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VOTES: Rd 16 vs GWS

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Bit late but I've had time to digest;

6. Viney. Obviously.

5. May.

4. Brayshaw. Continuous involvement and reasonable effectiveness. Gave sheer weight of competent effort in a wet game.

3. Petracca. Would be higher except 0.4 is just... game losing.

2. Bowey. Whenever he gets it our situation improves a little.

1. Petty. As a token for the way the tall defenders handled the conditions and held their roles very well, and I think Petty being back in defence really helps that, -particularly gets the most out of Lever.

17 hours ago, picket fence said:

SIMON GOODWIN NEGATIVE 6

Bedford's game - and games to come. We knew he had it early with pace and grunt. Someone didn't play him to develop game-winning awarenesses and abilities. His raw skills were scrap-heaped through under-use without development. He seemed to pick these skills up mighty fast from the simplest of (new) efforts and opportunities. Someone seems to have got a special message through to him with relative ease, in contrast to the MFC system.  He can also line the sticks up and put the ball through with evasive ease and yet, he played backline mauler against us - and dominated, stopping some of our best with relative ease and real surprise. Makes you want to puke.

 
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Tracc building up a nice lead 

170. Christian Petracca 
127. Clayton Oliver 
103. Jack Viney 
53. Max Gawn 
50. Trent Rivers 
49. Angus Brayshaw
47. Jake Lever Steven May 
40. Brodie Grundy 
39. Lachie Hunter
35. Christian Salem 
27. Jake Bowey 
19. Bayley Fritsch Kysaiah Pickett  
18. Ed Langdon 
16. Tom Sparrow 
15. Judd McVee
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 

9 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

6. Viney

5. Petracca

4. May

3. Hunter

2. Langdon

1. Neal-Bullen (yes, really)

 

You put ANB there but not Bowey? OK then!


13 hours ago, dee-tox said:

You put ANB there but not Bowey? OK then!

Yep. I didn't notice Bowey's involvement as much as others did. Interestingly, I just went and looked at his stats to discover he had the same number of disposals as Neal-Bullen (19 - the same as Lever, Harmes and Pickett, too) with 4 marks (to ANB's one) and zero tackles to ANB's 3. I'm not trying to compare them on the basis of stats - I'm just surprised I didn't notice him, other than when he popped up for that very good goal. 

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