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Bail - took them on Bartram - improved but flawed Bate - the major disappointment Bell - given no chances Bennell - classy but limited Blease - was never sighted Bruce - turned back time Cheney - out of favour Davey - important link man Dunn - came of age Fitzpatrick - was never sighted Frawley - just a rock Garland - repelled and more Gawn - was never sighted Green - most productive season Grimes - gave great drive Gysberts - cause for optimism Jamar - league's biggest improver Jetta - little to enthuse Johnson - only occasionally effective Jones - successful new role Jurrah - thrilling after fitness MacDonald - a worthwhile investment McDonald - all and more Maric - probably went backwards Martin - poor before injury McNamara - was rarely sighted Miller - career has expired Moloney - team above all Morton - failed to inspire Petterd - exciting until injured Rivers - almost always reliable Scully - was everything expected Strauss - not ready yet Sylvia - sensational when motivated Tapscott - was never sighted Trengove - a wonderful acquisition Warnock - good but limited Watts - talented but flawed Wonaeamirri - must get fitter Healey - was never sighted Hughes - no more chances McKenzie - a tackling machine Meesen - was never sighted Newton - no more chances Spencer - giant , little else

I'll work on it

Bartram - always looked unsure Bate - was rarely noticed Bruce - lowered his standard Dunn - a man possessed Frawley - composed and confident Garland - worried by pace Green - his customary stylishness Jamar - a tired game Jones - quiet until injured Jurrah - thrilling and composed MacDonald - continued his renaissance McDonald - out in style Moloney - gave his heart Morton - disappointing despite ability Rivers - showed his class Scully - great despite errors Sylvia - exciting when motivated Trengove - just a game Watts - rarely got involved Wonaeamirri - needed more involvement McKenzie - possibly our best Newton - failed last chance

Agree . He ticks all the boxes - young , agile , good kick , strong , senior experience , not an on - baller ; what's not to like?

Thanks , and thanks . Done

6 - Bruce - by a mile 5 - Jurrah - by half a mile 4 - Scully - by weight of possessions 3 - Rivers - many mistakes , but put in 2 - Moloney - never stopped trying but tired badly 1 - Garland - many mistakes but put in

Bail - had better days Bartram - Bartram pre improvement Bennell - not on field Bruce - our only winner Dunn - believing own publicity Frawley - out of position Garland - good but beaten Green - was rarely sighted Jamar - one dimensional game Jones - had no influence Jurrah - mark of year McDonald - looked so tired Moloney - tried but tired Morton - learnt no lessons Rivers - tried but beaten Scully - machine at work Trengove - a long year Warnock -had no class Watts - had minimal influence Wonaeamirri - just a game McKenzie - always under pressure Newton - didn't take chances

After watching the replay , I wish to retract my comments about Bail, and replace them with - gave continuous drive .

6 - Bruce 5 - Sylvia 4 - Rivers 3 - Frawley 2 - Jamar 1 - Bartram

Bail - lowered his standards Bartram - another fine performance Bennell - was almost invisible Bruce - a wonderful game Davey - unobtrusive until injured Dunn - had no infuence Frawley - excellent despite umpires Garland - worried by pace Green - was well held Jamar - excelled yet again Johnson - unsuited by conditions Jones - impressive , aggressive game Jurrah - couldn't get going MacDonald - brave and determined McDonald - brave and determined Rivers - impressive all day Scully - loved his run Sylvia - maintained his form Trengove - tired and quiet Watts - almost no involvement Wonaemirri - only dangerous forward McKenzie - aggressive but limited

We now take for granted his massive frame and legendary strength and rundowns , but many forget how he has also turned his kicking from shizen to super !

6 - Dunn 5 - Frawley 4 - Scully 3 - Bruce 2 - Jurrah 1 - Davey

Bail - loved his dash Bartram - did as required Bennell - effective , not prolific Bruce - continued sublime form Davey - sensational in bursts Dunn - the x factor Frawley - made supporters swoon Garland - not totally comfortable Green - classy and reliable Jamar - exquisite palming again Johnson - holding position well Jones - excellent stopping game Jurrah - has almost arrived MacDonald - loved his hardness McDonald - important when required Rivers - was always safe Scully - robot or machine Sylvia - couldn't break shackles Trengove - persevered but quiet Watts - terrific last quarter Wonaeamirri - sensational ball attack McKenzie - made of rock

My son's football team had a guest coach tonight who was asked to name the hardest opponent he'd ever encountered on the football field . He answered , Cameron Bruce , and his name was Brad Johnson - The Bulldogs' Brad Johnson .

I'd have to say that Grimes 16 is this week's winner for his ( not unlikely ) prediction that Brown and Fevola would both be shut down .

6 - Sylvia - in sensational form 5 - McKenzie - must be nominated this week 4 - Frawley - an almost perfect defender's game , as usual 3 - Bartram - plays with vigour and courage 2 - Scully - would have voted higher but for some poor disposal 1 - Bruce - wiped Power , and mopped up almost everything that came near

Bail - fearless attacking game Bartram- continued outstanding season Bennell - was rarely sighted Bruce - was great again Davey - some important possessions Dunn - loved his endeavour Frawley - nothing to dislike Garland - made few errors Green - important when needed Jamar - made an impression Johnson - did his share Jones - terrific in close Jurrah - a poor game MacDonald - fantastic first half McDonald - effective tagging game Morton - effective linking game Rivers - safe and sensible Scully - prolific but wasteful Sylvia - in sublime form Watts - effective without intensity Wonaeamirri - had little involvement McKenzie - a powerhouse worker

Bail - classy and composed Bartram - tough and dominant Bennell - some classy cameos Bruce - outstanding first half Davey - was all class Dunn - an important ingredient Frawley - seemingly perfect game Garland - always so smooth Green - great when needed Jamar - continued wonderful year Johnson - played his part Jones - there when needed Jurrah - ready to explode MacDonald - Brisbane surely regrets Maric - had an impact Morton - tried but lost Rivers - safe and sound Scully - lowered his standard Sylvia - what we wanted Watts - just a game Wonaeamirri - zest and enthusiasm McKenzie - effective without frills

6- Bruce 5- Bartram 4- Frawley 3- Sylvia 2- Garland 1- Jamar

Adam Goodes to be the most unattractive player to set foot on the G during the game .

classic

No clear winner again this week , so the prize jackpots again

Sylvia - just a frontrunner

You sound like my wife !

His opponent , arguably one of the best players in the competition , had 6 kicks !