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Very hard because we really didn't have a player who won their position.  We had some triers so here goes -

6. Van Rooyen - 8 marks, a couple of goals, looked like he put in a decent effort.

5. May - some rubbish stat padding but wasn't disgraced and managed to get the Freo fans riled up so points for that.

4. Petty - was decent around the ground but as long as his backside points to the ground he no ruckman. Liked his contested marking.

3. McVee - he played another solid game.  He's composed under pressure and uses it well.

2. Billings - did more in less than a half than most did in a full game.

1. Langdon - ran a lot, got to position well and was a useful link

Absolutely shocking effort by our midfield - Viney, Oliver, Sparrow, ANB, Rivers, Pickett.  As poor a display as you could see.

Lever - just about a career worst game.

 


6   McVee. Stood up under fierce heat. Kid is so composed

5   McDonald. The wide vision on TV was damning. On transition the only bloke running with intent was 94 year old TMac

4   JVR. Sadly is the second best ruck at the club. Competed against the odds & showed a bit forward

3   Petty. Sadly is the third best ruck at the club. Competed against the odds & showed a bit around the ground

2   May. Had a crack, showed some passion & comittment

1   Billings. Also damning. Did more in a half than most of our mids contributed for the game

6 McVee 

5 Langdon 

4 RIV

3 JVR 

2 Petty 

1 May 

mids. Horrible. Oliver. Sparrow. JV7. ANB. Kozzzy.  All were horrible.  
defence. Lever was worst game ever. 
 

 
36 minutes ago, Dee-tonator said:

Votes? For that performance?

Maybe 1 to Langdon for trying to teach Fritsch that the game involves running, chasing and tackling.

Yeah I was hoping no-one would vote out of protest.

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6 - Harry Petty - For re-signing, for some outstanding contested marks today and for slotting that goal after having the yips all year. Go you good thing!

5 - meh etc


6. JVR

5. Langdon 

4. McVee

3. Windsor

2. Petty

1. May

6 - Jacob van Rooyen tried his guts out

5 - Steven May despite some blues

4 - Harrison Petty good around the ground plus he re-signed to ‘27

3 - Ed Langdon our running man

2 - Judd McVee great awareness

1 - Trent Rivers just edged out Billings

Our midfield badly mauled by Freo and penalised by umps as well, our much vaunted backline were badly beaten by Freo’s as well, junior football stuff, who was guarding the goal square and Jake Lever you were so out of touch today what the hell, outmarked, outplayed jumping at shadows.

Casting votes today is very similar to my Year 6 maths exam ie. aImost impossible!!
All of our boys lowered their colours, in a performance I seriously want to forget, but here goes:

6.   May  -  under immense pressure all game given the amount of ball coming in, and the complete absence of our hallmark ‘team defence’.  Battled manfully, and won or halved some contests.   
5.  JvR  -  worked hard, whether ruck or forward.  Commendable effort against huge odds.
4.   Petty  -  clearly not a ruckman, but battled hard all game, and contested marking around the ground (especially in the second half), was a worthy effort.
3.   Langdon  -  ran all day (again!), and should be commended for his work-rate.
2.   McVee  -  solid in the face of insurmountable odds.  Showed his usual good composure when he had the ball.
1.    Rivers  -  little influence as a mid, but improved considerably when he went to HB in the second half.


6. McVee

5. JVR

4. May

3. Langdon

2. Petty

1. Windsor

6.Mcvee

5. Langdon

4. JVR

3. Petty

2. Chandler 

1. Windsor

Langdon, May, Petty,  Mc Vee, Billings thats it

Edited by picket fence


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    PLAYER VOTES
1 GAWN Max.png Max Gawn 162
2 MAY Steven.png Steven May 100
3 PETRACCA Christian.png Christian Petracca 97
4 VINEY Jack.png Jack Viney 86
5 NEAL BULLEN Alex.png Alex Neal-Bullen 85
6 RIVERS Trent.png Trent Rivers 81
7 PICKETT Kysaiah.png Kysaiah Pickett 57
8 VAN ROOYEN Jacob.png Jacob van Rooyen 55
9 OLIVER Clayton.png Clayton Oliver 53
10 LANGDON Ed.png Ed Langdon 49
11 MCVEE Judd.png Judd McVee 45
12 SALEM Christian.png Christian Salem 44
13 LEVER Jake.png Jake Lever 40
=14 FRITSCH Bayley.png Bayley Fritsch 31
=14 MCDONALD Tom.png Tom McDonald 31
16 WINDSOR Caleb.png Caleb Windsor 25
17 SPARROW Tom.png Tom Sparrow 17
=18 CHANDLER Kade.png Kade Chandler 14
=18 PETTY Harrison.png Harry Petty 14
20 BILLINGS Jack.png Jack Billings 12
=21 HOWES Blake.png Blake Howes 11
=21 TURNER Daniel.png Daniel Turner 11
23 TOMLINSON Adam.png Adam Tomlinson 9
24 MELKSHAM Jake.png Jake Melksham 2
25 BOWEY Jake.png Jake Bowey 1

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