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Gawn - imposed when necessary 

Pickett - highlight reel performance 

Viney - consistent 4 quarters

Petracca - class showed out

Langdon - vital outside running 

Sparrow - just a game

Jordon - a constant contributor 

Fritsch - important but wasteful 

Brown - importantly more involved

Jackson - seemingly treading water

Hibberd - our best defender 

Harmes - hit or miss

May - was generally effective 

Brayshaw - reliable and consistent 

Spargo - some better connections 

Melksham - important in last

Neal-Bullen - some vital touches

Tomlinson - justified his selection 

Salem - going through motions

Rivers - seemingly without confidence 

Lever - was rarely sighted

Bedford - another nothing performance 

 

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10 minutes ago, adonski said:

Joey Joe joe shabadoo!

That's the worst name I've ever heard.

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26 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

That's the worst name I've ever heard.

HEY, JOEY JOE JOE!

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Watching from up close Harmes laid some great tackles and played his role.

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Sparrow - got hands dirty

Jordon - workmanlike improve delivery

Jackson - road to redemption

Bedford - minimal opportunity given

Melksham - confounded critics soundly

Harmes Joeboy - Hit or miss

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7 minutes ago, homsar said:

I thought Salem showed some good signs. 

Salem needs to take the 60 degree boots off and find the crisp 5 iron boots from last year.

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Gawn - can’t be fit.

Pickett - highlight reel performance 

Viney - consistent 4 quarters

Petracca - class showed out

Langdon - vital outside running 

Sparrow - disposal is putrid

Jordon - solid, won’t star

Fritsch - selfish and arrogant

Brown - clunking his marks 

Jackson - not playing well

Hibberd - a cracking game

Harmes - hit or miss

May - beaten all over

Brayshaw - reliable and consistent 

Spargo - some better connections 

Melksham - important in last

Neal-Bullen - great multiple efforts

Tomlinson - justified his selection 

Salem - shocking kicking again

Rivers - good return

Lever - injured early

Bedford - ghost, was unseen

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Gawn - must be injured

Pickett - best on ground

Viney - stepping up big

Petracca - good not great

Langdon - good spread today

Sparrow - won't replace Oliver

Jordon - solid game today

Fritsch - set shot yips

Brown - played 1 quarter

Jackson - not fit either

Hibberd - great game today

Harmes - didn't do enough

May - weakest defender today

Brayshaw - midfield minutes soon?

Spargo - great game overall

Melksham - few good efforts

Neal-Bullen - tough when needed

Tomlinson - justified his selection 

Salem - hes getting there

Rivers - great return game

Lever - played well injured

Bedford - was invisible today

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2 hours ago, joeboy said:

Gawn - imposed when necessary 

Pickett - highlight reel performance 

Viney - consistent 4 quarters

Petracca - class showed out

Langdon - vital outside running 

Sparrow - just a game

Jordon - a constant contributor 

Fritsch - important but wasteful 

Brown - importantly more involved

Jackson - seemingly treading water

Hibberd - our best defender 

Harmes - hit or miss

May - was generally effective 

Brayshaw - reliable and consistent 

Spargo - some better connections 

Melksham - important in last

Neal-Bullen - some vital touches

Tomlinson - justified his selection 

Salem - going through motions

Rivers - seemingly without confidence 

Lever - was rarely sighted

Bedford - another nothing performance 

 

Quite generous overall given we lost in just about every KPI today except on the scoreboard in the end...

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2 hours ago, Gouga said:

Harsh on sparrow. I thought he stepped up.

Turned it over and stopped momentum about 6 times.

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