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DEMONLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ROUND 7

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Tyson

Vince

Dawes

Viney

JKH

Terlich

apologies to almost everyone else

so awesome that none of those blokes have been with us longer than 2 years and 3 of them are imports from other clubs

quality rebuilding

Edited by Curry & Beer

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    6. Dawes
    5. Tyson
    4. Viney
    3. JKH
    2. Vince
    1. Jetta

    honorables to bail, pedo and lots of others

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    Tyson

    Dawes

    Vince

    Jkh

    Jetta

    Viney

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    6. Viney More like his old man every game. Big man crush

    5. Dawes

    4. JKH

    3. McDonald

    2. Vince

    1. Bail

    Apologies to Tyson and the Russian. Still not great from Watts for me.

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    6 - Dawes: it was a team effort but this guy was far and away BOG, IMO. The goal-kicking, the presence, the tackle, the leadership. Amazing.

    5 - Tyson

    4 - Viney

    3 - JKH

    2 - Terlich

    1 - Cross

    Apologies to most of the team. One of the most satisfying victories of the past decade for mine (I know there haven't been many). To beat the Crows on their own turf in front of 50,000 of their feral fans, delightful.

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    This is tough.

    6. Dawes - bottom line is we don't win that game without him.

    5. Vince - 26 touches, 9 clearances, 6 tackles. Clearly wanted to make a statement.

    4. Viney - future captain written all over him. The way he attacks the contest is amazing and inspiring.

    3. Jamar - would've silenced a few doubters today. Made Jacobs look very second rate at times.

    2. Tyson - could be higher up but Vince and Viney that little bit better.

    1. JKH - so composed and still so young. Showing why he was a captain as a junior.

    Jetta very unlucky. Was excellent on Betts who usually has a field day.

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    6. Dawes

    5. Tyson

    4. Viney

    3. Vince

    2. Jetta

    1. Jamar

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    6 Dawes

    5 Viney

    4 Jkh

    3 Tyson

    2 McDonald

    1 Jetta

    Edited by demon4eva

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    1. Terlich

    2. Dawes

    3. The President (JFK)

    4. Tyson

    5. Grimes

    6. Viney

    7. Bail

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    6 - Dawes

    5 - Viney

    4 - Tyson

    3 - Jamar

    2 - JKH

    1 - Jetta

    Grimes very unlucky. Inspirational how he went back with the flight so many times. Vince unlucky too

    Edited by Guest

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    6 - Chris Dawes - absolute colossus

    5 - Dom Tyson - Not hard to see why he was a pick 3 a couple of years ago. Just wins the ball in close, and is great on the outside too. That goal was special.

    4 - Jack Viney - unbelievable work rate and unbelievable strength and heart. hes bloody quick too.

    3 - Jay Kennedy Harris - his amazing first quarter goal sparked us and he went from strength to strength. Looks like a future midfield star, what a boost for the club getting him at pick 40

    2 - Bernie Vince - worked tirelessly and stuck it up his old team

    1 - Neville Jetta - so many people wanted him dropped. Roos had faith, and Jetta responded by absolutely smashing Betta, doubling his possessions and making him look VFL level at best. Well done Neville

    Edited by hogans_heroes

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    Honourable mention for Georgie boy- not many touches but a KO.- which was the difference .

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    6. Chris Dawes - set the tone, worked his heart out and kicked the telling goals when they needed to be kicked.

    After this very difficult probably a muddle of five or six players who could be anywhere from 5 to 1.

    5. Bernie Vince - not confident he deserves to be this high, but thought he was our main midfield driving force at the stoppages.

    4. Jay Kennedy-Harris - probably the best crumbing forward game by a Demon since Jeff Farmer. Endless supply of clever traps and gives.

    3. Dom Tyson - just a class act and won a heap of the footy again and used it smartly.

    2. Jack Viney - hard and tough, bled for the jumper and with Vince, terrific at the stoppages.

    1. Jeremy Howe - answered his critics with a stylish game across half-back, his best for a long time.

    Jetta and Jamar frighteningly stiff.

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