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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 13

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6. Lynden Dunn

5. Dean Kent

4. Nathan Jones
3. Jordie McKenzie

2. James Frawley
1. Jack Grimes

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    6.Dunn

    5.Kent

    4.N.Jones

    3.Grimes

    2.Jetta

    1.Frawley

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    Dunn

    N.jones

    Kent

    Frawley

    Watts

    Jetta

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    6. Lyndon Dunn

    5. Dean Kent

    4. Nathan Jones

    3. Nev Jetta

    2. Jack Grimes

    1. Christian Salem ( for getting us over the line)

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    6 Dunn

    5 Jetta

    4 N Jones

    3 Kent

    2 Watts

    1 Frawley

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    6. Lynden Dunn - Form defender of the competition and played another excellent game

    5. Jordie McKenzie - Did his job for a full four quarters and played a major hand in the match-winning goal..

    4. Dom Tyson - thought he was the difference-maker in the second half

    3. Nathan Jones - another tireless and consistent game

    2. James Frawley - very good in the contest and the best of our tall forwards on the night.

    1. Mark Jamar - got control of the ruck in the second half and with Tyson a big part of the comeback.

    Apologies to Viney, Kent, Grimes and Cross.

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    6 - Dunn

    5 - Jones

    4 - Pedo

    3 - Kent

    2 - Grimes

    1 - Jetta

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    6. Dunn - kept us in it when we could have been blown away

    5. Jetta - as above

    4. Jones - our best mid when we were bad and just overran everybody in the second half

    3. Mckenzie - destroyed Stanton and with it Essendrugs free flowing style of footy

    2. Kent - wasn't great early but got better as the game wore on and was really vital part of the revival

    1. Mcdonald - like Dunn & Jetta part of our great defence

    Frawley & Grimes are very unlucky as is Crossy who showed leadership when it mattered

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    6. Christian Salem

    5. Christian Salem

    4. Christian Salem

    3. Christian Salem

    2. Christian Salem

    1. Christian Salem

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    Who would have thought a year ago that Dunn, Peddo, Jetta and Mckenzie would be featuring in our best. Awesome turnaround Mr Roos

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    Who would have thought a year ago that Dunn, Peddo, Jetta and Mckenzie would be featuring in our best. Awesome turnaround Mr Roos

    And in a winning side

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    6 Dunn

    5 McDonald

    4 N Jones

    3 Frawley

    2 Kent

    1 Grimes

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    6. Dunn

    5. Jetta

    4. Grimes

    3. Macdonald

    2. Jones

    1. Viney

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    6. Dunn

    5. Jones N

    4 T. Mac

    3 Kent

    2 Watts

    1 McKenzie

    No Jetta Bitty? Thought he was tremendous.

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