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No thread yet, so I thought I'd kick things off.

6 - Jack Watts

5 - Nathan Jones

4 - Brent Moloney

3 - Jared Rivers

2 - Stefan Martin

1 - Jack Trengove

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    6 - Watts

    5 - Martin

    4 - Jones

    3 - Moloney

    2 - Rivers

    1 - Garland

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    6 - Jones

    5 - Watts

    4 - Rivers

    3 - Moloney

    2 - Trengove

    1 - Garland

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    6. Moloney

    5. Petterd

    4. Martin

    3. Jones

    2. Trengove

    1. Jurrah

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    6. Moloney

    5. Watts

    4. Trengove

    3. Jones

    2. Martin

    1. Garland

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    6. Moloney

    5. Watts

    4. Garland

    3. Jones

    2. McKenzie

    1. Nicholson

    edit: Somehow i forgot Frawley. Was absolutely unbelievable on their Jack. Slot him in for 1 vote over Nicho.

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    6 - Jones - Best Game for the Club. I thought a clear BOG

    Next 5 could be switched in any order.

    5 - Watts - Covers so much ground, strong at the contest. I'm confident every time the balls goes near him.

    4 - Frawley - Killed Riewoldt

    3 - Garland - Was everywhere in the back half. Loved the way he got back up after a big knock to the head

    2 - Petterd - Great pressure in the forward 50. The ball no longer goes straight back out (all the forwards were good at this today)

    1 - McKenzie - Stopped Cotchin and got a lot of the ball himself.

    Very hard to keep it to 6 this week. Great to see Green and Jurrah working hard. Martin was again the best ruck on the field. Moloney provides the strength that the younger blokes lack in the pack.

    Scully's disposal was again one of the few disappointments for me. No use getting the ball 25 times if it is rarely delivered to a teammates advantage. His handballs always seem to be to low or behind the player receiving.

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    6.Brent Moloney

    5.Jack Watts

    4.Colin Garland

    3. Stefan Martin

    2. Nathan Jones

    1. Jack Trengove

    Also, well played Daniel Nicholson and Liam Jurrah.

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    6: Beamer

    5: Watts :)

    4: Garland

    3: Trenners

    2; Jones

    1: McKenzie

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    6. Moloney

    5. Watts

    4. Jones

    3. Frawley

    2. Garland

    1. Trengove

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    Based off what I've heard

    Does that mean you didn't see the game but are giving votes?

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    Does that mean you didn't see the game but are giving votes?

    Yes, watched the scores tick over, commentary feed on my iPhone, checked out FanFooty and made a judgement based on 4-5 threads I've read so far.

    And look, if you think it's not a good idea, the votes get weighted so that 6-5-4-3-2-1 is awarded each round rather than each person allocating 6-5-4-3-2-1.

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    6. Brent Maloney

    5. Jack Watts

    4 Nathan Jones

    3. Jordie McKenzie ( I think Cotchin is currently trying to remove Jordie from his car)

    2. James Frawley

    1. Jared Rivers ( Toss up between Riv and Garland, but I went with Rivers)

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    Jordie McKenzie ( I think Cotchin is currently trying to remove Jordie from his car)

    Very good, Great One, lol.

    6 . Moloney

    5 . Jones

    4 . Watts

    3 . Frawley

    2 . McKenzie

    1 . Nicholson

    .

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