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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 15

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2 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

I agree with negatives

I agree with positive for Gawn Viney Harmes

but but but

Hogan !! No way. Half hearted.  Appealed for frees. Two soft free kicks for goals. No contested marks. Missed a goal in the last. Going at the ball one handed. At least 4 slipped missed tackles

Salem also well down 

No Fritsch?? His class was apparent

Fritsch was good Norm and certainly if i watched the replay i might change my view.

From where i am sittingbehind punt road goals i missed much of the play up the other end so my votes probably lack accuracy and clarity at times.

I just saw Hulk as doing what was expected (mostly in the 2nd half) and getting back to something resembling a CHF role.  Regardless of how they were presented him he did kick 3.  Missed a few tackles yes but also thought he brought a bit of pressure inside 50 with some tackles that stuck (probably the only one of any note) and got himself involved in a fair number of chains around the ground that also resulted in us scoring.   His handballs away from congestion to players free was also pretty accurate vs others who seemed to be selling their team mates into trouble a fair bit resulting in a stack of ruined transitions and too many turnovers.

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    Hogan needs to lift.  He cannot just throw his hands up and expect free kicks.

    Bottom line from today is that he kicked one goal , missed another crucial shot in the last and was gifted two goals.  He needs a crumber like Garlett or Spargo to help.

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    It will come as no surprise that Maxy got full marks for his inspirational performance yesterday. Truth be told, nobody else came close to the mark with his influence on the game (unless you include the three blind mice who officiated)

    126. Max Gawn
    106. Clayton OIiver
    90. Jesse Hogan
    70. Nathan Jones
    62. Angus Brayshaw
    49. Tom McDonald
    46. Neville Jetta
    35. Christian Salem 
    34. Bayley Fritsch
    33. Jake Melksham 
    32. Jack Viney
    31. Michael Hibberd
    29. Jake Lever Oscar McDonald
    26. James Harmes Christian Petracca 
    20. Jordan Lewis
    16. Jeff Garlett 
    7. Alex Neal-Bullen
    6. Tom Bugg 
    4.  Joel Smith
    2. Dean Kent
    1. Bernie Vince Josh Wagner

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        PLAYER VOTES
    1 GAWN Max.png Max Gawn 126
    2 OLIVER Clayton.png Clayton Oliver 106
    3 HOGAN Jesse.png Jesse Hogan 90
    4 JONES Nathan.png Nathan Jones 70
    5 BRAYSHAW Angus.png Angus Brayshaw 62
    6 MCDONALD Tom.png Tom McDoanld 49
    7 JETTA Neville.png Neville Jetta 46
    8 SALEM Christian.png Christian Salem 35
    9 FRITSCH Bayley.png Bayley Fritsch 34
    10 MELKSHAM Jake.png Jake Melksham 33
    11 VINEY Jack.png Jack Viney 32
    12 HIBBERD Michael.png Michael Hibberd 31
    13 LEVER Jake.png Jake Lever 29
    13 MCDONALD Oscar.png Oscar McDoanld 29
    15 PETRACCA Christian.png Christian Petracca 26
    15 HARMES James.png James Harmes 26
    17 LEWIS Jordan.png Jordan Lewis 20
    18 GARLETT Jeff.png Jeff Garlett 16
    19 NEAL BULLEN Alex.png Alex Neal-Bullen 7
    20 BUGG Tomas.png Tomas Bugg 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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    6 - Gawn

    5 - Harmes

    4 - Fritsch

    3 - Viney

    2 - Hibberd

    1 - Gus

    Hannan & ANB need a rest at Casey but not sure who comes in, should have played Frosty.

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    4 hours ago, Demonland said:

    It will come as no surprise that Maxy got full marks for his inspirational performance yesterday. Truth be told, nobody else came close to the mark with his influence on the game (unless you include the three blind mice who officiated)

    ???

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    18 hours ago, Earl Hood said:

    6. Gawn

    5. Fritsch

    4. Hibberd

    3. Harmes

    2. Jones

    1. Brayshaw

    This (saves me typing)

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