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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 11

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6 Gawn

5 Oliver

4 Bratshaw

3 Petracca

2 Harmes

1 LAck of Leadership

 

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    6. Gawn easily

    5. Jones was good most of the night

    4. Oliver amazing second quarter

    3. Viney

    2. Harmes

    1. Garlett - 3 goals but could have been a match winner

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    6. Gawn

    5. Jones

    4. Fritsch

    3. Harmes

    2. Brayshaw

    1. Viney

     

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    6 - Max

    5 - Clayton

    4 - Viney

    3 - Angus

    2 - JKH

    1 - Baker

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    6.  Gawn

    5.  Jones

    4.  Viney

    3.  Oliver

    2.  Harmes

    1.  Hunt

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    6- Gawn ( dominated as expected)

    5 - Oliver ( outstanding first half)

    4 - Jones ( not as clean as normal but regularly got the hard balls)

    3 - Fritsch ( getting closer to last year’s superlative form)

    2 - Frost ( I no longer hold my breath when he has the ball)

    1 - Viney ( trying to do the impossible too often but he at least he persists)

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    6.Gawn 

    5. Oliver

    4. Brayshaw

    3. Viney 

    2. Harmes

    1. Garlett

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    3 hours ago, DeeZone said:

    6 - Max

    5 - Clayton

    4 - Viney

    3 - Angus

    2 - JKH

    1 - Baker

    Please......all mids.

    Agree with top 3.

    no credit to the defenders? you may want to check the disposal efficiency of your 3,2, 1......or does that all of a sudden not come into contention?

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    6. Gawn

    5.Brayshaw

    4.Oliver

    3. Harmes

    2.Frost

    1.Fritsch

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    6. Gawn - Clear win in the ruck battle, albeit against a fairly green opponent 

    5. Jones - won the ball on the inside, usual story on the outside and disposal-wise

    4. Oliver - created some run through the corridor

    3. Viney - brought some much-needed mongrel and tackling at times but also ambition confused with ability 

    2. Fritsch - developing in a new role for him and bringing some of last years form to it

    1. Frost - growing in confidence to run-off his opponent and back himself 

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    6 Gawn

    5 Oliver

    4 Brayshaw

    3 Jones

    2 Viney

    1 Frost

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    Max increases his lead -   

     

        PLAYER VOTES
    1 GAWN Max.png Max Gawn 124
    2 OLIVER Clayton.png Clayton Oliver 93
    3 HARMES James.png James Harmes 77
    4 SALEM Christian.png Christian Salem 72
    5 BRAYSHAW Angus.png Angus Brayshaw 64
    6 HORE Marty.png Marty Hore 41
    7 FROST Sam.png Sam Frost 40
    8 JONES Nathan.png Nathan Jones 38
    9 MELKSHAM Jake.png Jake Melksham 31
    10 VINEY Jack.png Jack Viney 30
    11 HUNT Jayden.png Jayden Hunt 28
    12 HIBBERD Michael.png Michael Hibberd 12
    13 LOCKHART Jay.png Jay Lockhart 6
    13 PETRACCA Christian.png Christian Petracca 6
    15 BAKER Oskar.png Oskar Baker 5
    15 FRITSCH Bayley.png Bayley Fritsch 5
    17 MCDONALD Tom.png Tom McDoanld 4
    17 PREUSS Braydon.png Braydon Preuss 4
    17 WAGNER Josh.png Josh Wagner 4
    20 WAGNER Corey.png Corey Wagner 3
    21 NEAL BULLEN Alex.png Alex Neal-Bullen 2
    22 JETTA Neville.png Neville Jetta 1
    22 MCDONALD Oscar.png Oscar McDonald 1
    22 STRETCH Billy.png Billy Stretch 1

     

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    Max is now third in the Age Player of the Year award with 54 votes, behind Grundy (68) and Tim Kelly (61). He doesn't get a look in at the Hun, but no surprise there. He's in the top 19 in the AFLCA award as of last week and should move further up after Saturday night. I think he's been excellent since round 4 and is a chance to poll a lot of Brownlow votes between round 4 and round 11.  He could have picked up votes in games against Sydney, Hawthorn, Gold Coast, West Coast, GWS and Adelaide. He's currently at $67 with Sportsbet but given the lack of competition from team mates this season I think he's not without a chance. His biggest test will be next week against Grundy but he usually plays well against him.  He's having another wonderful season despite the team performance.

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