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Joe boy - abiit ad nix?

Jones -  flying the flag

Viney -  finding his feet

Gawn -  midfield master class

Oliver - go the hoof!

Brayshaw - effective on-ball role

Hore -  unfashionable but efficacious

May -  athletic gorilla keeper

Petty - boiled steamed mashed ?

Fritsch - pressure disposal questionable 

Salem - neat and composed

Frost - ice cream man

T. Smith - blue collar guy

Baker - has a side-step

Harmes - kept opponent honest

Petracca - dynamic with ball

Hannan -  eluded leather poisoning 

Weideman - can catch ball

Lockhart - emerging demon tyro

Neal-Bullen - handball lacked connection

T. McDonald - last quarter clinic

Hunt - slightly off radar

Wagner - solid team contributor

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joeboy Redleg

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Jones- better ball use

Viney - grunt and leadership 

Hore - endeavour was impressive 

Frost - career best game

Wagner - far from convincing 

May - confident and classy

Salem - steady and effective 

Baker - showed some skill

Neal-Bullen - tried but fumbly

Oliver - classy but erratic 

Brayshaw - had limited impact

Gawn - surprisingly didn’t dominate 

Weideman - some rare cameos

McDonald - finally earned wages

Petracca - a steady game

Lockhart - energy and skill

Harmes - met his match

Smith - took his chances

Fritsch - steady and impressive 

Petty - fortunately rarely required

Hunt - had little involvement 

Hannan - had no impact

 

 

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dee-tox Redleg

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12 minutes ago, joeboy said:

Petracca - a steady game

Mmnn. Bit more than steady I would have said. Influential game, yes. Many have him in the votes.

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Cheesy D. Pun Redleg

Cheesy D. Pun   1,764

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Tim Smith actually missed a few chances and could have had 5-6 goals.

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Tarax Club Redleg

Tarax Club   3,893

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Joe boy - abiit ad nix?

Jones -  flying the flag

Viney -  finding his feet

Gawn -  midfield master class

Oliver - go the hoof!

Brayshaw - effective on-ball role

Hore -  unfashionable but efficacious

May -  athletic gorilla keeper

Petty - boiled steamed mashed ?

Fritsch - pressure disposal questionable 

Salem - neat and composed

Frost - ice cream man

T. Smith - blue collar guy

Baker - has a side-step

Harmes - kept opponent honest

Petracca - dynamic with ball

Hannan -  eluded leather poisoning 

Weideman - can catch ball

Lockhart - emerging demon tyro

Neal-Bullen - handball lacked connection

T. McDonald - last quarter clinic

Hunt - slightly off radar

Wagner - solid team contributor

Tarax Club - happy to contribute

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Diamond_Jim Legend

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Thought Hunt had a reasonable.not great game... pressured well and was one of few forwards who continually presented.

The forward structure was woeful. Those two second quarter goals were almost painful to watch.

Josh Redleg

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2 hours ago, joeboy said:

Brayshaw - had limited impact

 

Fritsch - steady and impressive 

 

 

I love the 3 word player analysis, without a word of a lie it and the changes thread I actively look for but I think these are the wrong way around

binman Legend

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3 hours ago, joeboy said:

Jones- better ball use

Viney - grunt and leadership 

Hore - endeavour was impressive 

Frost - career best game

Wagner - far from convincing 

May - confident and classy

Salem - steady and effective 

Baker - showed some skill

Neal-Bullen - tried but fumbly

Oliver - classy but erratic 

Brayshaw - had limited impact

Gawn - surprisingly didn’t dominate 

Weideman - some rare cameos

McDonald - finally earned wages

Petracca - a steady game

Lockhart - energy and skill

Harmes - met his match

Smith - took his chances

Fritsch - steady and impressive 

Petty - fortunately rarely required

Hunt - had little involvement 

Hannan - had no impact

 

 

Joeboy's 3 word analysis v fremantle  - most accurate ever

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Dame Gaga Redleg

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T McDonald - Welcome Back TommyMac

Max - Worked Hard Again

Oliver - Nice Goal Clarrie

Frost - No Concussion Today!

May - Looking Good Stevie

Salem - Smart and Reliable

Petracca - Took It On

Marty - Never Gives Up

Team - Nice Work Boys

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John Demonic Redleg

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7 hours ago, Tarax Club said:

Jones -  flying the flag

Though he picked the one time when it wasn't necessary. Viney can more than hold his own.

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