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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 5

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6.Salem

5.Frost

4.Hore

3. Oliver 

2.Preuss

1. Harmes

 
6 hours ago, Demonland said:

It’s the same players every week ...

And there it is right there.   Our major issue...   lack of quality depth.

We cannot afford injuries to our best 22.   And we have many out...  and more playing under a cloud.

6 hours ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

This is going to be The Year Of The Angus.

He Has to learn to delver the ball better to our forwardline.

Lets not pump him up above his station, as well.

 

He's winning a lot of ball,  that's all.

 

Shocked Salem isn’t leading the charts. He has been our only consistent performer this year and is the only real improver this season. Plus he hits a goddamn target every time. 


On 4/21/2019 at 11:17 AM, Deespicable said:

Put myself through the replay last night to check if my eyes weren't deceiving me and came up with following.

6 Salem - Our only defender who regularly laid a tackle.

5 Brayshaw - our only midfielder with the confidence to go forward - unlike Clayton who looks as if he is in fear of being tackled and flicks it off sideways/backwards nearly every time.

4 Frost - The critics won't like it but there were no major howlers and he worked really hard on Bruce (two marks).

3 Petracca - Yes he made mistakes, but he was our only lively forward all day and the only one who looked dangerous even if he ballsed it up on occasions.

2 Hore - Plenty of intercepts and in general safe with his kicking.

1 Viney - Huge first half trying to lift the guys.

Preuss had some memorable moments early but faded again and big Max spanked Marshall, but the stat that worries me was just 11 pressure points. 

 

Good post.

i enjoy posters who provide a description next to the votes.

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