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My 3 word player analysis V West Coast

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Viney - courageous beyond comparison

Salem - disappointing before injury

Petracca - huge final quarter

Lewis - never imbued confidenceĀ 

Gawn - a wonderful return

Tyson - great first half

Oliver - some important touches

Hibberd - not as prolific

Stretch - good in close

Frost - licence to thrill

Melksham - continued good form

Hannan - valuable but limited

Pedersen - versatile and brave

Vince - experience proved invaluableĀ 

T.McDonald - a pivotal performanceĀ 

O.McDonald - lowered his colours

Hunt - didn't appear fit

Neal- Bullen - becoming a fixture

Bugg - had limited influenceĀ 

Garlett - obviously hates travelingĀ 

Jetta - some important interceptionsĀ 

Harmes - a valuable game

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All seems reasonable, apart from Viney and T-Mac everyone else seemed fairly average yet we won

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Melbourne - Playing as one

 

21 minutes ago, joeboy said:

Viney - courageous beyond comparison

Salem - disappointing before injury

Petracca - huge final quarter

Lewis - never imbued confidenceĀ 

Gawn - a wonderful return

Tyson - great first half

Oliver - some important touches

Hibberd - not as prolific

Stretch - good in close

Frost - licence to thrill

Melksham - continued good form

Hannan - valuable but limited

Pedersen - versatile and brave

Vince - experience proved invaluableĀ 

T.McDonald - a pivotal performanceĀ 

O.McDonald - lowered his colours

Hunt - didn't appear fit

Neal- Bullen - becoming a fixture

Bugg - had limited influenceĀ 

Garlett - obviously hates travelingĀ 

Jetta - some important interceptionsĀ 

Harmes - a valuable game

Joeboy I appreciate your contribution to demonland and look forward to it every week but fair dinkum that was a classic win and you barely gave a player a positive 3 words.

Melbourne - cohesion is key

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22 minutes ago, Wrecker45 said:

Joeboy I appreciate your contribution to demonland and look forward to it every week but fair dinkum that was a classic win and you barely gave a player a positive 3 words.

Melbourne - cohesion is key

To be fair, aside from T. McDonald and Viney there were very few standouts.

3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

To be fair, aside from T. McDonald and Viney there were very few standouts.

Salem - effectiveĀ before injured

Hunt - many aerial surprises

Omac - Now so important

Garlett - quiet but brave

Lewis - visible when counted

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8 hours ago, Clint Bizkit said:

To be fair, aside from T. McDonald and Viney there were very few standouts.

Thats the way I like it, under the radar , expect tmac articles , oliver fainting , how tough is Jack

Flat track bullies- Just got bullied!Ā 

I think that is a pretty fair assessment.

We just look to have a good spread at the moment. Everyone doing their job, with a couple of stand outs each week.


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