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6.Martin

5.Frawley

4.Watts

3.Jurrah

2. Maric

1. Jones/Sylvia

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    6. Jones

    5. Martin

    4. Frawley

    3. Sylvia

    2. Watts

    1. The umpires, for being brave enough to stay out there despite being a total embarrassment to the notions of consistency and logic.

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    I don't get how you can give Jones 6 votes when he continuously turned it over and cost us dearly. Plus his tackling sucks.

    6- Martin

    5- Frawley (the most perfect kicking game I've seen in a while)

    4- Davey

    3- Jetta (underrated for his hardness)

    2- Jurrah

    1- Maric

    At one stage Jones got the ball at a clearance in the centre and had the pack to his left and clear air to his right; now being a right footer you would expect him to head off and bang the ball in to the 50mtr arc, but not our Nathan he just turned back in to the pack and was collared.

    How many times will he continue to do this, when will the coach says enough is enough. He seems to think he's playing U18's where he was probably the toughest kid on the park and could break any tackle. Well guess what Nathan; you're not and you can't.

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    6 - Frawley: back to his best.

    5 - Sylvia: would be close to AA if he had a bit more support. Playing really well IMO.

    4 - Newton: Unbelievable first quarter. Average after that but tried hard.

    3 - Martin: beaten, but couldn't have given much more than what he did. Encouraging.

    2 - Watts: decision making is first class, what position will he end up though?

    1 - Warnock: "Encouragement Award". i.e. not a convincing performance, but was solid enough.

    I like Matty Warnock and he gives his all but he simply just isn't up to it. I have never seen a player panic so much when put under pressure and a couple of his disposals yesterday were so bad I reckon I would have done better. With him and Joel Mac we have two of the biggest "panickers" in the AFL.

    Why is it that Melbourne players never seem to take the first option coming out of defence and continually hold up the ball until there are no options left or they are caught in possesson?

    Maybe the backline coach?

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    6 - Martin (had a crack, thought some of his follow up work around the clearances was great)

    5 - Frawley (took them on, set up some good plays)

    4 - Sylvia (was the link man on a number of occasions)

    3 - Maric (kicked 3 good crumbing goals, something no one else could do)

    2 - Warnock (for his job on Petrie)

    1 - Watts (got into good positions)

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    6: Frawley, At least he will give us something worth watching this season, not unlike Robbie F did for over a decade.

    5: Martin

    4: Sylvia

    3: Watts

    2: Warnock

    1: Newton

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    6: Martin

    5: Frawley

    4: Sylvia

    3: Maric

    2: Watts

    1: Warnock

    I also liked the way Newton played, he tried and tried against massive odds!

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    6. Frawley

    5. Watts

    4. Sylvia

    3. Martin

    2. Warnock

    1. Maric

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    6. Frawley.

    5. Watts

    4. Martin

    3. Maric

    2. Syliva

    1. Newton

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    With two of the leaders out injured and another going down during the game, no change to the leaderboard.

    67. Brent Moloney

    55. Jack Trengove

    37. Mark Jamar

    35. Rohan Bail

    34. Stefan Martin

    31. Nathan Jones

    28. Jared Rivers

    25. Colin Sylvia Luke Tapscott

    17. Colin Garland

    16. Liam Jurrah Jack Watts

    10. Ricky Petterd

    8. Aaron Davey Addam Maric

    7. James Frawley Neville Jetta

    4. Jamie Bennell Jordan Gysberts

    3. Michael Newton

    2. Jack Grimes

    1. Cale Morton Matthew Warnock

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    I know I'm late, but here goes anyway:

    6. Frawley

    5. Martin (even though his opponent was possibly BOG)

    4. Sylvia

    3. Gysberts

    2. Davey

    1. Watts

    It's interesting reading the divergent views on this thread and the Ins and Outs threads, particularly with Jetta and Gysberts. Not much divergence on views about Dunn, though. Should have a line put through his name for the rest of the year.

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    I don't get the Martin worship. I thought he put up a good effort and was one of the few players who put in a second effort, but how many times did he ignore any option and bomb it to a) nowhere or B) the opposition

    Edit - I dont know how to get rid of the demon with the [censored] - it's supposed to be b as in a or b.

    Edited by Roger Mellie

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