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AFLW Votes:SF vs Adelaide

GM11
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6 Hore

5 Heath

4 Gillard

3 Wotherspoon

2 Mahony

3 Goldrick

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    18 minutes ago, GM11 said:

    6 Hore

    5 Heath

    4 Gillard

    3 Wotherspoon

    2 Mahony

    1 Goldrick

    I'll second that!

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    6. Kate Hore

    5. Elizabeth McNamara

    4. Shelley Heath

    3. Thalia Gillard

    2. Megan Fitzsimon

    1. Sinead Goldrick

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    Kate

    Shelley

    Thalia

    Elizabeth

    Sinead

    Ryleigh

    With huge apologies to Maggie

    Edited by FarNorthernD

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    1. Kate

    2. Shelley

    3. Megan

    4. Tahlia

    5. Spooner

    6. Maggie

    So many did so well. Actually make 1. The team. What a fantastic effort.

    Edited by Slartibartfast

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    One of the better wins I can recall. Watched it again, which changed my initial votes. At half time with the Crows having the ascendancy across the ground and on the scoreboard courtesy of three horrid umpiring decisions, the girls could be forgiven for feeling as flat as a nightman's hat. The tide had to be turned in the first five minutes of the third quarter and I thought Heath and Harris in particular led the charge, both really imposing themselves on the game.

    6. Hore

    5. Heath

    4. Gillard

    3. Fitzsimon

    2. Goldrick

    1. Harris

    Really wanted to give a vote to The Spoon who is surely approaching cult figure status but Goldie and Fitz's contributions across four quarters nudged her out.

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    Wow … a lead change this late in the season

    Progressive 

    166. Kate Hore 

    156. Tyla Hanks

    102. Elizabeth McNamara 

    77. Maeve Chaplin 

    66. Megan Fitzsimon

    61. Tayla Harris

    60. Shelley Heath

    52. Eden Zanker 

    41. Tahlia Gillard 

    27. Ryleigh Wotherspoon 

    17. Sinead Goldrick Paxy Paxman

    15. Olivia Purcell  

    5. Lauren Pearce

    4. Saraid Taylor

    3. Blaithin Mackin Maggie Mahony Molly O’Hehir 

    2. Alyssa Bannan 

    1. Gabrielle Colvin Laela Ebert Jemma Rigoni 

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