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I think today we need 2 sets of votes

Top 6 players overall

6. Viney

5. Vince

4. Jones

3. McDonald

2. Hogan

1. Salem

Top 6 future awards

6.Stretch

5. Harmes

4. Brayshaw

3. O. Mac

2. White

1. JHK

Really really impressed with Stretch. Has been good the last month but really took it to another level today. Loved him on the wing, and is a lot stronger than his frame suggests.

Good kick, good speed, nice hands. A big fan. Definitely didn't think we'll see much of him this year, and have been pleasantly surprise. A nice F/S pick up!

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6: Gawn, dominated hit outs and was the difference imo

5: Hogan, need I say more?

4: Viney, need I say more, again?

3: Bernie

2: Chunk

1: Salem

Posted (edited)

6 - Jones ( defied suggestions of injury to return to inspiring best )

5 - Viney ( tough, uncompromising and took right options today )

4 - Salem ( smooth as silk and classy disposal )

3 - Gawn ( dominated the centre bounces as he should )

2 - Hogan ( gave the team confidence with his ruthless attack on the ball )

1 - Harmes ( took some great marks and showed class)

Apologies to T.McDonald and to Brayshaw for a great second half

Edited by joeboy

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6 - Viney - I say this because he was the catalyst at the start of the game

5 - Vince - Just class

4 - Jones - Just grunt

3 - Hogan - Should have had 6

2 - Harmes - Really loved his game.

1 - Salem - we missed him.

and hon mention to Dunn who gave the ump a good love tap on the behind.

Posted

Viney

Vince

Gawn

Salem

Hogan

Harmes

Posted

Difficult, so many good contributors.

6: Viney

5: Gawn

4: Jones

3: T. McDonald

2: Hogan

1: sorry mods: Harmes, Vince or Salem.


Posted

6 Jones

5 Vince

4 Viney

3 Gawn

2 Salem

1 Grimes

Posted

Can't believe so few votes for Hogan. More than anyone else, he was the difference. Just having him there as a target changes how the mids play, and how the ball comes into the forward line.

6 Jones

5 Vince
4 Viney
3 Hogan
2 Gawn
1 Tommy Mac

Posted

Can't believe so few votes for Hogan. More than anyone else, he was the difference. Just having him there as a target changes how the mids play, and how the ball comes into the forward line.

6 Jones

5 Vince4 Viney3 Hogan2 Gawn1 Tommy Mac

You should have ranked him above the three mids!
Posted

I didn't attend the game and only watched the replay last night, so I will not cast votes. However, I am surprised that Howe hasn't scored a vote as yet. Thought he played a good game but, admittedly, there are a few you could raffle for the last one or two in a given selection of six.

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I think today we need 2 sets of votes

Top 6 players overall

6. Viney

5. Vince

4. Jones

3. McDonald

2. Hogan

1. Salem

Top 6 future awards

6.Stretch

5. Harmes

4. Brayshaw

3. O. Mac

2. White

1. JHK

Really really impressed with Stretch. Has been good the last month but really took it to another level today. Loved him on the wing, and is a lot stronger than his frame suggests.

Good kick, good speed, nice hands. A big fan. Definitely didn't think we'll see much of him this year, and have been pleasantly surprise. A nice F/S pick up!

I gather you don't think Hogan has a future.


Posted

6.Viney

5.Vince

4.Jones

3. Hogan

2. Salem

1.Tommy McDonald

Posted

6. Jones

5. Vince

4. Viney

3. T. Mac

2. Gawn

1. Hogan

Unlucky: Salem, Cross & Harmes

Posted

At least 10 players worthy of votes compared to 3-4 of previous three weeks.

6 Gawn - yes I know he was rucking against a no-name kid, but how good was his service. We were spanked in middle last time in Rd 2. Not this time.

5 Viney - every week i enjoy reading the pressure acts column and he's way above everyone else. In the third term when we won it, he was everywhere.

4 T.Mac - Almost back to his early season best. Beat Cameron and still provided run from defence.

3 Jones - How good was his kicking. I can't believe the tossers that question this area. He's the best pass in the side.

2 Salem - As I've said for some time now - we need his left foot down back. The most crucial player in team aside from Gawn and Hogan. At least now we have another option in White.

1 Hogan - He was on from the start and seemed to love all the Inside 50m entries that happen when you are playing a glorified exhibition game.

Why no Vince and Cross.

Vince - He was very good but his direct opponent Ward was clearly the best GWS player.

Cross - Even he can't remember anything he did!

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