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6 Jack Watts - Very good at ground level for a tall player. Has good kicking skills and makes great decisions. Can also take a contested mark from time to time, too.

5 Stefan Martin - Rucked well, drifted forward. Very coordinated for his size, and has really developed almost every area of his game. Can't wait for next week against the Tiges. Jamar and Martin - together at last.

4 Jordie McKenzie - "See ball, get ball" at its' very finest. Has patches from time to time where his handballing is a little slow, but he has been so important for us.

3 Tom Scully - Was on fire early in the game. As a marathon runner, he makes a pretty good footballer.

2 Jeremy Howe - Has a fantastic leap and a very high work-rate. Petterd + effort = Howe.

1 Moloney - Could have given this to Sylvia, but Moloney's centre work is brilliant. Gets his best friend back next week, which should be nice.

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Due to television rights , I can only agree with you .I am on this forum as having said Stef Martin is a gun and today re-enforces that .Sometimes Melbourne lose the plot against good teams but that's youth .Last year I wondered why he got so many games and now i know .Looking forward to getting games into more of those<20 gamers .

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6 - Watts

5 - Martin

4 - Green

3 - Howe

2 - Mckenzie

1 - Nicholson

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6 - Watts

5 - Martin

4 - McKenzie

3 - Green

2 - Howe

1 - Frawley

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6- Watts (star. simple)

5- McKenzie (words can't describe how much I LOVE this kid!!!! :wub: )

4- Martin (what a turnaround)

3- Scully

2- Green

1- Howe

Dan Nicholson was super impressive, as were the backline boys in Garland and Frawley and McDonald. Rivers had a better game too.

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Geez, no love for Petterd

Had his best game for the year, did nothing wrong, instrumental in many of the early goals

Had 18 disposals, 8 marks, 9 I50s (most) - not bad for a fwd flanker

Didn't get a mention either on 774 when they discussed the dees best 8-10 players

GOOD GAME RICKY

Edit: added I50's

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