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joeboy Redleg

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6 - O.McDonald ( kept his head whilst all around were losing theirs)

5 - Jetta ( was rarely beaten one on one)

4 - Viney ( half a game was better than the rest )

3 - Gawn ( tried until the end )

2 - T. McDonald ( provided a target at least )

1 - Frost ( lost the battle but not for lack of effort )

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Deespicable Redleg

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6 T.Mac (showed amazing leadership all night and with Gawn badly beaten, our only tall marking option)

5 Hibberd (Kept providing run from defence, but a couple of unusual errant kicks was only demerit)

4 O-Mac (As with the Pies game, needed to fire up and once he did he showed he is more than capable at this level)

3 Viney (Clearly our best to half time. A disaster if he is out for long with Jones missing as well).

2 Trac (Two very classy goals manufactured from nothing, but unable to provide any lead-up work)

1 Tyson (Just pipped Melky and Frost. Clean all night but unable to conjure any major brilliance)

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Jaded No More Legend

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The turnaround in form of OMac is absolutely phenomenal! Played his best game tonight on some seriously good opponents. Absolute credit to him!

6- Jetta

5- Omac

4- Tmac

3- Hibberd 

2- Frost

1- Tyson

Kudos to the defensive team. They did a good job under serious duress. 

Also Buddy is a c$$khead

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Rodney (Balls) Grinter Redleg

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29 minutes ago, Deespicable said:

6 T.Mac (showed amazing leadership all night and with Gawn badly beaten, our only tall marking option)

5 Hibberd (Kept providing run from defence, but a couple of unusual errant kicks was only demerit)

4 O-Mac (As with the Pies game, needed to fire up and once he did he showed he is more than capable at this level)

3 Viney (Clearly our best to half time. A disaster if he is out for long with Jones missing as well).

2 Trac (Two very classy goals manufactured from nothing, but unable to provide any lead-up work)

1 Tyson (Just pipped Melky and Frost. Clean all night but unable to conjure any major brilliance)

Agree with the general theme of all posters.

Thought it was a good game from Melksham.  His form over the last three or four weeks has been pretty good and I think he's actually one of those, along with Oscar who have actually got better over this period.

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Mickey Redleg

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7 hours ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Agree with the general theme of all posters.

Thought it was a good game from Melksham.  His form over the last three or four weeks has been pretty good and I think he's actually one of those, along with Oscar who have actually got better over this period.

I thought his effort was good, but early on his hands were deplorable. Just kept dropping easy marks or not gathering handballs.

Got better as the night went on and kicked a nice goal. 

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6.  Jetta

5.  O.Mac

4.  Hibberd

3.  T.Mac

2.  Petracca

1.  Frost

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