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Last week Max Gawn joined Christian Petracca as equal leaders in the Demonland Player of the Year Award from Alex Neal-Bullen, Steven May & Jack Viney. Your votes for the win/loss against/to the Crows. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

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6 May for courage so brave  👏👏👏👏👏👏

5 Trac for giving 100% all night 👏👏👏👏👏

4 Mcvee. Steady under pressure 👏👏👏👏

3 Lever.  A rock all night 👏👏👏

2 Fritsch   Played 15 minutes and kicked 3 crucial goals 👏👏

1 Gawn A soldier  A leader 👏

Apologies to Windsor 👍🏻Riv 👍🏻Sparrow 👍🏻and Tmcd 👍🏻

others were well down in my view 

🤡🤡🤡umps. Free kicks 21-9 in favour of crows 

🤡🤡Kozzy oh no oh no 

🤡goalkicking was woeful just woeful 

🤡JVR dropped 9 marks !!! 

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6. Trac

5. Gawn

4. McVee

3. May

2. Frittata 

1. Spaz

 

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25 minutes ago, Lexinator said:

6. Trac.

5. McVee.

4. Chin.

3. Gawn.

2. Spaz. 

1. Koz.

Honourable mention TMac, Petty and May.

May 19 disposals ( filth highest)

And a measly highest nine marks

Mostly contested.

Broken ribs.

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The usual suspects to the forefront this week:

6 Petracca - power and precision.

5 Gawn - our Mr Everywhere.

4 May - gutsy performance.

3 McVee - cool under pressure.

2 Fritsch - on target when it was needed.

1 Lever - at his best when partnered with May.

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6 - Tracc attack

5 - Max

4 - Steven “how tough” May

3 - Judd McVee

2 - Tom Sparrow 

1 - The Duke how cool for an 18 yo

Another VG team effort where everyone chipped in when required, never give in.

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6 May - If the Rock met May on the football field he would be a pebble. Inspired, trust the match committee, and we needed him.

5, Trac for giving 100% all night BOG, but for May's bravery.

4 Mcvee. Silk

3 Lever. Inspector Gadget, disguised like a baby giraffe, moves like a leopard 

2 Gawn. Captain

1 Sparrow, another solid game.

Crows came to play, we did well.

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Trac

gawn

viney (played with the man flu!!)

May (played with no ribs)

Sparrow

JVR (cos he tries so hard, is a great chop out in the ruck, kicked two goals and had 5 tackles…)

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6. Trac - strapped us onto his back and carried us forward when it counted. Some elite 1%ers and kept it moving forward at all costs.

5. May - I admit I was sceptical but he delivered with such composure while clearly in discomfort at times.

4. McVee - cool as a cucumber. Rated highly internally and on DL, hopefully the rest of the league now appreciate his huge upside.

3. Gawn - Captains game.

2. Sparrow - on track to go to the next level this year.

1. Fritsch - great return on goals per possie. Signs of the old Fritta - deadly in front of goal. Reading some other posts around the place tonight - oppo supporters are worried about him this year and they should be.

Special mention to Windsor - JT has found one there. Lever - intercept marks when it counted. TMac - looking settled and adding value down back. 

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6. May

5. Petracca

4. Mcvee

3. Gawn

2. Lever

1. McDonald

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57 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

6 - Tracc attack

5 - Max

4 - Steven “how tough” May

3 - Judd McVee

2 - Tom Sparrow 

1 - The Duke how cool for an 18 yo

Another VG team effort where everyone chipped in when required, never give in.

See above 👍

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