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VOTES: Rd 15 vs Brisbane

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6. Viney

5. Lever

4. Oliver

3. Jackson

2. Harmes

1. Gus

HM: Fritta, Nib, Trac

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    6 Viney

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    • Demonland changed the title to VOTES: Rd 15 vs Brisbane
     

    Viney 

    Lever

    Gus

    Tracca

    Jackson

    Secial mention to Weid who I reckon couldn't catch covid in a hospital infection ward.

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    6.  Viney

    5.  Lever

    4.  Oliver

    3.  Jackson

    2. Harmes

    1 Petracca

     

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    Viney 

    Lever

    Oliver 

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    Brayshaw 

    Harmes / Petracca 

     

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    6. Viney by a country's bull's roar

    5. Lever

    4. Jackson

    3. Brayshaw

    2. Oliver

    1. Petracca 

     

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    6 Viney

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    4 Oliver

    3 Trac

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    6 Viney  --- has he ever played a better game?

    5 Lever --- would have deserved 6 but for Viney's extraordinary performance.

    4 Oliver --- slowish start but very influential in the rip-roaring demolition job that followed.

    3 Petracca --- imposing presence but still has a few issues with kicking at goal.

    2 Jackson  --- caused plenty of problems with his athleticism.

    1 Everyone else --- this was a tremendous team effort.

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    6 Viney (BOG, best game of his career)

    5 Lever (Marked the ball much better tonight)

    4 Clarry ( always up there)

    3 Dogga (great game in the middle with Max out, plays like another mid)

    2  Petracca ( much better than the last 3 weeks)

    1 Honestly, the whole team probably ties for this spot

     

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    6 Lever - His best game of the year, and just intercept and rebound after intercept and rebound. Also great by foot today. The reason we weathered the storm long enough for Viney to be effective in attacking the game.

    5 Viney - Captains game. Pressure was immense and lead from the front, the team rallied around him and is probably why we lifted from the last 3 weeks.

    4 Jackson - More than held his own. McInerney may have used his size but Jackson was more influential. 9 tackles, 21 disposals and 10 score involvements is huge from a ruck.

    3 Harmes - Shut down Neale, stole 2 goals. The onfield equivalent of an "8 point game".

    2 Oliver - Slow first quarter but blew the game away in the second (and third). Dominated the stoppages, and the contested ball. Took the pedal off in the last when we were clear.

    1 JJ - Big impact game off limited game time. Lots of touches, used it well, big metres gained, snared a couple of goals, and a whole bunch of intercepts as well. Really influential role playing, a big part of the win.

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    6.Viney

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    4. Brayshaw

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    2. Jackson

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    7 minutes ago, Harrison Petty GOAT said:

    6 Viney (BOG, best game of his career)

    Probably dished out the best hit of his career too.

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    6.  Viney

    5.  Lever

    4.  Oliver

    3.  Jackson

    2.  Harmes

    1.  Jordon

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    8 minutes ago, Ollie fan said:

    Maybe not worth a vote, but  Hibberds  blanketing of Charlie Cameron was outstanding.

    Agreed. I though we had a lot of role players tonight, which is why we played so well as a team.

    Hibberd sacrificed everything to stop Cameron. Weid was really aggressive whenever and wherever he was thrown. Petty was dour. Bedford and Pickett were ever dangerous and swarming, and with Spargo used the ball well ever chance they got. ANB and Langdon ran hard to position all day.

    No passengers today, although Fritsch could have been a bit more team oriented.

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