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Coaches votes

Mono
in Melbourne Demons

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Always find this interesting.

Player Total Coach1 Coach2

Moloney 10 5 5

Jones 7 3 4

Sylvia 4 1 3

Green 4 4 0

Jamar 3 2 1

Frawley 2 0 2

That's my logical deduction.

Coach1 = ?

Coach2 = ?

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    Would've thought it would be Moloney 10, Sylvia 8, then the rest.

    And no votes to Petterd...

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    Bailey would have had Green with 4 votes yeah??

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    Always find this interesting.

    Player Total Coach1 Coach2

    Moloney 10 5 5

    Jones 7 3 4

    Sylvia 4 1 3

    Green 4 4 0

    Jamar 3 2 1

    Frawley 2 0 2

    That's my logical deduction.

    Coach1 = ?

    Coach2 = ?

    Coach 1 = Craig

    Coach 2 = Bailey

    Thinking Bailey may have awarded 2 to Frawley. Based on hunch only.

    I could see why he would give 4 to Green as another poster stated, I just don't agree with it.

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    I think Bailey is coach 1, because Craig wouldn't have given Green 4 votes for his game.

    He was great from a leadership point of view but not greatly influential on the result, and I think Frawley is the reverse situation. He was good but not great by his and Bailey's standards, but he was very damaging to Adelaide because he kept Walker to zero impact.

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    I think Bailey is coach 1, because Craig wouldn't have given Green 4 votes for his game.

    He was great from a leadership point of view but not greatly influential on the result, and I think Frawley is the reverse situation. He was good but not great by his and Bailey's standards, but he was very damaging to Adelaide because he kept Walker to zero impact.

    Agree that Frawley was good but not great, hence the two votes. I figured Bailey would have noticed his importance down back leading the way minus Rivers and the injured Grimes.

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    I think Bailey is coach 1, because Craig wouldn't have given Green 4 votes for his game.

    He was great from a leadership point of view but not greatly influential on the result, and I think Frawley is the reverse situation. He was good but not great by his and Bailey's standards, but he was very damaging to Adelaide because he kept Walker to zero impact.

    I'd imagine the 'Home' coach would be first?

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    I'd imagine the 'Home' coach would be first?

    If they didn't randomise it then there'd be no point hiding the identity of the coaches, so I doubt that'd be the case.

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