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Demonland Player of the Year

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6 Howe

5 Frawley

4 Petterd

3 Trengove

2 Mac Donald

1 Jones

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    6 Frawley

    5 Howe

    4 Rivers

    3 Petterd

    2 J Mac

    1 Trengove

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    6 Frawley

    5 Howe

    4 Blease

    3 Petterd

    2 Rivers

    1 Joel Mac

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    6. Howe

    5. Chip

    4. MacDonald

    3. Blease

    2. Garland

    1. Petterd

    Thought the four key backs including Riv tried hard all day against an oversized West Coast forward structure. Not easy with the amount of easy midfield turnovers. Blease and Howe were fantastic another two great young kids to add to the list of many.

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    6 Frawley (did not go off for the entire game btw)

    5 Howe

    4 Garland

    3 Jones

    2 Trengove

    1 Jamar (beat Cox all day - not to be underestimated)

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    With three rounds to go, the two Jacks are out in front ...

    130. Jack Watts

    115. Jack Trengove

    103. Stefan Martin

    92. Jared Rivers

    86. Nathan Jones

    85. Brent Moloney

    61. Colin Sylvia

    58. Ricky Petterd

    54. Jordie McKenzie

    47. Jeremy Howe

    46. James Frawley

    37. Mark Jamar

    35. Rohan Bail

    32. Brad Green

    29. Jordan Gysberts

    28. Colin Garland Luke Tapscott

    26. Joel Macdonald

    16. Liam Jurrah

    15. Tom Scully

    13. Neville Jetta

    11. Addam Maric

    10. Cale Morton

    8. Aaron Davey

    7. Jamie Bennell Michael Evans

    4. Lynden Dunn

    3. Clint Bartram Sam Blease Michael Newton

    2. Jack Grimes Dan Nicholson

    1. Matthew Warnock

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    6. Howe

    5. Rivers

    4. Frawley

    3. MacDonald

    2. Petterd

    1. Garland

    Anyone that gives Jones votes is kidding themselves. Cost us at least 4 goals to West Coast with turn overs and 2 goals to us by missing easy targets. Yes people will say he gives his all but if we continue to accept medocrity in disposal like him and Bartram then we will get nowhere.

    6. Jones ( and I'm not kidding )

    5. Howe

    4. Garland

    3. Frawley

    2. Trengove

    1. Blease

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    Anyone that gives Jones votes is kidding themselves. Cost us at least 4 goals to West Coast with turn overs and 2 goals to us by missing easy targets. Yes people will say he gives his all but if we continue to accept medocrity in disposal like him and Bartram then we will get nowhere.

    At least he gives a stuff. Can't say the same for about half our list at the moment.

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