Queanbeyan Demon

Hannan - pace and movement (Welcomed footy IQ) Spargo - feisty and clever (Found one here) Gawn - made a statement (Played to strengths) Brayshaw - important second half (Making good progress) Fritsch - some exciting plays (Lot to enthuse) Hogan - never moved freely (Alway dangerous forward) Neal -Bullen - continued poor season (Time for spell) Harmes - overplays his abilities (Low footy IQ) Hibberd - found energy again (Provided dash today) Hunt - displayed more run (Has lost it) Jetta - statistics belied effectiveness (Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful) Jones - wonderful captain’s game (Wasteful at times) T.McDonald - an impressive return (Makes BIG different) O.McDonald - steady and safe (Becoming A grade) Tyson - often butchered momentum (Usual from Tyson) Lever - steady and effective (Better signs continue) Lewis - a mixed bag (What leadership evidence?) Vince - just a game (Tick) Oliver - was quiet again (Please kick more) Salem - enjoyed more freedom (Beginning to arrive) Weideman- quiet when needed (Lot to excite) Melksham - has rediscovered confidence (Becoming very reliable)

Shoot . . . looked up to standard to me. Maybe it's just me???

Wow . . . that's saying something. hehehe. Although there's one or two blokes running around in the red and the blue who need to improve their footy IQ. Yes, Jayden and Harmesy . . . looking at you!

Typical Stringer. Glad we didn't get him.

Close to the dumbest footballer running around. And to think some of the punditry tipped him for the Brownlow. Dick.

i'm doing the 14 hour round trip Brendon.

Def bunch of downhill skiers.

Yep . . . Jack was always reasonable one-on-one in an open forward line with minimal pressure. The key learning from this is that the Dorkers won't be playing in this year's Grand Final.

What??? Really???

So many opinions . . . so little knowledge.

What an appauling thread.

Harry's calls of the 1977 finals series when Snake Baker and Tiger Crosswell tore it up were absolutely brilliant. He was a big influence on many that came after him including Hunt, Newman, Sheedy and Lane. A naive entrepreneur - led him to innovate brilliantly but get mixed up with some total tools as well. And yes, his son Brad (who also umpired at VFL level), is a mad Dee. I'm led to believe he might even frequent 'land every now and then. The Big H also had a soft spot for the Deez and certainly loved the idea of "Brasso" coming 'home' in 1981. Harry had a brilliant footy brain and was respected by many of the game's greatest players and coaches. That's a great legacy and compliment.

At a footy clinic during 2016, kids asks "how are you?". Max, "pretty good for a legend".

Why wasn't he played at the beginning of the season? He was available wasn't he? I'm just surmising, but I wonder weather Roosy doesn't rate his 'footy smarts'. What do others think? QD