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Matt Jones and Dean Terlich

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One would certainly hope that's a given.

Is he over his suspension, three weeks for being in the vicinity of someone popping his shoulder? We did not contest because we did not want him getting more weeks so he could play VFL finals. Let us hope he is playing this week!

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    Neeld is also the reason we lost/got rid of Moloney, Rivers and Petterd who have all been good at their new clubs this year.

    I lost interest in the competition pretty early in the season, but really, did Petterd really do much?

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    I'd like to also give Mark Neeld some credit for the players that have been brought into the club under his watch. For every Tom Gillies or Cameron Pederson, there's a Mitch Clark, Chris Dawes, Matt Jones, Dean Terlich, Dean Kent or Jesse Hogan.

    It's always the done thing to take a dump on everything a sacked coach has done, but I think history will show that Mark Neeld actually did lay some pretty good foundations for the club's future.

    He undid more good work than he created, but it's a fair point, Clark and Dawes have both been surprising signings over the last couple of years and are great foundations, full credit to Neeld for convincing them, although we do need to see them plus those other players fit and playing together and judge if it really is a good backbone

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    Clisby can stay on the rookie list another season, they may elevate but there is that option.

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    I would like to see Clisby elevated, of the three being discussed I think he may end up the better player.

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    I would like to see Clisby elevated, of the three being discussed I think he may end up the better player.

    He spreads very well; Clisby, Jones x 2, Grimes, and Terlich are the only Demons in the top 150 Average Uncontested Possession winners.

    Clisby is =64th in the league and the best Demon (Matt Jones and Dean Terlich are 2nd and 3rd).

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    He spreads very well; Clisby, Jones x 2, Grimes, and Terlich are the only Demons in the top 150 Average Uncontested Possession winners.

    Clisby is =64th in the league and the best Demon (Matt Jones and Dean Terlich are 2nd and 3rd).

    Pretty good stat from 8 games.

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