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2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Your votes please 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 

6. Gawn

5. Brayshaw

4. Oliver

3. Hogan

2. T Mac

1. Jetta

6-Gawn (best ruck performance I can recall)
5-Brayshaw
4-Oliver
3-Salem
2-Melksham
1-Harmes

 

6. Gawn

5. Oliver

4. brayshaw

3. Hogan

2. Melksham 

1.  T Mac

 
5 minutes ago, goodoil said:

6. Max Gawn

5. Clayton Oliver

4. Angus Brayshaw

3. Jesse Hogan

2. Jake Melksham

1. Christian Salem

As goodoil said!


6 - Gawn

5 - Brayshaw

4 - Oliver

3 - Hogan

2 - Salem

1 - Melksham

 

You really had to watch every minute of the game to understand why Max was easily the best player on the ground. When things were tough he kept giving us a chance with his hitouts. With an average ruckman we would have been smoked in that period and game over.

6 - Gawn

5 - Brayshaw

4 - Oliver

3 - Hogan

2 - Salem

 1 OMac

6. Max Gawn A+

5. Clayton Oliver A+

4. Angus Brayshaw B+

3. Jesse Hogan B

2. Jake Melksham B

1. Christian Salem B-

6. Brayshaw

5. Gawn

4. Oliver

3. Melksham

2. Salem

1. OMac

6. Gawn

5. Brayshaw 

4. Oliver 

3. Hogan 

2. Spargo - Loved his 3rd quarter.

1. Melksham 


6. Gawn - If I could bet on Max getting 3 BV for this game I would, he was really up today.

5. Oliver - hyped in the press then delivers, his goal while lucky off the back of a pack where he smartly stayed down, was a thing of beauty and will send fear through opposition, those low flat passes are so hard to kick and he pulls the trigger on them like they are bullets ready to go.

4. Brayshaw - ball on a string, reminded me of Bruce on a good day with his galloping. (mostly better kicks too).

3. Hogan - beautiful goals, who cares how he kicks them, and many many team things, for a big FF he is the best team player I have seen, almost a problem how unselfish he is.

2. Fritsch - does it quietly, but such quality touches 

1. ANB - Ran like a demon and kicked straight, had a big 3rd qtr when we won the game.

stiff OMAC, Hibberd, Lewis, Salem

note: Garlett didn't impact with goals, but I saw alot of running to the right place today, seemed invested. 

6. Gawn

5. Oliver

4. Brayshaw

3. Hogan

2. Melksham

1. Salem

1. Max Gawn

2. Angus Brayshaw dead heat Clayton Oliver

4. Jesse Hogan

2. Jake Melksham

1. Christian Salem


Maximus

Gus

Clarrie

Hulk

Salem

TMAc

MAX

OLLIE

BRAYSHAW

SALEM

TOMMY MCD

FRITSCH

 

6. Gawn - dominant and dominating

5. Oliver - exquisite and unique skills and abilities. Best handballer is also best kick.

4. Brayshaw - never stops moving and attacking

3. OMac - never passed or beaten

2. Gawn - best tapwork for long time

1. Gawn - deserves more than 6

6 Gawn

5 Brayshaw

4 Oliver

3 Hogan

2 T.McDonald

1 Lewis


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