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6.  Fritsh

5. Oliver

4.  Harmes

3.Lewis

2.Wagner Cory

1.Viney for his first half

 

6. Clayton Oliver 
5. Bailey Fritsch 
4. James Harmes 
3. Christian Salem 
2. Christian Petracca 
1. Jordan Lewis

6. Oliver

5. Fritsch

4. Harmes

3. May

2. Salem

1. Lewis

 

6.  Oliver

5.  Fritsch

4.  Salem

3.  May

2.  Brayshaw

1.  Lewis

 

6 - Clarry

5 - Fritsch

4 - Salem

3 - Max

 2 - May

1 - Lewis


I'm a Gawn fan, but I'm surprised by both the commentators underestimation of his game and the lack of votes thus far.  He was definitely in our top 6 players.  The problem he has is that he needs to be at least twice as good as his direct opponent to be noticed.  Today he scored 101 Fantasy points (Hickey got 57).  Gawn took 4 contested marks (the equal most on the ground) and had 5 tackles and 10 contested possessions. He was treated pretty harshly by the umpires again and Campbell Brown made the laughable observation that Hickey took the points! He wasn't our best player today, but he was certainly very significant in most of our good bits of play.

6.Fritsch

5.Oliver

4. Salem

3. Gawn

2. May

1. Lewis

6.  Clarry

5.  Fritschkreig

4.  Salem

3.  Harmes

2.  May

1.  Hibb

HMs .. Big M who had another win today but as per Swooper....given no credit by the clown commentary team on the 'AFL approved' Nuff Nuffs Chanel

6. Oliver 

5. Fritsch

4. Salem

3. May 

2. Gawn

1. Lewis


6:Fritsch

5: Oliver

4: May

3: Salem

2: Harmes

1: Brayshaw

6. Fritsch

5. Oliver

4. May

3. Salem

2. Lewis

1. Gawn

6. Oliver

5. Frisch 

4. May

3. Salem

2. Lewis

1. Gawn 

Some of Petracca's family must be giving him votes. Or were they people who didn't watch the game?


6.Clarry

5.Fritsch

4.Salem

3.May

2.Lewis

1.Gus

6. Oliver

5. Fritsch

4. Salem

3. May

2. Gawn

1. Brayshaw

 
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173. Max Gawn    
159. Clayton Oliver    
128. Christian Salem
109. James Harmes
74. Angus Brayshaw  
66. Jack Viney         
49. Sam Frost 
48. Nathan Jones     
42. Marty Hore    
36. Steven May
31. Jake Melksham         
30. Bayley Fritsch
28. Jayden Hunt       
27. Tom McDonald   
26. Christian Petracca
13. Michael Hibberd 
12. Jay Lockhart    
7. Harry Petty
5. Oskar Baker Braydon Preuss
4. Josh Wagner  
3. Corey Wagner Sam Weideman  
2. Alex Neal-Bullen     
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