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VOTES: Rd 18 vs North Melbourne

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6.Melksham

5.Langford

4.Trac

3.Tmac

2.Gawn

1.Oliver

Fritsch and Salem could easily be in the votes too

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    6 Petracca

    5 Langford

    4 Melksham

    3 Fritsch

    2 Gawn

    1 TMac

    apologies to Oliver

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    6 Melksham – matchwinning forward craft.

    5 Gawn – clearly superior to Xerri.

    4 Petracca – superb second half.

    3 Langford – cool and classy.

    2 Pickett – mixed pace and skill.

    1 Fritsch – some accurate kicking at last.

    Just missing out: Oliver and McDonald.

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    6 Melksham

    5 Petracca

    4 Langford

    3 Gawn

    2 McDonald

    1 Jefferson

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    6: Petracca
    5: Langford
    4: Melksham
    3: Fritsch
    2: McDonald
    1: Van Rooyen

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    6 Trac

    5 Melksham

    4 Langford

    3 Salem

    2 Fritsch

    1 Gawn

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    6 Petracca

    5 Langford

    4 Melksham

    3 Gawn

    2 T Mac

    1 Salem

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    Petracca - impactful the whole game. Disposal needs a tidy up but was almost back to his best

    Melksham - irrepressible as always. 5 goals is a mighty effort

    Gawn - a dominant display against the second best ruck in the game. Haven't seen the stats but seemed to have a lot of hit outs to advantage, even if our mids sometimes found a way to mess up the clearance. 6 clearances of his own and 8 score involvements.

    Fritsch - his best game in some time.

    Langford - polished and thoughtful with the ball.

    Salem - a very nice game. I sat with his nephews and they are ripper kids.

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    1. Petracca 5. Gawn 4. Langford 3. Salem 2. Melksham 1. Fritsch

    Gawn wasn't as dominant as he has been against lesser opponents. But his nullification of Xerri in a fascinating battle was a significant win for the team. It's nice to be able to give votes to a couple of the forwards, too.

    And Langford - wow!

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    6 Melksham

    5 Petracca

    4 Fritsch

    3 Gawn

    2 Langford

    1 TMac

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    Very satisfying win. My thoughts on our best / mostinfluential.

    1. Petracca

    1. Melksham

    1. Gawn

    1. Langford

    1. Oliver

    1. Fritsch

    Just outside my top 6: Salem, TMac

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    6: Petracca

    5: Melksham

    4: Gawn

    3: Salem

    2: McDonald

    1: Fritsch

    Then Oliver, Langford, JvR.

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