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Oliver

Petracca

Langdon

Brayshaw

Spargo

May

 

6. Oliver

5. Langdon

4. Petracca

3. Viney

2. Brayshaw

1. May

 

6. Oliver

5. Langdon

4. Petracca

3. Brayshaw

2 Viney

1. May

Apologies to Spargo, Salem, Hibberd  and May


Clarrie  ( getting better and better)

Langdon ( Been a very good pick up but this was his best game)

May.  Geez this bloke is a rock in defence

Viney

Trac
Brayshaw

A lot of good players who played their roles. That's what we want.

6. Oliver

5. Langdon

4. Petracca

3. Brayshaw

2. May 

1. Spargo

6 PETRACCA

5 OLIVER

4 BRAYSHAW

3 LANGDON

2 VANDENBERG

1 PREUSS


6. Langdon - best game for the club to date. In terms of what he is meant to do there was no-one better.

5. Oliver

4. May

3. Petracca 

2. Melksham - 8 inside 50s (1st), 407 metres gained (2nd), 2 goals, 6 score involvements. That’s a fair return.

1. Brayshaw

6.Oliver

5. Petracca

4. Langdon

3. May

2. Viney

1. Brayshaw

6. Oliver

5. Petracca

4. Langdon

3. May

2. Brayshaw

1. Spargo

6 - Oliver - his last 3 weeks have been off the chart good

5 - Langdon

4 - Petracca

3 - Viney

2 - Lockhart

1 - Spargo


6 Langdon

5 Oliver

4 Brayshaw

3 Spargo

2 Petracca

1 Pruess

 
11 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

People not including Spargo is criminal.

6. Oliver

5. Langdon

4. Spargo

3. Brayshaw

2. Petracca

1. Viney

 

Spargo had a great 10 minutes.  But aside from that we hardly noticed him. 6 kicks. 2 tackles.  He burst the game open so I can see why the love !

6 Oliver

5 Petracca 

4 Langdon

3 Viney

2 Brayshaw 

1 Preuss  

Preuss really stepped up tonight. 24 hit outs. 12 possessions.  He struggled at times physically and the trainer spoke to him a few times. He soldiered on and kept competing. He was physical and was a target.  Had some good 2nd efforts.  Actually got better and better.  

May was good with excellent disposal but fumbled a few and dropped 3-4 marks when the ball got slippery.  

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