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VOTES: Opening Round vs Sydney

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6 Viney

5 May

4 Howes

3 McVee

2 Tomlinson

1 Bowey.

 

Only one theme tonight.

 

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    1 minute ago, red and blue forever said:

    Ugly start....

     

    6. Viney

    5. Petrecca

    4.Fritsch

    3. Howes

    2.Windsor

    1. Mcvee

     

    Trac went missing when the game was there to be won. Don't be sucked in by a few nice stats. He was horrible tonight. 

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    6 May – kept us in the game in the first half.

    5 Viney – some mistakes but two goals and tremendous work rate.

    4 Fritsch – finally found his scoring touch again.

    3 Petracca – but nowhere near his best.

    2 Lever – a few good intercepts.

    1 Howes – solid debut until the last-quarter collapse.

     

    Black mark of the day: Goodwin for thinking he could  include the hapless Laurie, Chandler and Spargo in the same 22.

     

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    5 minutes ago, Dee-monic said:

    6 May – kept us in the game in the first half.

    5 Viney – some mistakes but two goals and tremendous work rate.

    4 Fritsch – finally found his scoring touch again.

    3 Petracca – but nowhere near his best.

    2 Lever – a few good intercepts.

    1 Howes – solid debut until the last-quarter collapse.

     

    Black mark of the day: Goodwin for thinking he could  include the hapless Laurie, Chandler and Spargo in the same 22.

     

    And an underdone Clarry

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    6. Viney

    5. Fritsch 

    4. May

    3. Salem

    2. McVee

    1. Howes 

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    Viney, whilst good was also one of the culprits.

    We've lost all semblance of team first footy and have gone backwards.

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    6. Viney

    5. May

    4. Bowey 

    3. Fritsch 

    2. McVee

    1. Howes 

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    6 - Jack Viney

    5 - Christian Salem

    4 - Steven May

    3 - Christian Petracca 

    2 - Bayley Fritsch

    1 - Blake Howes (great debut)

    Absolute shocker to watch, our mosquito fleet had little or no impact.!! Caleb Windsor also looked pretty good and what was Billings doing as sub?

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    6. Viney

    5. May

    4. Petracca

    3. McVee

    2. Howes

    1. Fritsch

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    The votes

    6 Viney

    5 May

    4 Howes

    3 McVee

    2 Tomlinson

    1 Bowey.until injured 

    apologies. Fritsch Salem, Windsor good debut  

    Billings sub 

    Pass mark: Langdon Trac Clarry Gawn Rivers 

    Need to improve.  
    JVR. Chandler. ANB. SPARROW. Lever 

    Never ever again. Laurie Spargo. Schache. 

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    6 May (absolute legend)

    5 Howes (poise and class)

    4 McVee (great gane)

    3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

     Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

    1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

    It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

    PS I really struggled past McVee

    Edited by Demon_spurs

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    35 minutes ago, Dannyz said:

    6 Viney

    5 May

    4 Howes

    3 McVee

    2 Tomlinson

    1 Bowey.

     

    Only one theme tonight.

     

    I think that is pretty accurate.

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    6 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

    6 May (absolute legend)

    5 Howes (poise and class)

    4 McVee (great gane)

    3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

     Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

    1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

    It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

    PS I really struggled past McVee

    There was a guy wearing #7 - did you forget him?

    6 Viney

    5 McVee

    4 May

    3 Howes

    2 Bowey

    1 Windsor

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    13 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

    6 May (absolute legend)

    5 Howes (poise and class)

    4 McVee (great gane)

    3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

     Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

    1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

    It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

    PS I really struggled past McVee

    You couldn't find a vote for our best 4 quarter player Viney?

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    How can anyone have Trac in their votes tonight... 

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    Viney gets the chocolates for me..

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