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With Clayton Oliver out of action for a fourth match Christian Petracca's lead in the Demonland Player of the Year Award cannot be taken from him as the third placed Jack Viney and the 4th placed Max Gawn are coming from a long way back. Please provide your votes for the Round 15 loss to Geelong. 6,5,4,3,2,1 …

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Viney 6

Hibberd 5

Salem 4

Lever 3

Smith 2

Rivers 1

 

 

6. Hibberd

5. Viney

4. Rivers

3. Salem

2. Lever

1. Smith

Again, as hard as our main ball winners ran and tried, the field kicking from Brayshaw, Petracca, Sparrow, Hunter and Langdon means I simply cannot give them votes. It is either ineffective, or a long dumb stupid blind kick inside F50 to Stewart, Guthrie and co.

6. Rivers

5. Viney

4. Salem

3. Petracca

2. Lever

1. McVee

 

6 - Jack

5 - Riv

4 - Tracc

3 - Salem

2 - Lever

1 - Hunter

My 3/4 votes cos we seemed to have forgotten that we needed to play the fourth quarter 

4.5 - Trac 

3.8 - Riv

3 - Viney 

2.25 - Gus

1.5 - Ed

0.75 - Hunter

 


6. Viney

5. Rivers

4. Salem

3. Hunter

2. Petracca 

1. Hibberd 

Viney

Trac

Rivers

Salem

hunter 

Hibberd

Edited by DubDee

6.  Viney

5.  Rivers

4.  Salem

3.  Petracca

2.  Hibberd

1.  Hunter

Grundy and Lever a bit unlucky.  Most of the rest MIA for most of the night.

 

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Added last sentence.

6. Viney

5. Petracca

4. Salem

3. Hibberd

2. Hunter

1. Rivers

 

-0.5. Monterey Jack

Edited by layzie


6. Viney

5. Salem

4. Trac

3. Lever

2. Hunter

1. Rivers

6. Christian Petracca 

5. Jack Viney 

4. Christian Salem 

3. Jake Lever

 2. Trent Rivers 

1. Lachie Hunter


1 hour ago, layzie said:

Surprised no-one has argued yet. 

Layzie I think we got our top 6 - 8 right, it was our bottom 6 - 8 that killed us over and over again, handballs when it was a territory game. They did our heads in.!!!

2 hours ago, layzie said:

Surprised no-one has argued yet. 

Why?

 
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With every week that goes by, Tracc’s hold on the lead strengthens -

159. Christian Petracca 
127. Clayton Oliver 
85. Jack Viney 
53. Max Gawn 
50. Trent Rivers 
47. Jake Lever
43. Angus Brayshaw
40. Brodie Grundy 
35. Steven May 
34. Lachie Hunter Christian Salem
19. Jake Bowey Bayley Fritsch
18. Ed Langdon Kysaiah Pickett
15. Judd McVee Tom Sparrow 
11. Kade Chandler
9. Ben Brown
8. Charlie Spargo  
6. Jacob van Rooyen 
5. Tom McDonald Alex Neal-Bullen 
4. Michael Hibberd 
3. James Jordon Adam Tomlinson
1. Harry Petty 

23 hours ago, Maldonboy38 said:

6. Hibberd

5. Viney

4. Rivers

3. Salem

2. Lever

1. Smith

Again, as hard as our main ball winners ran and tried, the field kicking from Brayshaw, Petracca, Sparrow, Hunter and Langdon means I simply cannot give them votes. It is either ineffective, or a long dumb stupid blind kick inside F50 to Stewart, Guthrie and co.

Wasnt Hibberd on Rohnot???


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