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Yes the same with Langdon until concussed.!

 

They should be playing best goals abd marks in these long breaks

18 minutes ago, Chook said:

The Votes After Rounds 1-8

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This is all I’m getting on the live stream in Merimbula 

 
1 minute ago, #11-TonyAnderson said:

This is all I’m getting on the live stream in Merimbula 

They might be breaking for one of the food courses


 

26 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

The Norm Smith Memorial Trophy is a coach’s award and this year the winner was Alex Neal-Bullen.

Selfless role player who has improved significantly over last 2 years

How many I50 targets hit in GF??

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Who had "Mark Neeld" on their Max Gawn speech namedrop bingo card?

Standing ovation for Nathan Jones is genuine and moving. He represents our club like no-one else. 


Very surprised at the lack of love from the coaches for Brayshaw. I thought he was critical this year…player number 11 each week?

EDIT: Whispering Jack beat me to the screenshot. All yours Jack.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Chook said:
2 minutes ago, Chook said:

Very surprised at the lack of love from the coaches for Brayshaw. I thought he was critical this year…player number 11 each week?

EDIT: Whispering Jack beat me to the screenshot. All yours Jack.

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Yep, I felt Brayshaw well and truly outperformed TMac

5 minutes ago, Chook said:

Very surprised at the lack of love from the coaches for Brayshaw. I thought he was critical this year…player number 11 each week?

EDIT: Whispering Jack beat me to the screenshot. All yours Jack.

 

 

He did have a solid year, which was capped off by a phenomenal GF. Unfortunately that doesn’t count towards to the B&F… or does it?

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I wonder if this interval music is on Sticksy's 2.0 spotify playlist?

 
1 minute ago, Brenno said:

Anyone have a link to how the scoring is calculated? 

 

Scores from 1 point to 10 points a game with four judges so a player could get 40 points for a game.

1 minute ago, Brenno said:

Anyone have a link to how the scoring is calculated? 

 

four members of the coaching group/match committee can give players between 0-10 votes per game - max 40.


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