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6. Gus. Clarry stiff but I thought gus was everywhere 

5. Clarry 

4. Weid. Missed a few but also kicked 4.

3. Lingers

2. May. Had a few kicked on him but was pretty solid

1. I thought Smith was pretty good. Also not sure who else deserves it.

 

6. Clarry

5. Brayshaw

4 May

3 Bowey

2 Weid

1 Harmes

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6. Oliver
5. Brayshaw
4. Langdon
3. Harmes
2. Gawn
1. Weid 🤗

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6.  Oliver

5.  Langdon

4.  Brayshaw

3. May

2.  The Weid

1. Bowey

6. Brayshaw

5. Oliver

4. Langdon

3. Harmes

2. Weideman

1. Viney

 

6. Brayshaw

5. Oliver

4. Langdon

3. Viney

2. Harmes

1. Weideman


Clarry

Gus

Bowey

Langdon

May/Max 

Weid

and I thought Smith was good.

Brayshaw

Oliver

Langdon

Bowey

Weideman

Harmes

6: Angus Brayshaw

5: Clayton Oliver

4: Ed Langdon

3: Max Gawn

2: James Harmes

1: Sam Weideman


6. Oliver

5. Gus

4. Langdon

3. Weid

2. Harmes

1. Smith

Dont understand the love for May tonight, thought he looked a bit tired

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6. Clarry 

5. Gus

4. Weid

3. Smith 

2. Langdon

1. Harmes


Oliver

Brayshaw

Langdon

Harmes

Bowey

Weideman

4 minutes ago, MoeSyzlak said:

May? Really? 

And your votes are?

 

6 Gus

5 Clarry

4 Lingers

3 Weed

2 Max

1 Bowey

Gus - 20 Marks, high DE, has covered the Salem hole, Tmac to wing, Gus back, Weid and Brown up forward.

Oliver - everyone gets a lick of the ice-cream.

Langdon - huge running pressure.

Weid - 4.3 is the reason for 3 votes, should have been 6.

Viney - combining much better with Oliver, anyone noticed his 22 pace? He has found another gear, so happy for him.

 Bowey - only one boo boo all night super reliable.


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