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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 5

Deeman
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Back from Sydney this arvo and I'm sorry I took on the responsibility of casting votes for Saturday night's game. Still, here goes -

6. Jared Rivers

5. Aaron Davey

4. Ricky Petterd

um, er

3. Cameron Bruce

2. Brent Moloney

1. Simon Godfrey

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    Back from Sydney this arvo and I'm sorry I took on the responsibility of casting votes for Saturday night's game. Still, here goes -

    6. Jared Rivers

    5. Aaron Davey

    4. Ricky Petterd

    um, er

    3. Cameron Bruce

    2. Brent Moloney

    1. Simon Godfrey

    I go with

    6. Davey

    5. Petterd

    4. Rivers

    3. Bruce

    2. Bell

    1. Moloney

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    Back from Sydney this arvo and I'm sorry I took on the responsibility of casting votes for Saturday night's game. Still, here goes -

    6. Jared Rivers

    5. Aaron Davey

    4. Ricky Petterd

    um, er

    3. Cameron Bruce

    2. Brent Moloney

    1. Simon Godfrey

    Despite your reservations I believe these players were worthy of the votes you afforded them .

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    Thanks Deeman. Even um, er votes count.

    Now I'm looking for Choko to cast his votes because he went to the game.

    I've also accepted our gueest correspondent(Yendys)'s votes.

    6. Davey

    5. Rivers

    4. Moloney

    3. Godfrey

    2. Petterd

    1. White

    Unlucky Bruce.

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    6. Davey

    5. Rivers

    4. Moloney

    3. Godfrey

    2. Petterd

    1. White

    Unlucky Bruce.

    Nice to see Bruce not getting votes purely on statistics! For a leader of the club he didn't seem to have too much of an impact?!?! :( Davey had a ripper, as did River and Moloney.... Not sure what more Petterd had to do to get into the top 3?!?! An outstanding game and worth more than 2 votes IMO :o

    Expect Newton to be on this list this time next week :)

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    Nice to see Bruce not getting votes purely on statistics! For a leader of the club he didn't seem to have too much of an impact?!?! :( Davey had a ripper, as did River and Moloney.... Not sure what more Petterd had to do to get into the top 3?!?! An outstanding game and worth more than 2 votes IMO :o

    Expect Newton to be on this list this time next week :)

    I thought Petterd was terrific. But honestly, at the end of the day, taking away that he's 18, first game, etc... I didn't think he had more influence than the ones above him.

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    I thought Petterd was terrific. But honestly, at the end of the day, taking away that he's 18, first game, etc... I didn't think he had more influence than the ones above him.

    Fair call :) That will happen next year :D

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    I wasn't at the game, but i had Godfrey as bog.

    Dominated Goodes before and after his so called shoulder injury (was so bad, he didn’t leave the field). It is a pity because the commentators kept on talking about the injury taking away from Godders game which was excellent.

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    Have to admit, I also think Godfrey is a little unlucky. Definitely top 3 for us. Was given a tough job and did it brilliantly.

    Also, while I have never been a big fan of Bell, I though he played a good, tough game and deserved votes.

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    6. J Rivers

    5. R Pettard

    4. C Bruce

    3. A Davey

    2. D Bell

    1. S Godfrey

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    Have to admit, I also think Godfrey is a little unlucky. Definitely top 3 for us. Was given a tough job and did it brilliantly.

    Also, while I have never been a big fan of Bell, I though he played a good, tough game and deserved votes.

    Probably fair re Bell. Different game at ground level, and I thought he was good, but not better than the 6 I chose.

    Godders did a very good job on Goodes, extremely good in fact. However, 4 kicks, 14 handballs, a couple of turnovers and an injured Goodes means I didn't have him top 3.

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    The standings after round five and Brent Moloney and Cameron Bruce are our leaders with the Flash moving up fast:-

    35. Brent Moloney

    31. Cameron Bruce

    23. Aaron Davey

    21. Brad Green

    20. Brad Miller

    19. Daniel Bell

    18. Nathan Jones Jared Rivers Adem Yze

    16. Simon Godfrey

    15. Nathan Brown James McDonald

    13. Ben Holland

    12. David Neitz

    11. Russell Robertson

    10. Ricky Petterd

    8. Jeff White

    5. Nathan Carroll

    3. Daniel Ward

    2. Travis Johnstone

    1. Lynden Dunn Paul Johnson

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