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6 GAWN

5 PETRACCA

4 SALEM

3 OLIVER

2 HUNT

1 FRITSCH


 
5 minutes ago, big_red_fire_engine said:

6. Gawn

5. Petracca

4. Lever

3. Oliver

2. Hunt

1. May

Yes for this with an honourable mention to Brown.  How anyone has left Gawn out of the votes today defies any reasonable assessment of the game.


4 minutes ago, Swooper1987 said:

Yes for this with an honourable mention to Brown.  How anyone has left Gawn out of the votes today defies any reasonable assessment of the game.

I could have split the 1 between May, Brown and Salem. All three were good. 

6 - Gawn

5 - Tracc

4 - Langdon

3 - Salem

2 - Fritsch

1 - May

6. Salem

5. Gawn

4. Petracca 

3. May
2. Oliver

1. Hunt


6. Petracca 

5. Salem

4. Gawn

3. Oliver

2. Hunt

1. May

HM: Brown, Fritsch, Viney (game high 7 clearances)

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6. Salem

5. Lever

4. Brown

3. Oliver

2. Gawn

1. Fritsch

6. Lever

5. Salem

4. Gawn

3. Petracca

2. Brown

1. Oliver

Could have given votes to May, Langdon and Fritsch

 


6. Gawn

5. Petracca

4. Salem

3. Oliver

2. Fritsch

1. May

 6 Salem

5 Petracca

4 Langdon

3 Gawn

2 Fritsch

1 Hunt

1 hour ago, Swooper1987 said:

Yes for this with an honourable mention to Brown.  How anyone has left Gawn out of the votes today defies any reasonable assessment of the game.

He had a couple of neat taps to Viney when he had very modest opposition. 26 hitouts is not a huge tally. Only four marks, all on the wing I think. He played well, but so did the other players receiving (serious) votes. Noted that several others have left Max out of their votes.

 

6. Gawn

5. Petracca

4. Lever

3. May

2. Langdon

1. Hunt

19 minutes ago, Flower Magic said:

He had a couple of neat taps to Viney when he had very modest opposition. 26 hitouts is not a huge tally. Only four marks, all on the wing I think. He played well, but so did the other players receiving (serious) votes. Noted that several others have left Max out of their votes.

More to the point is the number of people that left Salem out of their votes! 


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