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10 Tom McDonald (MELB)
7 Callum Mills (SYD)
6 Clayton Oliver (MELB)
3 Steven May (MELB)
2 James Harmes (MELB)
1 Tom Hickey (SYD)
1 Christian Salem (MELB)

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42 Hugh McCluggage BL
38 David Mundy FRE
34 Max Gawn MELB
34 Touk Miller GCFC
34 Ollie Wines PORT
33 Jack Macrae WB
32 Marcus Bontempelli WB
32 Clayton Oliver MELB
32 Christian Salem MELB
31 Samuel Walsh CARL
29 Zach Merrett ESS
28 Christian Petracca MELB

 

So I gather Horse awarded Mills 5 or 6 votes? 

 
17 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

2 James Harmes (MELB)

Makes a few people who posted to drop him on the changes thread look a bit silly to say the least...

Great first game back.

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13 minutes ago, M_9 said:

So I gather Horse awarded Mills 5 or 6 votes? 

i'd say mills got 4 and 3

 


26 minutes ago, M_9 said:

So I gather Horse awarded Mills 5 or 6 votes? 

The split looks like:

  • 5/5 McDonald
  • 4/3 Mills
  • 4/2 Oliver
  • 3/0 May
  • 2/0 Harmes
  • 1/0 Hickey
  • 1/0 Salem

So both coaches gave votes to McDonald, Mills and Oliver.

No agreement on May, Harmes, HIckey and Salem.

Edited by Lucifer's Hero

If we drop Tom McDonald and James Harmes surely that makes it easier for Gawn, Oliver and Salem to get more votes, and win the award.

#demonlandfacts

?

 
2 minutes ago, CYB said:

Maxy is due for an absolute blinder. 

Was  hard on Sat eve  with the ball being so slippery. He dropped a few he'd normally swallow whole. 

9 minutes ago, rjay said:

Makes a few people who posted to drop him on the changes thread look a bit silly to say the least...

Great first game back.

Almost as silly as those you suggested Mcdonald plays back.


I'm a bit surprised that Luke Parker didn't get a vote.  He seemed to bob up with annoying frequency, particularly around those much discussed centre clearances.

edit:  I just checked his stats to see if it was just my imagination, and he had 32 disposals, 4 marks, 5 tackles and 7 clearances.  That's a good day's work by any standard.

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45 minutes ago, rjay said:

Makes a few people who posted to drop him on the changes thread look a bit silly to say the least...

Great first game back.

It really was a good return for Harmes; he battled hard and kept working away at it all despite a loss of form and a few errors. His use of the body in close and in screens was terrific. His ball usage was sloppy at times and at other times, effective. His ability to run and link is a real asset to our game, and it will improve as he, too, adjusts to the new footballing mantras about him.

Yes, good first game back for Harmes, but he does owe the club.

10 Votes T Mac

You really have to hand it to him. Amazing mental toughness and application to get his body and game back to 2018 level. Put up for trade last year too.

No-one saw this coming.  As his confidence grows, he could really dominate

Him and Fritsch on track to get 40-50 goals this season

2 hours ago, rjay said:

Makes a few people who posted to drop him on the changes thread look a bit silly to say the least...

Great first game back.

Indeed. Dont kniw what game they watched.

He made a few poor decisions but for tge most part played a ripper even outside the fact it was his first gamr for the season.

Will be even better with a few games in him.

So many players are reaching their true potential because of our new winning culture.

 


2 hours ago, CYB said:

Maxy is due for an absolute blinder. 

And Fritta and Kozzie.

And Jackson

And Anb.

And Lever

And Hunt.

And Rivers.

Sorry started with Fritta and got carried away but agreed on the big guy.

 

  • Demonland changed the title to COACHES VOTES: Rd 08 2021

Amazing that 2 of our forwards have gained 10/10 in consecutive weeks and 4 players in the top 12. Shows that there is not an over reliance on 1 or 2 stars. 

3 hours ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

The split looks like:

  • 5/5 McDonald
  • 4/3 Mills
  • 4/2 Oliver
  • 3/0 May
  • 2/0 Harmes
  • 1/0 Hickey
  • 1/0 Salem

So both coaches gave votes to McDonald, Mills and Oliver.

No agreement on May, Harmes, HIckey and Salem.

Correct.  Only way the votes could have gone

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