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Clayton Oliver wins his second Demonland Player of the Year Award

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Clayton Oliver has overtaken Max Gawn in the Preliminary Final to win his second Demonland Player of The Year Award.

Congratulations Clarrie!

225. Clayton OIiver 
214. Max Gawn  
158. Angus Brayshaw  
129. James Harmes  
109. Jesse Hogan  
79. Tom McDonald  
71. Nathan Jones  
70. Christian Salem  
62. Jake Melksham  
61. Christian Petracca Jack Viney  
54. Neville Jetta  
39. Bayley Fritsch Michael Hibberd   
34. Jordan Lewis  
33. Oscar McDonald  
29. Jake Lever   
18. Jeff Garlett   
16. Sam Weideman  
14. Alex Neal-Bullen Dom Tyson  
11. Sam Frost   
10. Aaron VandenBerg 
7. Joel Smith 
6. Tom Bugg Mitch Hannan  
2. Dean Kent  
1. Charlie Spargo Bernie Vince Josh Wagner      

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    Carrie.... ?

    Edited by ucanchoose

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    15 minutes ago, SFebes said:

    What did he win, a car?

    No, this year’s prize is 2 free shoulder recos.

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    At least at the "Bluey" all the recipients will be in attendance ???

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    Clarrie is an out and out star, even with two busted shoulders!

    ......... and it's satisfying to confirm what we already knew, that Demonlanders are far more discerning judges of football prowess than the ALF umpires (as shown by his relatively meagre Brownlow count).

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    45 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

    Clarrie is an out and out star, even with two busted shoulders!

    ......... and it's satisfying to confirm what we already knew, that Demonlanders are far more discerning judges of football prowess than the ALF umpires (as shown by his relatively meagre Brownlow count).

     

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    So Garlett finished above

    Sam Weideman  
    Alex Neal-Bullen Dom Tyson  
    Sam Frost   
    Aaron VandenBerg 
    Joel Smith 
    Tom Bugg Mitch Hannan  
    Dean Kent  
    Charlie Spargo Bernie Vince Josh Wagner

     

    Perhaps we need to look at the voting system....:blink::(

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    May the accolades rest gently on his shoulders!

    When is the Bluey, anyway? I don't usually pay much attention aside from the results, but it's usually streamed online right?


    ETA: A simple google answered my own question - October 1, 7.00pm for anyone else wondering.

    Edited by Dees_In_October

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    Not much love for Charlie...... :)

     

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