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6 Gawn

5 Petracca

4 Oliver

3 Viney

2 Brayshaw

1 Bowey 

 

6. Gawn

5. Petracca

4. Oliver

3. Viney

2. Bowey

1. Brayshaw

 Honourable mention to Bedford who played a good game.

 

Gawn

Petracca

Oliver

Brayshaw

Viney

May


MAX (BOG)

BRAYSHAW

BOWEY

PETRACCA

OLIVER

VINEY

6 Gawn

5 Petracca

4 Oliver

3 Brown

2 Viney

1 Bowey

 

Gawn

Oliver

Viney

Petracca

Brayshaw

Gawn

Oliver

Petracca

Viney

Brayshaw

Brown


6. Max Gawn 

5 Clayton Oliver 

4. Christian Petracca 

3. Angus Brayshaw 

2. Ben Brown 

1. Jack Viney

10 hours ago, BDA said:

6. Oliver

5. Gawn

4. Trac

3. BB

2. Bowsa (he will play 300 games for us)

1. Viney

Well there's 300 Dees victories to lock in.  Must be a Flag or three in that lot!

Max.        I've said it before but he's the best ruckman I've seen . He's got the lot

Oliver.      First quarter in particular was stupendous - especially as the Hawks were pressing us.

Trac 

May.    Despite a couple of rare errors he provided a wall down back

Viney    A strong return. His best consistent form for a while

Bowey.  A few deserved a vote but I have money on Bowey for rising star so....

6: Gawn

5: Oliver

4: Bowey

3: Petracca

2: Viney

1: Ben Brown

And with a nod to Hunt, Jordon and Brayshaw.

12 hours ago, Ollie fan said:

Only one voter has included him, but I thought Hunt played a great game.

Agree, his defensive efforts and 1 %ers were huge and still took the game on.

6 Gawn

5 Petracca

4 Clarrie

3 Viney

2 May

1 Hunt

Stiff: Brayshaw, Bowey, Bedford


13 hours ago, Ollie fan said:

Only one voter has included him, but I thought Hunt played a great game.

He's having a great year and should retain his spot once Salem returns.

1. Gawn ( BOG in 3 of last 4 games)

2. Brayshaw

3.Clarrie

4.Trac

5.May 

6.Bowser 

Hon Mentions  Viney BBB Bedford Tmac

 

 

Great that all of our Big Guns come to the fore when needed.!!!

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Max is moving up but Clarrie’s well on top.

77. Clayton Oliver 
60. Max Gawn Christian Petracca 
46. Steven May 
31. Ed Langdon 
30. Angus Brayshaw 
22. Jake Bowey
19. Luke Jackson
18. James Harmes
13. Jack Viney 
12. Ben Brown 
11. James Jordon
9. Alex Neal-Bullen
6. Sam Weideman 
5. Jayden Hunt Harry Petty Charlie Spargo 
4.  Tom Sparrow
3. Kysaiah Pickett Joel Smith
2. Bayley Fritsch 


I really feel like we've had great, all round contributions this year across the board but it's amazing to see Oliver, and to a lesser extent the top 4, so far out in front.

It's also interesting to see Fritsch (our leading goal scorer), ANB, Kossi, Sparrow and Petty so low on votes overall. I reckon the BnF (where each player gets points each week) would look a lot different at this stage of the season.

35 minutes ago, deanox said:

I really feel like we've had great, all round contributions this year across the board but it's amazing to see Oliver, and to a lesser extent the top 4, so far out in front.

It's also interesting to see Fritsch (our leading goal scorer), ANB, Kossi, Sparrow and Petty so low on votes overall. I reckon the BnF (where each player gets points each week) would look a lot different at this stage of the season.

It might, but the AFLCA votes have the same top 5 Demons as Demonland (Petracca, Oliver, Gawn, May, Langdon). That might change a little after this round but I think it'll be similar.

Current AFLCA votes for Melbourne players (to round 6):

31 Oliver

28 Petracca

20 May

18 Gawn

12 Langdon

9 Brayshaw

6 Brown

6 Jackson

5 Viney

4 Weidemann

4 Jordon

4 Harmes

2 Spargo

1 Sparrow 

Edited by Swooper1987
added context

15 minutes ago, Swooper1987 said:

It might, but the AFLCA votes have the same top 5 Demons as Demonland (Petracca, Oliver, Gawn, May, Langdon). That might change a little after this round but I think it'll be similar.

Oh I'd absolutely have those 5 at the top.

I was more noting the difference between a system that scores everyone vs top 3, 5 or 6.

I don't think (for example) Fritsch has been "not-good". I dont think he's bean that much worse than Harmes.

I also think Jackson has probably been much better than Harmes on average as well.

Just the pros and cons of each system. And also the consistent dominance of Oliver, Gawn and Track.

Edited by deanox

 
7 hours ago, Roger Mellie said:

Agree, his defensive efforts and 1 %ers were huge and still took the game on.

6 Gawn

5 Petracca

4 Clarrie

3 Viney

2 May

1 Hunt

Stiff: Brayshaw, Bowey, Bedford

Going to rewatch re Hunt.


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