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Demonbracket 50 - Celebrating 50 Fruitless Years

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"Brock took Nathan Jones' spot in a high profile interview On The Couch when Nathan was unable to attend"

Clever demonblog.

actually thought mclean was a late in for Judd as he played for Carlton then in 2012

http://www.carltonfc.com.au/player-profile/brock-mclean

CAREER BREAKDOWN Season Club K H D M HO FF FA T G B AF 2014 Carlton 182 125 307 66 1 13 18 49 9 13 1217 2013 Carlton 254 210 464 105 2 15 11 77 15 13 1892 2012 Carlton 179 209 388 78 2 16 28 78 10 8 1503 2011 Carlton 23 39 62 13 0 5 8 23 1 2 267 2010 Carlton 41 66 107 20 0 5 11 31 2 2 425 2009 Melbourne 214 197 411 74 2 18 18 81 7 1 1591

actually thought mclean was a late in for Judd as he played for Carlton then in 2012

http://www.carltonfc.com.au/player-profile/brock-mclean

CAREER BREAKDOWN Season Club K H D M HO FF FA T G B AF 2014 Carlton 182 125 307 66 1 13 18 49 9 13 1217 2013 Carlton 254 210 464 105 2 15 11 77 15 13 1892 2012 Carlton 179 209 388 78 2 16 28 78 10 8 1503 2011 Carlton 23 39 62 13 0 5 8 23 1 2 267 2010 Carlton 41 66 107 20 0 5 11 31 2 2 425 2009 Melbourne 214 197 411 74 2 18 18 81 7 1 1591

Nah, whoever stopped Jones going on accidentally screwed us (unless he was ill then his immune system screwed us)... http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/the-goal-that-undid-the-dees-20130220-2ero3.html

Meanwhile a reminder that voting on Round 1, Part 2 closes at 7pm tonight.

 

And polls are closed. Your certified results are as follows - with the group of death matchup of Woewodin vs Leoncelli going right down to the wire.

Updated tournament tree

David Neitz 211 (94%) d. Sean Charles 13 (6%)
Guy Rigoni 191 (85%) d. Simon Godfrey 33 (15%)
Greg Hutchison 189 (84%) d. Michael O'Sullivan 35 (16%)
Laurie Fowler 166 (74%) d. Frank Giampaolo 58 (26%)
Matthew Febey 206 (92%) d. Denis Clark 18 (8%)
Gary Baker 189 (84%) d. Brock McLean 35 (16%)
Shane Woewodin 115 (51%) d. Andrew Leoncelli 109 (49%)
Garry Lyon 162 (72%) d. Clint Bizzell 62 (28%)
Cameron Bruce 191 (85%) d. Adrian Battiston 33 (15%)
Bret Bailey 137 (61%) d. Simon Eishold 87 (39%)
Graeme Yeats 119 (53%) d. Andy Lovell 105 (47%)
Gary Hardeman 171 (76%) d. Gerard Healy 53 (24%)
Liam Jurrah 190 (85%) d. Cale Morton 34 (15%)
Kevin Dyson 175 (78%) d. Michael Byrne 49 (22%)
Earl Spalding 182 (81%) d. Daniel Bell 42 (19%)
Jeff White 188 (84%) d. Peter Keenan 36 (16%)

Vote now (until 7pm Wednesday) on the following hotter than the sun Round 1.3 matchups. There are some solid gold crackers in this lot (and the customary several probable landslides) so rope in your non-forum Demon chums as well in the name of deemocracy.

7. James McDonald vs Carl Ditterich
Travis Johnstone vs Graham Molloy
Mark Jackson vs Glenn Lovett
Steven Stretch vs Shaun Smith
Paul Prymke vs Ross Brewer
Brent Moloney vs Steven Smith
Troy Broadbridge vs Greg Healy
Anthony McDonald vs 14. Greg Wells
16. Allen Jakovich vs Marcus Seecamp
Matthew Whelan vs Peter Giles
Stephen Newport vs Tony Elshaug
Paul Johnson vs Andrew Lamprill
Darren Bennett vs Paul Hamilton
Brad Miller vs Ben Holland
Matthew Bate vs Warren Dean
Peter Rohde vs 4. Adem Yze

Edited by Supermercado

And polls are closed. Your certified results are as follows - with the group of death matchup of Woewodin vs Leoncelli going right down to the wire.

David Neitz 211 (94%) d. Sean Charles 13 (6%)

Guy Rigoni 191 (85%) d. Simon Godfrey 33 (15%)

Greg Hutchison 189 (84%) d. Michael O'Sullivan 35 (16%)

Laurie Fowler 166 (74%) d. Frank Giampaolo 58 (26%)

Matthew Febey 206 (92%) d. Denis Clark 18 (8%)

Gary Baker 189 (84%) d. Brock McLean 35 (16%)

Shane Woewodin 115 (51%) d. Andrew Leoncelli 109 (49%)

Garry Lyon 162 (72%) d. Clint Bizzell 62 (28%)

Cameron Bruce 191 (85%) d. Adrian Battiston 33 (15%)

Bret Bailey 137 (61%) d. Simon Eishold 87 (39%)

Graeme Yeats 119 (53%) d. Andy Lovell 105 (47%)

Gary Hardeman 171 (76%) d. Gerard Healy 53 (24%)

Liam Jurrah 190 (85%) d. Cale Morton 34 (15%)

Kevin Dyson 175 (78%) d. Michael Byrne 49 (22%)

Earl Spalding 182 (81%) d. Daniel Bell 42 (19%)

Jeff White 188 (84%) d. Peter Keenan 36 (16%)

Vote now (until 7pm Wednesday) on the following hotter than the sun Round 1.3 matchups. There are some solid gold crackers in this lot (and the customary several probable landslides) so rope in your non-forum Demon chums as well in the name of deemocracy.

7. James McDonald vs Carl Ditterich

Travis Johnstone vs Graham Molloy

Mark Jackson vs Glenn Lovett

Steven Stretch vs Shaun Smith

Paul Prymke vs Ross Brewer

Brent Moloney vs Steven Smith

Troy Broadbridge vs Greg Healy

Anthony McDonald vs 14. Greg Wells

16. Allen Jakovich vs Marcus Seecamp

Matthew Whelan vs Peter Giles

Stephen Newport vs Tony Elshaug

Paul Johnson vs Andrew Lamprill

Darren Bennett vs Paul Hamilton

Brad Miller vs Ben Holland

Matthew Bate vs Warren Dean

Peter Rohde vs 4. Adem Yze

Oh how I wish I could vote for both... :(


Chopper didn't make it through, I'm shattered

Vote now (until 7pm Wednesday) on the following hotter than the sun Round 1.3 matchups. There are some solid gold crackers in this lot (and the customary several probable landslides) so rope in your non-forum Demon chums as well in the name of deemocracy.

I'll be encouraging everyone I know to vote just so they can marvel at the photo of TJ at the end.

Good news is that Gerard Healey got done convincingly in the first round despite having a much higher profile than Gary Hardeman. [censored] head

Censored word was K nob which I think is more than fair

Edited by fndee

 

Love the Oooze's bio in the last matchup!

And polls are closed. Your certified results are as follows - with the group of death matchup of Woewodin vs Leoncelli going right down to the wire.

Updated tournament tree

David Neitz 211 (94%) d. Sean Charles 13 (6%)

Guy Rigoni 191 (85%) d. Simon Godfrey 33 (15%)

Greg Hutchison 189 (84%) d. Michael O'Sullivan 35 (16%)

Laurie Fowler 166 (74%) d. Frank Giampaolo 58 (26%)

Matthew Febey 206 (92%) d. Denis Clark 18 (8%)

Gary Baker 189 (84%) d. Brock McLean 35 (16%)

Shane Woewodin 115 (51%) d. Andrew Leoncelli 109 (49%)

Garry Lyon 162 (72%) d. Clint Bizzell 62 (28%)

Cameron Bruce 191 (85%) d. Adrian Battiston 33 (15%)

Bret Bailey 137 (61%) d. Simon Eishold 87 (39%)

Graeme Yeats 119 (53%) d. Andy Lovell 105 (47%)

Gary Hardeman 171 (76%) d. Gerard Healy 53 (24%)

Liam Jurrah 190 (85%) d. Cale Morton 34 (15%)

Kevin Dyson 175 (78%) d. Michael Byrne 49 (22%)

Earl Spalding 182 (81%) d. Daniel Bell 42 (19%)

Jeff White 188 (84%) d. Peter Keenan 36 (16%)

Vote now (until 7pm Wednesday) on the following hotter than the sun Round 1.3 matchups. There are some solid gold crackers in this lot (and the customary several probable landslides) so rope in your non-forum Demon chums as well in the name of deemocracy.

7. James McDonald vs Carl Ditterich

Travis Johnstone vs Graham Molloy

Mark Jackson vs Glenn Lovett

Steven Stretch vs Shaun Smith

Paul Prymke vs Ross Brewer

Brent Moloney vs Steven Smith

Troy Broadbridge vs Greg Healy

Anthony McDonald vs 14. Greg Wells

16. Allen Jakovich vs Marcus Seecamp

Matthew Whelan vs Peter Giles

Stephen Newport vs Tony Elshaug

Paul Johnson vs Andrew Lamprill

Darren Bennett vs Paul Hamilton

Brad Miller vs Ben Holland

Matthew Bate vs Warren Dean

Peter Rohde vs 4. Adem Yze

21 fewer voters is a surprise Adam, thought the numbers would increase.


Good news is that Gerard Healey got done convincingly in the first round despite having a much higher profile than Gary Hardeman. [censored] head

Censored word was K nob which I think is more than fair

You are obviously too young to appreciate the fact that Gary Hardeman was not only a champion of the MFC but also the VFL.

Wow, this was a close one:

Shane Woewodin 115 (51%) d. Andrew Leoncelli 109 (49%)

Also love the bios! This is great :)

Can't believe Leon Chelly didn't get up, but good to see Woey still has a few fans out there.

Turncoat got taught a lesson, as he should have.

21 fewer voters is a surprise Adam, thought the numbers would increase.

Might be people less enthused about voting 10 times to try and rort the system. It's a marathon competition so just happy that anyone shows an interest in the early rounds.

Edited by Supermercado


Might be people less enthused about voting 10 times to try and rort the system. It's a marathon competition so just happy that anyone shows an interest in the early rounds.

Really, didn't realise you could do that. I suppose twice is an option if you really couldn't make a choice.

If you behave yourself GS you might even get a dinner (& homebrew) invite.

Big ask Ken :blink:

Brad Miller versus Ben Holland? Two flawed geniuses. How am I supposed to split them? :(

Not hard really. One had flawed hands, the other had flawed feet. It's heads vs tails.


Not hard really. One had flawed hands, the other had flawed feet. It's heads vs tails.

Nevertheless both were very handy key position players who each provided great service to our club.

Get voting boys, 7pm today deadline.

Bump.

 
Round 1, Part 3 has now concluded. Updated tournament tree.


Results as follows:


Surprised by the landslide win for Stretch over Smith (possibly on the pro-Billy vote), and by Brewer doing so well against the mythical Prymke.


James McDonald 171 (84%) d. Carl Ditterich 33 (16%)

Travis Johnstone 187 (92%) d. Graham Molloy 17 (8%)

Glenn Lovett 147 (72%) d. Mark Jackson 57 (28%)

Steven Stretch 133 (65%) d. Shaun Smith 71 (35%)

Paul Prymke 117 (57%) d. Ross Brewer 87 (43%)

Steven Smith 138 (68%) d. Brent Moloney 66 (32%)

Greg Healy 137 (67%) d. Troy Broadbridge 67 (33%)

Greg Wells 140 (69%) d. Anthony McDonald 64 (31%)

Allen Jakovich 192 (94%) d. Marcus Seecamp 12 (6%)

Matthew Whelan 181 (89%) d. Peter Giles 23 (11%)

Stephen Newport 138 (68%) d. Tony Elshaug 66 (32%)

Andrew Lamprill 106 (52%) d. Paul Johnson 98 (48%)

Darren Bennett 198 (97%) d. Paul Hamilton 6 (3%)

Brad Miller 155 (76%) d. Ben Holland 49 (24%)

Matthew Bate 118 (58%) d. Warren Dean 86 (42%)

Adem Yze 196 (96%) d. Peter Rohde 8 (4%


Round 1, Part 4 voting is open until 7pm Friday


Brad Green vs Jeff Farmer

Stephen Icke vs Rod Grinter

Graham Gaunt vs David Williams

Russell Richards vs Danny Hughes

Paul Hopgood vs Luke Williams

Peter Moore vs Tony Campbell

Alan Johnson vs Brent Crosswell

Nathan Brown vs Todd Viney

Russell Robertson vs Trevor Rollinson

Daniel Ward vs Steve O'Dwyer

Ricky Jackson vs Tony Sullivan

Alistair Nicholson vs John Tilbrook

Brent Grgic vs Paul Wheatley

David Cordner vs Jim Stynes

Edited by Supermercado

Lamprill knocking over PJ is a big surprise to me, otherwise predictable.

Green v Farmer and Brown v Viney both tough to call.


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