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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 14

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6 Terlich - 24 disposals, 6 rebound 50's, and an efficiency of disposal (ED) of 83%

5 Watts - 4 goals, 9 marks, 3 tackles. If not for a few dropped marks, would have put him as number 1

4 N Jones - 26 disposals, 14 of them contested, 92% ED

3 Frawley - 20 disposals, 8 marks, 95% ED

2 Trengove - 21 disposals, 7 tackles

1 Nicholson - 17 disposals and a whopping 11 tackles

Unlucky to miss out: Rodan (great game, but ED of only 50%), Clisby, Fitzpatrick, Dawes

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    6. Terlich

    5. N Jones

    4. Frawley

    3. Watts (his half-effort, unsuccessful one handers were the letdown for me)

    2. Trengove

    1. T McDonald

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    At the ground, it's often harder to realise who is going well in stats and who isn't. For example, I thought col Sylvia was bloody good tonight, real intensity and purpose, some great chasing and some of his skills were first rate. Yet watts I thought was a few lapses in concentration from kicking 7.

    For mine, live

    6-terlich

    5-n jones

    4-Sylvia

    3-watts

    2-nicho

    1-gawn

    Dawes was great, frawley and Rodan unlucky. Nice change to have excessive best players to pick, opposed to struggling to fill the 3,2,1!!

    first time for me to say

    TEAM EFFORT

    was just impressed of the players that lent a hand when needed. unusual for the dees

    otherwise your 6 was same as mine

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    Watts 6 (match winner)

    Terlich 5

    N Jones 4

    Howe 3

    Rodan 2

    Sylvia 1

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    Nathan Jones increases his lead:-

    PROGRESS VOTING ROUND 14

    120. Nathan Jones

    103. Colin Garland

    74. Matt Jones

    57. Jeremy Howe Dean Terlich

    44. James Frawley

    43. Colin Sylvia

    39. Jack Viney

    28. Jack Watts

    26. Jack Grimes

    24. Aaron Davey

    23. Shannon Byrnes Michael Evans

    21. Chris Dawes Tom McDonald

    16. Max Gawn

    12. James Magner

    11. Luke Tapscott

    10. Jack Trengove

    8. Mitch Clark

    7. David Rodan

    6. Lynden Dunn

    5. Cam Pedersen

    4. Jordie McKenzie Jake Spencer

    3. Mitch Clisby Mark Jamar Dean Kent

    2. Rohan Bail

    1. Sam Blease Jimmy Toumpas

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