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Only two players won their positions. May and Petracca.

If anyone gives votes to Gawn or Oliver I'll spew.

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    Agree. Gawn beaten. Oliver gets the footy then puts players under even more pressure, turnover the footy or a handball to nothing. Both have big hearts but today was average. 

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    Gawn wasn't beaten - Grundy had 16 disposals at 38% efficiency and at least three of then were against McDonald in the ruck.  Gawn had 13 at 62%, a goal and many more hit outs to advantage.  He wasn't in our best 6 however.

     

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    6.   Petracca

    5.   Fritsch

    4.   May

    3.   Salem

    2.   Harmes

    1.   Hibberd

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    6.Fritsch

    5. Petracca

    4.Oliver

    3. May

    2. Brayshaw

    1. Harmes

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    6 - Petracca

    5 - May

    4 - Fritsch

    3 - Frost

    2 - JKH

    1 - I'm really struggling now, maybe Harmes

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    Salem was lazy today. Missed 3-4 kicking targets. Dropped a few marks. Little chip 15 metres are now his go.  The aim should be to get it long and use his skilled delivery over 40 metres. 

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    This is tough but I will give it a go

    6. Fritsch

    5. Pettacca

    4. May

    3. Brayshaw

    2. JKH

    1. Harmes

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    6. Petracca

    5. May

    4.Fritsch

    3. Brayshaw

    2.Harmes

    1. Lewis 

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    6 Fritch

    5 May

    4 Trac

    3 JKH

    2 Harmes

    That is it in an awful game with terrible skills and our usual butchering and turning over off the ball.

     

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    6 Petracca

    5 Fritsch

    4 May

    3 JKH

    2 Oliver

    1 OMac

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      On 10/08/2019 at 10:28, spirit of norm smith said:

    Salem was lazy today. Missed 3-4 kicking targets. Dropped a few marks. Little chip 15 metres are now his go.  The aim should be to get it long and use his skilled delivery over 40 metres. 

    His form has definitely dropped off in recent weeks, after a great 15 or so weeks.

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    6: Fritch

    5: Petracca

    4: May

    3: JKH

    2: Frost

    1: Harmes

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    I'm glad there is some love for JKH although he's not the classiest of players, not once did i see him standing or jogging whilst opposition players ran amuck, unlike some of his team mates

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     Max looks home ...

     

    209. Max Gawn    

    188. Clayton Oliver    

    135. Christian Salem

    132. James Harmes

    82. Angus Brayshaw  

    66. Jack Viney         

    57. Sam Frost

    56. Bayley Fritsch

    54. Christian Petracca

    49. Nathan Jones     

    43. Steven May

    42. Marty Hore    

    31. Jake Melksham         

    28. Jayden Hunt       

    27. Tom McDonald   

    16. Michael Hibberd 

    12. Jay Lockhart    

    7. Jake Lever Harry Petty

    5. Oskar Baker Braydon Preuss

    4. Josh Wagner  

    3. Jay Kennedy Harris Jordan Lewis Corey Wagner Sam Weideman  

    2. Alex Neal-Bullen     

    1. Kyle Dunkley Jeff Garlett Neville Jetta Oscar McDonald Billy Stretch         

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    Looks a fair reflection of our disappointing season.  Gawn has been a standout, Oliver has been fairly consistent but not outstanding, Salem has slowed after a strong first two-thirds of the season and Trac and Fritsch look to be finishing strongly.

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