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22 minutes ago, jako13 said:

really need to reassess my life choices. These 2 are seriously batting well above their average......

I was thinking the same.

Seriously congrats to Clarry.

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Clarrie has played in the middle more than Martin should be a starting mid.

you take your pick of 2 HFF from Danger Higgins Gray and Martin you don't just accomodate the big names in the starting 18.

Devon Smith missing out is a joke, Jackson Mcrae and Yeo are also stiff but you're always going to have some tough stories 

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8 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said:

Clarrie has played in the middle more than Martin should be a starting mid.

you take your pick of 2 HFF from Danger Higgins Gray and Martin you don't just accomodate the big names in the starting 18.

Devon Smith missing out is a joke, Jackson Mcrae and Yeo are also stiff but you're always going to have some tough stories 

Could have sworn Yeo would be in here.

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I'm happy with Clarrie on the bench.

Just as happy that media darlings Crotchin, and De Goey aren't in the team. 

Yeo and Macrae unlucky to miss.

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Elliot Yeo was the BIG ONE too miss out for me along with Jack McRae! ?

Yeo missing out was like Jeremy Howe missing out on Mark of the Year last season... That’s exactly what it was! ??‍♂️

Yeo before Whitfield

McRae before Sidebottom

Gunston and Edwards were the two surprises for me... I haven’t seen a lot of them play this season though.

Stewart was a toss up with Stratton and Grimes and I’ll add Jetta (even though he wasn’t named in the squad I thought he should have been). I have seen Stewart play this season and is a beast of a player. Deserved his spot! 

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Clarry could of easily been swapped with Martin.

Clarry in the centre and Martin on the bench! 

I feel because Martin has won a Brownlow he seems to be an automatic selection! I don’t like this... I think he was lucky to be AA this year!

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1 hour ago, old dee said:

According to one biased MFC supporter.

The experts thought otherwise.

Not quite sure what your beef is in this thread. I saw around 10 predicted media sides in the last week or so, and all had him in the side (all bar one starting). So to continually try and call out posters for bias seems a little odd.

Most supporters wanted to see him get his just reward, and as far as I'm concerned, he did, as I couldn't care less about starting vs bench.

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