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DEMONLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ROUND 10

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6 - N.Jones

5 - Frawley/Garland

4 - Dawes

3 - Rodan

2 - Terlich

1 - Howe

6. Nate Jones

5. Frawley

4. Dawes

3. Garland

2.Terlich

1.Kent

 

6. N Jones
5. Frawley
4. Dawes

3. Garland

2. Terlich

1. Kent

6- N.Jones

5- Frawley

4-Dawes

3-Terlich

2-Howe

1-Kent

Edited by DemonWorshipper

 

6 - Dawes. Worked hard all day and gave us a chance at getting useful F50 entries.

5 - Frawley. Held Franklin. Had a couple of unlucky calls or it would have been Thrashed Franklin.

4 - Garland. Had an awesome battle with Roughhead, who has been in very good form. At worst broke even.

3 - Jones. As always, he kept fighting no matter what. So influential they used Sam Mitchell to tag him in the last.

2 - David Rodan. Easily the best he's played for us. Hada real influence on the game, even if he did make a few poor decisions.

1 - Jeremy Howe. Was in everything, taking good marks, getting the ball, smothering. One of the real shining lights this year.


I thought Watts was good today. Seemed to be rotating through numerious positions

Agree, but he has a nasty habit of sprinting to a contest and then hovering over it rather than trying to win the ball. This could be an instruction, as in be the outside receiver and use your good disposal once someone like McKenzie has won it, but it looks really bad. I also question his chasing. A guy with his pace should be able to run his man down.

6- Dawes

5- Frawley

4- N Jones

3- Garland

2- Howe

1- Kent

I thought Watts was good today. Seemed to be rotating through numerious positions

Agree, but he has a nasty habit of sprinting to a contest and then hovering over it rather than trying to win the ball. This could be an instruction, as in be the outside receiver and use your good disposal once someone like McKenzie has won it, but it looks really bad. I also question his chasing. A guy with his pace should be able to run his man down.

Watts will always do a couple of nice things but my view was his game was putrid. His attack on the ball, man and contest is appalling. How I could have possibly thought we made the right decision taking him over Natanui makes me seriously question my ability to rate footballers. Luckily there will be coaches with big enough egos that will think they can bring out the player within. I would be trading him for the best mid we can get.

Watts will always do a couple of nice things but my view was his game was putrid. His attack on the ball, man and contest is appalling. How I could have possibly thought we made the right decision taking him over Natanui makes me seriously question my ability to rate footballers. Luckily there will be coaches with big enough egos that will think they can bring out the player within. I would be trading him for the best mid we can get.

Rubbish. I'm a critic of Jack but to describe his game as putrid is wrong


6. Frawley

5. N Jones

4. Garland

3. Dawes

2. Howe

1. Kent

Conveniently, all of these guys are a big part of the future.

Hawthorn killed us with their skills, Watts is oneof the few players we have that has anything like elite skills

Rubbish. I'm a critic of Jack but to describe his game as putrid is wrong

Why? Show me footage of him attacking a contest or chasing more than half paced and I will happily retract.

Edited by big_red_fire_engine

I thought Watts was good today. Seemed to be rotating through numerious positions

I gather you weren't at the ground today, Watts was absolutely pathetic, worse demon player out there. Had a couple of minutes in the third quarter where he put in the rest of the time his work ethic was bad and should be dropped next week.

Best

Dawes

N Jones

Frawley(lucky he had the umps on side he was SOS like today)

Garland

Davey

Rodan

6: Dawes

5: Chippa

4: Jones

3: Terlich

2: Garland

1: Kent


I wasn't at the game but I did watch it. Thought he was very good in the first half and average in the second.

I wasn't at the game but I did watch it. Thought he was very good in the first half and average in the second.

He was a passenger today, I'm usually a Watts supporter but today he was lazy and should be dropped

6. N. Jones

5. Garland

4. Terlich

3. Kent

2. Frawley

1. Dawes

 

6 - Dawes ( terrific game considering the horrible presentation he was given )

5 - Frawley ( loved his passion and will to not let Franklin succeed)

4 - N.Jones ( terrific first half )

3 - Howe ( all class , but easily put off his game)

2 - Garland ( continued his good year )

1 - Davey ( elite disposal , and played with passion )

6. Frawley (give him what he wants to stay)

5. Dawes (shows why we wanted him)

4. N. Jones ( hope he will have the same desire with the new coach)

3. Garland

2. Roxana

1. Rodan ( still not sure why we recruited him)

Special mentions to Terlich, Davey and Howe


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