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MAX GAWN WINS 2016 DEMONLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR - Round 23

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dimmy Mighty Demon

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Without looking at the stats :

4 SALEM

3 BRAYSHAW

2 TMAC

1 HUNT

1 omac & jetta

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6. TMac

5. Salem

4. OMac

3. Brayshaw

2. Watts

1. Vanders

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Sorry, didn't see the game, disappointed that I can't vote on the last game of the year.

(Apparently Salem went well!)

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6 Salem - Showed poise and class and hopefully this stops anybody talking about trading him.

5 T.Mac - Sure Tom-a-Hawk got six, but T-Mac was a tower of strength intercepting.

4 Brayshaw - Brilliant goal being held almost whole way. Kept pumping it forward.

3 O.Mac - Another clean display down back. Why isn't he ever allowed to kick the ball in?

2 Hunt - Usual lively display, although hard-pressed to understand why he was put on their slowest player - Bartel - for whole of first half.

1 Frost - Mainly for his early tackle on Dangerfield. Shame our midfielders couldn't get any to stick on him.   

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Didn't see the game but it is great that Christian Salem seems to have been our best in his first game back after such a long layoff 

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Fanfare ... Max wins!!!

181 Max Gawn 
157 Jack Viney 
136 Nathan Jones
121 Jack Watts
106 Dom Tyson
98 Bernie Vince
85 Tom McDonald
75 Neville Jetta 
56 Jayden Hunt 
55 Jesse Hogan
36 Jeff Garlett 
34 Ben Kennedy Oscar McDonald
33 Billy Stretch 
29 Christian Petracca 
26 Tomas Bugg 
21 Dean Kent
17 Christian Salem
15 Clayton Oliver 
13 Sam Frost 
12 Josh Wagner 
11 James Harmes 
10 Heritier Lumumba 
9 Cam Pedersen Aaron vandenBerg
6 Angus Brayshaw 
4 Matt Jones

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Biffen Legend

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What does the Tree beard win?

Can we buy him some beard oil and send it?

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Forest Demon Redleg

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I still think that the club should give something to the Supporters Player of the Year at the B&F, whether that be from Demonland or something more official from official members. I have said it before, but in English football, it is actually a reasonably important accolade. If I was player, I would take great pride that the fans think that much of me.

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