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Demonland Player of the Year - round 18

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6. N.Jones

5. Sylvia

4. Gawn

3. McDonald

2. Clisby

1. M.Jones

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    6- Frawley ( kept a good opponent in check )

    5 - Dunn ( see comments above )

    4 - Sylvia ( maintained intensity and care )

    3 - N.Jones ( only because everyone else was crap )

    2 - Fitzpatrick ( I like the name )

    1 - Grimes ( needs an encouragement award )

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    6. Sylvia

    5. Dunn

    4. Gawn

    3. Frawley

    2. N.Jones

    1. Toumpas, for sticking up for himself against Harvey and some other North flogs

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    6.Max Gawn

    5.Colin Sylvia

    4.N.Jones

    3.Fitzy

    2.Watts

    1.Dawes

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    6. N.Jones
    5. Mcdonald
    4. Frawley
    3. Sylvia
    2. Dunn
    1. Toumpas

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    6. Dunn - I can't believe it!!

    5. Frawley

    4. Gawn

    3. N Jones

    2. Sylvia

    1. McDonald

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    1 vote to me for showing up.

    Everyone else go to hell.

    I'll take hell coz it would have been warmer than sitting watching that sh/t effort it was like a training drill at inter club with the u/18s

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    6. Dunn - Didn't lose a contest and was our best field kick all day.

    5. Frawley - Smashed Petrie most of the day.

    4. McDonald - Was playing most of the game loose in defence, but he did it well and provided a lot of rebound run. Also kicked surprisingly well.

    3. Sylvia - Fought hard and gave us some good attack.

    2. N. Jones - The usual.

    1. Toumpas - Was elusive and creative. Also took a ripper of a mark.

    Gawn may be hard done by, but he was smashed by Goldstein in every department. As good as he was, he was given a lesson by a very good ruck today.

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    6. Gawn (by a mile, only player who tried consistently and had a positive impact all game, had our most contested possessions too)

    5. Frawley (did well on Petrie for 3 quarters)

    4. N.Jones (Promising first half but still could've had a much better impact)

    3. McDonald (A lot of the ball and surprisingly didn't cough it up as well as playing well on his man)

    2. M.Jones (Tried)

    1. Sylvia (Was pretty good at stoppages but looked defeated in the final term)

    Dunn and Toumpas are not voteworthy. Screwed up our defence all day with their decision making and didn't learn from their mistakes

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    Gawn may be hard done by, but he was smashed by Goldstein in every department. As good as he was, he was given a lesson by a very good ruck today.

    True, based on the hit outs and Goldstein's influence in the second half, you'd think so, but I thought Gawn showed heart all day, got into the right positions to win the ball and flew well at contests

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    True, based on the hit outs and Goldstein's influence in the second half, you'd think so, but I thought Gawn showed heart all day, got into the right positions to win the ball and flew well at contests

    I agree with all of that, hence the mention that he may be hard done by. I just think he was well and truly beaten by a better opponent today.

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    2 - Fitzpatrick ( I like the name ) - sums up season 2013 haha

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    6.Dunn - can't believe on another thread people are calling for his head, beat Thomas hands down

    5.Frawley- is almost back to AA form, we need to get things right in the FD as we can't afford to lose him

    4.Sylvia - had a dip and our best mid for mine

    3.M.Jones - had a crack and got his hands to it

    2.TMac- got a lot of it as did most of our defenders and provided some rebound

    1.Gawn - four quarter effort and despite being beaten by Goldstein, big Maxy is improving every week

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    With Colin Garland out injured, Nathan Jones is a virtual certainty to take out back to back Demonland Player of the Year awards (and virtually everything else going at the club in 2013).

    PROGRESS VOTING ROUND 18

    157. Nathan Jones

    116. Colin Garland

    106. Matt Jones

    76. Colin Sylvia

    75. James Frawley

    70. Dean Terlich

    57. Jeremy Howe

    51. Jack Viney

    40. Jack Watts

    28. Tom McDonald

    27. Max Gawn

    26. Shannon Byrnes Jack Grimes

    25. Aaron Davey

    23. Michael Evans

    21. Chris Dawes

    19. Jack Fitzpatrick

    15. Jack Trengove

    12. James Magner

    11. Mitch Clisby Lynden Dunn Luke Tapscott Jimmy Toumpas

    8. Mitch Clark

    7. David Rodan

    5. Cam Pedersen

    4. Jordie McKenzie Jake Spencer

    3. Mark Jamar Dean Kent

    2. Rohan Bail

    1. Sam Blease

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    6. Sylvia

    5. Gawn

    4. N Jones

    3. T Mcdonald

    2. Frawley

    1. Toumpas

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