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Demonland Player of the Year

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6. Blease

5. Jones

4. McDonald

3. Jamar

2. Jetta

1. Moloney

Couldn't find room for Garland, Bizkit ?? No love ?

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    6: Garland

    5: Jones

    4: Blease

    3: Green

    2: Jurrah

    1: Jetta

    And I liked Tom McDonald's game as well. I was hoping he's get a game this year based on what I've read/seen at Casey.

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    6 Blease

    5 Jones

    4 Garland

    3 Moloney

    2 Green

    1 Jurrah

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    Only two players can win the 2011 Demonland Player of the Year. The issue will be decided at a venue where AFL has never been played before - Adelaide Oval.

    130. Jack Watts

    122. Jack Trengove

    111. Nathan Jones

    103. Stefan Martin

    92. Brent Moloney Jared Rivers

    78. Colin Sylvia

    58. Ricky Petterd

    54. Jordie McKenzie

    50. James Frawley

    49. Colin Garland

    47. Jeremy Howe

    39. Mark Jamar

    38. Brad Green

    35. Rohan Bail

    29. Jordan Gysberts

    28. Luke Tapscott

    26. Joel Macdonald

    23 Sam Blease

    20. Jamie Bennell

    17. Liam Jurrah

    15. Tom Scully

    13. Neville Jetta

    12. Cale Morton

    11. Addam Maric

    8. Aaron Davey

    7. Michael Evans

    4. Lynden Dunn

    3. Clint Bartram Michael Newton

    2. Jack Grimes Dan Nicholson

    1. Tom McDonald Matthew Warnock

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    Over the course of the season, Trenners would be the better choice I feel. Hopefully he has a blinder this week.

    Edited by P_Man

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    Only two players can win the 2011 Demonland Player of the Year. The issue will be decided at a venue where AFL has never been played before - Adelaide Oval.

    130. Jack Watts

    122. Jack Trengove

    How can Trengove catch up in one game when there are at most 6 points on offer?

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    How can Trengove catch up in one game when there are at most 6 points on offer?

    The weekly scores vary based on the result. Complicated formula, I'd imagine.

    Blease is on 23 :)

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    Almost thought Blease could be a sneaky for rookie of the year...then I saw Howe was on 47

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