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My 3 word player analysis V The Blues

joeboy
in Melbourne Demons

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Trengove - becoming a liability

Grimes - a significant loss

Jones - great first half

Viney- was probably playing

Frawley - wonderful without ball

Byrnes - possibly on field

Sylvia - flair without greatness

McKenzie - see Frawley's comments

Dunn - showed commendable discipline

Strauss - may have played

Garland - dedicated but loose

Tapscott - loved his courage

McDonald - see Frawley's comments

Nicholson - tries but deficient

Evans - had occasional impact

Kent - backed himself in

Gawn - showed some glimpses

Howe - had no impact

Spencer - tries but deficient

Bail - may have played

M.Jones - tries but limited

Terlich - limited periphery vision

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    Trengove - something not right
    Grimes - oh god no
    Jones - close to elite
    Viney- needs some support
    Frawley - what a gun
    Byrnes - down this week
    Sylvia - worked pretty hard
    McKenzie - eh, didn't notice
    Dunn - played within limits
    Strauss - was fairly reasonable
    Garland - could be captain?
    McDonald - needs a rest
    Nicholson - skills are shocking
    Evans - solid not striking
    Kent - plenty of confidence
    Gawn - future star ruckman
    Howe - was well held
    Spencer - Not quite there
    Bail - is vfl bound
    M.Jones - was pretty good
    Terlich - pretty tough day

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    unfair what you are saying about Dunn.

    how about: Completely Destroyed Judd!

    what a game from Dunny and hurt Juddy by kicking a goal

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    I was very happy with Dunn's game, but I don't like them using him as a tagger again. This is exactly what happened to him under Bailey and nearly destroyed his career. Now that he's done a good shutdown job they'll start to throw them at him every week.

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    Frawley a gun?

    You are being sarcastic aren't you?

    Tell you what he does bloody well for a bloke under so much pressure every week,

    Many opposition forwards rate him as the best defender they have played on, Jack rewoldt is one of them.

    and when he is out of contract, even now i can say with absolute confidence 17 other clubs will be rolling out the red carpet for him.

    one of the players today who totally beat his direct opponent.

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    Kent - backed himself in

    In 3 1/2 quarters of footy, he managed 3 disposals, only one of which reached its intended target.

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