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GAME 19: Demonland's Best/Favourite Demon 1988-2020 - Gawn vs Tingay

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The next Round 2 matchup sees Max Gawn take on Stephen Tingay.

You can either vote by going to our Facebook or Twitter pages or for convenience you can vote in the poll above.

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Max Gawn:
121 Games
58 Goals
2 x Keith Bluey Truscott Trophy
3 x All Australian

Stephen Tingay:
162 Games
84 Goals
1994 All Australian

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Looking ahead I'm guessing the final will be Lyon/Gawn v Stynes simply based on the voting so far.  

Gawn is ahead for me but not by much.  If Tingay didn't fall through a bloody window i reckon it could have been the other way around.

 

Just realised the "live" votes we see on the poll above don't include the facebook votes etc.

Big turn around on the Farmer v Yze vote for example from what we on this site had voted.

Fascinating

 

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