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DEMONLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ROUND 6

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6. Lynden Dunn

5. Matt Jones

4. Nathan Jones

3. Bernie Vince

2. Cam Pedersen

1. Tom McDonald

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    6. Lynden Dunn

    5. Matt Jones

    4. Nathan Jones

    3. Bernie Vince

    2. Daniel Cross

    1. Cameron Pederson

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    6 - Lynden Dunn (easily our best tonight, IMO)

    5 - Bernie Vince

    4 - Nathan Jones

    3 - Matt Jones

    2 - Daniel Cross

    1 - Cam Pederson

    No votes, but encouraging signs from Salem in the last quarter too.

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    6. Pederson

    5. Jones (Matt)

    4. Jones (Nathan)

    3. Dunn

    2. McDonald

    1. Vince

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    6 - Dunn

    5 - N Jones

    4 - Vince

    3 - M Jones

    1 - Pedo

    1 - Viney

    1 - Cross

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    1 M Jamar

    I like the 1-6 format because it throws up lots of ideas. 1-3 is often easier to pick out, the lower is harder and is good to hear what others think.

    I really don't understand how Jamar sneaks in. Tallest bloke on the field takes one mark all day and has virtually no influence as far as i could see. I thought he broke even in the ruck (won taps but not to advantage) and was average otherwise. I hope he warms up with a couple of games.

    What did you see that I didn't?

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    6. Dunn
    5. N Jones
    4. Pederson
    3. M Jones
    2. Vince
    1. Cross

    Thought Kennedy-Harris looked good in the midfield, particularly in the second half, much more damaging than he is forward. Grimes and Viney gave 100%.

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    6. M Jones. A great game, and he was still running into space in the last 5 minutes

    5. Pederson. He worked really hard, ran both ways, took a few strong marks and played accountability football.

    4. Cross.

    3. Dunn.

    2. Vince

    1. N Jones.

    Grimes was strong and consistent but 0 tackles is not good enough

    Tyson was good but we need him being protected a bit more so he can free his hands and release the ball before being tackled.

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    6. Pederson

    5. Dunn

    4. M Jones

    3. N Jones

    2. McDonald

    1. Cross

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    6.M Jones

    5.Pedersen

    4.Dunn

    3.N.Jones

    2.Vince

    1.Jamar

    Cross and TMac are unlucky to miss out and some very good signs from JKH & Salem.

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    N jones

    B Vince

    J Viney

    M jones

    Pederson

    Dunn

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    6. Bernie Vince

    5. Daniel Cross

    4. Nathan Jones

    3. Matt Jones

    2. Lyndon Dunne

    1. Pederson

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