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Brayshaw - was all class

Cross - wonderful in conditions

Dawes - always provided contest

Dunn - was rarely beaten

Frost - quiet before injury

Garland - a disciplined game

Garlett - crucial momentum killers

Hogan - was often outnumbered

Howe - attacking but loose

Jamar - probably broke even

Jetta - totally owned Betts

Jones - great under duress

Kennedy-Harris - creative but limited

Kent - rarely looked dangerous

Lamumba - prolific and creative

McDonald - continued stellar form

Newton - showed some energy

Salem - cool and composed

Tyson - gave little run

vandenBerg -aggressive and willing

Vince - a dynamic game

Watts - embarrassing and insipid

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Dawes- can not catch.

Cross- slow,unskilled,clogger


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Howe...... send him forward

And watch him kick it out on the full there.

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You're a bit tough on Tyson. Thought he tried pretty hard and was always trying to extract the pill.

Bang-on with Watts though. Putrid game, back to his old self. Soft and scared.

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Howe- Out of form

Garlett- Go to specsavers

Really? 20 touches, 5 marks and 80% disposal efficiency isn't all that bad I would have though. Had an off day, like many, last week but was much, much better this week.

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16 odd points up 2 minutes from quarter time, Jack Watts drops two absolute ponies, and bang bang, we go into quarter time with a slender 2 or 3 point lead. Sometimes he makes it really hard for us.

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Hogan - Plays with intent.

Brayshaw - Balanced, classy, smart.

Garlett - Not very effective.

Tom McDonald - All Australian form.

Col Garland - Good, solid game.

Dom Tyson - Needs to lift.

Jack Watts - Better than that.

Mark Jamar - Battled on well.

Dean Kent - Future in balance.

Daniel Cross - Hospital ball specialist.

Chris Dawes - Still a spud.

Sam Frost - Can not kick.

Christian Salem - Player for future.

Harry O'brien - Probably our best.

Nath Jones - Gave his all.

Bernard Vince - Made Patrick cry.

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16 odd points up 2 minutes from quarter time, Jack Watts drops two absolute ponies, and bang bang, we go into quarter time with a slender 2 or 3 point lead. Sometimes he makes it really hard for us.

Jack Watts - better than that

NO HE'S NOT

Said this a million times before.

When its your turn to "go" you Flippin well GO.

And jackie boy mmmmmmmmmmmm dont go.

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Chook Fowler - time will tell.

I really hope you're right but today he lost me. He really stood out as being weak physically when all his teammates were having a dip.

Bitterly disappointing.

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Nonsense.

Agree. I must watch a different game to others, but I think Kent was good today, and I actually think he has been good in the first two rounds also.

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