If he could only do it for a full game.

    1 - Jones. In the last 2 weeks he has shown poise, his biggest lack. It might be Lions and Suns but at least he is improving.

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    6. Moloney

    5. Trengove

    4. Jamar

    3. Bail

    2. Sylvia

    1. Tapscott

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    6- Trengove

    5- Moloney

    4- Jamar

    3- Bail

    2- Jones

    1- Green

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