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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 12

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Disappointing day, beaten up on the ball so all you can really do is go with some of the guys that actually applied themselves and put their body on the line, not all did.

 

6. Tmac

5. Viney

4. Oliver

3. Hibbo

2. Harmes (That bump and goal was exactly what was missing from others all day)

1. Frisch

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    6.  Tom McDonald  (our only major winner)

    ...space

    5. Oliver

    4. Gawn  (less fantastic today, but we’d have been thrashed without him)

    3. Fritsch

    2.  ...can’t think of anyone

    1.  Jones

     

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    This is the hardest top 6 I had to do

    6 T.MCDONALD

    5 LEWIS

    4 OLIVER

    3 GAWN

    2 VINEY

    1 J.SMITH

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    After arriving home from the game last night I thought only 1 player deserved votes. But thinking about the game over night I reckon the 6 below at least tried.

    As someone above pointed out Max beat Grundy,and my admiration for Fritsch grows every week.

     

    6: Tom McDonald

    5: Gawn

    4: Fritsch

    3: Oliver

    2: Brayshaw

    1: Lewis

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    6. T McDonald

    5. Oliver

    4. Jetta

    3. Gawn

    2. Fritsch

    1. J Smith

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    14 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

    I’m far from a Lewis hater but can’t understand how could be in the votes today.

    Easy. He was (by far) our best player today, even though he had one errant handpass and one very poor kick in the final quarter.

    13 hours ago, Baghdad Bob said:

    Can someone explain how Jetta get in our best with 10 possessions and 2 tackles in a backline that let through 20 goals?

     

    Tmac

    Oliver

    Jones

    Fritsch

    Viney

    Lewis

    The problem wasn't the defence, most of whom played quite well, but with the midfield and the coaching structure. Jetta nearly got votes from me.

    6. Lewis

    5. Oliver

    4. T McDonald

    3. Viney

    2. Fritsch

    1. Gawn (not his usual dominant self, but he made sure Grundy wasn't dominant either).

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    6 - TMac

    5 - Oliver

    4 - Gawn

    3 - Fritsch

    2 - Viney

    1 - Joel Smith

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    Upon sober reflection I give the following votes:

    6 TMac

    5 Oliver

    4 Gawn

    3 Lewis

    2 Brayshaw

    1 Fritsch

    Edited by Earl Hood

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    6. T. Mac

    5. Oliver 

    4. Gawn

    3 Jetta (7 intercept possessions)

    2 Fritsch 

    1. Joel Smith

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    Clayton Oliver is making a charge.

    106. Max Gawn

    100. Clayton OIiver

    89. Jesse Hogan

    67. Nathan Jones

    48. Angus Brayshaw

    44. Tom McDonald

    35. Christian Salem

    32. Neville Jetta

    31. Jake Melksham 

    29. Jake Lever Oscar McDonald

    26. Christian Petracca 

    23. Michael Hibberd 

    20. Jordan Lewis

    17. Bayley Fritsch

    16. Jeff Garlett James Harmes

    7. Alex Neal-Bullen

    6. Tom Bugg Jack Viney

    4.  Joel Smith

    2. Dean Kent

    1. Bernie Vince Josh Wagner

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    7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Clayton Oliver is making a charge.

     

     

    106. Max Gawn

     

     

    100. Clayton OIiver

     

     

    89. Jesse Hogan

     

     

    67. Nathan Jones

     

     

    48. Angus Brayshaw

     

     

    44. Tom McDonald

     

     

    35. Christian Salem

     

     

    32. Neville Jetta

     

     

    31. Jake Melksham 

     

     

    29. Jake Lever Oscar McDonald

     

     

    26. Christian Petracca 

     

     

    23. Michael Hibberd 

     

     

    20. Jordan Lewis

     

     

    17. Bayley Fritsch

     

     

    16. Jeff Garlett James Harmes

     

     

    7. Alex Neal-Bullen

     

     

    6. Tom Bugg Jack Viney

     

     

    4.  Joel Smith

     

     

    2. Dean Kent

     

     

    1. Bernie Vince Josh Wagner

     

     

    Bernie Vince isn't!

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        PLAYER VOTES
    1 GAWN Max.png Max Gawn 106
    2 OLIVER Clayton.png Clayton Oliver 100
    3 HOGAN Jesse.png Jesse Hogan 89
    4 JONES Nathan.png Nathan Jones 67
    5 BRAYSHAW Angus.png Angus Brayshaw 48
    6 MCDONALD Tom.png Tom McDoanld 44
    7 SALEM Christian.png Christian Salem 35
    8 JETTA Neville.png Neville Jetta 32
    9 MELKSHAM Jake.png Jake Melksham 31
    10 LEVER Jake.png Jake Lever 29
    10 MCDONALD Oscar.png Oscar McDoanld 29
    12 PETRACCA Christian.png Christian Petracca 26
    13 HIBBERD Michael.png Michael Hibberd 23
    14 LEWIS Jordan.png Jordan Lewis 20
    15 FRITSCH Bayley.png Bayley Fritsch 17
    16 GARLETT Jeff.png Jeff Garlett 16
    16 HARMES James.png James Harmes 16
    18 NEAL BULLEN Alex.png Alex Neal-Bullen 7
    19 BUGG Tomas.png Tomas Bugg 6
    19 VINEY Jack.png Jack Viney 6
    21 SMITH Joel.png Joel Smith 4
    22 KENT Dean.png Dean Kent 2
    23 VINCE Bernie.png Bernie Vince 1
    23 WAGNER Josh.png Josh Wagner 1
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