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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 9

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Finding an order was the hardest part ...

6 - Nathan Jones (17 contested possessions and 9 clearances)

5 - Tyson (could be a star)

4 - Vince (15 contested possessions and 8 clearances)

3 - Viney (no fear)

2 - Watts (fantastic in the last quarter)

1 - Pedersen (continues to impress)

Could have given any number of players some votes but the top 4 set up the win. Our clearance work was excellent (14-5 out of the centre was a great result) Stone is coordinating things nicely and our midfield is starting to work well as a unit.

Vince's disposal efficiency numbers are misleading - he quite often gets the ball moving our way when under pressure. Providing our forwards play in front, that untidy kick can be quite valuable.

Watts' last quarter was great. Pedersen took some telling marks whilst Howe looks good down back. Cross, Garland and Dunn all had good games. Gawn and Jamar both had noteworthy games.

All our players contributed and we didn't have a poor player.

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    If he keeps this form up for the rest of the year, i reckon N Jones could be a smoky for the brownlow! You could say jinx, but i don't believe in that superstitious crap.

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    Nathan Jones & Dom Tyson both poll votes - progressive:-

    98. Nathan Jones

    84. Dom Tyson

    43. Lynden Dunn

    42. Jack Viney

    37. Daniel Cross

    27. Chris Dawes

    26. Matt Jones Bernie Vince Jack Watts

    25. James Frawley

    23. Tom McDonald

    20. Cam Pedersen

    17. Jeremy Howe

    12. Mark Jamar

    11. Rohan Bail Jack Grimes

    8. Jay Kennedy-Harris

    6. Alexis

    Georgiou Jimmy Toumpas

    4. Dean Terlich

    3. Jack Trengove

    2. Shannon Byrnes

    Neville Jetta Jake Spencer

    1. Max Gawn

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    Unofficial Tally (sample of 10 votes)

    1. N Jones - 322
    2. Tyson - 242
    3. Cross - 154
    4. Viney - 150
    5. Dunn - 139
    6. Pedersen - 116
    7. Dawes - 101
    8. Frawley - 86
    9. Watts - 83
    10. Vince - 71
    11. Howe - 70
    12. Jamar - 64
    13. M Jones - 62
    14. McDonald - 45
    15. Grimes - 45
    16. Kennedy-Harris - 33
    17. Spencer - 23
    18. Georgiou - 20
    19. Bail - 19
    20. Jetta - 14

    Byrnes - 10

    Toumpas - 9

    Terlich - 8

    Gawn - 3

    Trengove - 3

    Best 5 per round (in order):

    Rd 1 (St K): Watts, N Jones, Dunn, Tyson, Vince

    Rd 2 (WC) N Jones, Dunn, Tyson, Cross, Frawley

    Rd 3 (GWS): Tyson, Pedersen, Howe, McDonald, Cross

    Rd 4 (Carl): N Jones, Frawley, Grimes, Spencer, Bail

    Rd 5 (GC): N Jones, Viney, Dawes, Frawley, Cross

    Rd 6 (Syd): Dunn, Pedersen, M Jones, N Jones, Vince

    Rd 7 (Adel): Dawes, Viney, Tyson, JKH, Vince/Jamar/Jetta

    Rd 8 (WB): Tyson, Jamar, Cross, Howe, Viney

    Rd 9 (Rich): N Jones, Pedersen, Tyson, Viney, Howe

    Most consistent (no. of wks polling 10+):

    Cross - 6

    N Jones - 6

    Tyson - 6

    Viney - 5

    Dunn - 4

    Frawley - 3

    Vince - 3
    Howe - 3

    Pedersen - 3

    Watts - 3

    Dawes - 2

    Kennedy-Harris - 2

    Jamar - 2

    McDonald - 2

    Grimes - 1

    Bail - 1

    Spencer - 1

    M Jones - 1

    Jetta - 1

    Byrnes - 1

    Georgiou - 1

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    Rd 9 (Rich): N Jones, Pedersen, Tyson, Viney, Howe

    Yeah that's about right, Watts had to have been number 6

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    Late but ^^^

    6. N, Jones

    5. D. Tyson

    4. Pedersen

    3. Viney

    2, Howe

    1. Watts

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