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Scott : 5 Cunnington 4 Riewoldt 3 Goldstein 2 Ziebell 1 Montagna

Richardson : 5 Riewoldt 4 Cunnington 3 ziebell 2 Gilbert 1 Goldstein

My guess as to how they voted
 
Was surprised that Montagna got a vote at all. Was one of the worst 38 possession games I have ever seen. Cheap ball and hardly a possession that did any damage to the opposition.

If the game was at the "G" he would have blended in perfectly with all seagulls on the ground.
 
Wow, cunners was good but Reiwvodlt was clearly the best player on the ground.
Yeah can't see how anyone thought Cunners had a better game than Riewoldt. Hopefully it was just a case of the opposition coach being nice to the winners.
 
Was surprised that Montagna got a vote at all. Was one of the worst 38 possession games I have ever seen. Cheap ball and hardly a possession that did any damage to the opposition.

If the game was at the "G" he would have blended in perfectly with all seagulls on the ground.
He did nothing. Like Hunter before him.
 

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We seem to allow huge possession numbers to the opposition across HB but very few of those are damaging.
Would like to know the metres gained Montagna and Hunter got as opposed to our halfbacks.
Who knows, maybe it does work for them?
 
Would like to know the metres gained Montagna and Hunter got as opposed to our halfbacks.
Who knows, maybe it does work for them?
Montagna had 655m gained and Hunter had 693m.

Metres gained for our boys (Dogs/Saints)

Thompson 426/188
Spud 188/361
Taz 335/206
Jmac 419/326
Ats 120/498
Lmac 271/277
Wright 336/DNP
Mullett DNP/408
 
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Montagna had 655m gained and Hunter had 693m.

Metres gained for our boys (Dogs/Saints)

Thompson 426/188
Spud 188/361
Taz 335/206
Jmac 419/326
Ats 120/498
Lmac 271/277
Wright 336/DNP
Mullett DNP/408

Big difference really. It means Hunter and Montagna were averaging 15.75 and 17.23 metres per possession.

By comparison, Atley and Mullett gained an average of 23.71 and 25.5 metres respectively against St Kilda.
 
Montagna had 655m gained and Hunter had 693m.

Metres gained for our boys (Dogs/Saints)

Thompson 426/188
Spud 188/361
Taz 335/206
Jmac 419/326
Ats 120/498
Lmac 271/277
Wright 336/DNP
Mullett DNP/408

Big difference really. It means Hunter and Montagna were averaging 15.75 and 17.23 metres per possession.

By comparison, Atley and Mullett gained an average of 23.71 and 25.5 metres respectively against St Kilda.
Considering Hunter got 44 and Montagna 38 they basically did a whole lot of nothing with a 3rd of their touches.
 
Jack consistently polling coaches votes wont be doing his future leadership aspirations any harm.

Still concerning he isn't putting it to his teammates adv. Some of his disposal decisions leave alot to be be desired. Didn't give him a vote. I rate Stevens of Stk. Jacobs was pivotal in curbing his influence. Disappointed Jacobs couldn't nail that training drill soda from 20metres out.
 

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ESSENDON v NORTH MELBOURNE

10 Sam Gibson (NM)

8 Zach Merrett (Ess)

4 Robbie Tarrant (NM)

3 Todd Goldstein (NM)

2 Adam Cooney (Ess)

2 Brendon Goddard (Ess)

1 Andrew Swallow (NM)
 
North Melbourne Leaderboard

37 Todd Goldstein
28 Jack Ziebell
24 Jarrad Waite
14 Ben Cunnington
13 Sam Gibson
11 Daniel Wells
09 Scott Thompson
08 Andrew Swallow
08 Robbie Tarrant
07 Brent Harvey
05 Ben Jacobs
02 Jamie MacMillan
01 Shaun Atley
 
My guess:

Scott:
5- Gibson
4- Merrett
3- Goldstein
2- Goddard
1- Tarrant

Woosha:
5- Gibson
4- Merrett
3- Tarrant
2- Cooney
1- Swallow
 
Tricky this week, a few alternatives. Here's my attempt:

Scott - 5 Gibson 4 Merrett 3 Tarrant 2 Cooney 1 Swallow
Worsfold - 5 Gibson 4 Merrett 3 Goldstein 2 Goddard 1 Tarrant
 
Yeah changed mine 3-4 times, was very similar to yours to begin with. So many ways it can work out.
 
ESSENDON v NORTH MELBOURNE

10 Sam Gibson (NM)

Gee, what a massive, massive shock. Didn't see that one coming at all.

And yet of course some of the experts on Bigfooty saw fit to leave him out of their votes altogether. Not sure whether that comes down to lack of footy nous or it's simply the manifestation of some petty bullshit grudge they may have with the bloke, but either way I'm sufficiently amused.

In more un-shocking news, I went back and checked which posters didn't rate Gibbo's game worthy of a vote and found a strong, Venn Diagram-tastic relationship between 'posters who left him out of their votes' and 'posters whose opinions on footy I ignore'. Colour me agog.

In the rush to call him out on one turnover, did it ever occur to people what may have transpired on Saturday if not for the guy getting 36 touches at 89%DE and running his guts out all night when a large number of his teammates were seemingly stuck in slumber mode?

But dat turnover!!

(*gasps*)

That dog has a puffy tail!!
 

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But dat turnover!!

(*gasps*)

That dog has a puffy tail!!

It was NDS esque that turnover. Who would have thought two years ago that a Gibson shocker would be compared to Dal Santo...?

Cracking game. He's having a much more impressive start to the season than last year. His fitness advantage seems even more obvious with the interchange amendments.
 
It was NDS esque that turnover. Who would have thought two years ago that a Gibson shocker would be compared to Dal Santo...?

Cracking game. He's having a much more impressive start to the season than last year. His fitness advantage seems even more obvious with the interchange amendments.

It's those unforced errors that need to be eradicated. (Not just from Gibbo)

Really basic shit that you just can't meas up.
 
It's those unforced errors that need to be eradicated. (Not just from Gibbo)

Really basic shit that you just can't meas up.

In this instance it was decision making rather than skill really though. Decision making is the first casualty when teams go into take it easy mode. They don't want to run for each other and they don't want to take any perceived risk. The same reason teams start to cough up the ball in the backline under no pressure when chipping around.
 
In this instance it was decision making rather than skill really though. Decision making is the first casualty when teams go into take it easy mode. They don't want to run for each other and they don't want to take any perceived risk. The same reason teams start to cough up the ball in the backline under no pressure when chipping around.
That dropped mark....
 
That dropped mark....

First game I've been to, not drunk a single beer and still been unable to recall half of the game.

TLDR - What dropped mark? There is NO DROPPED MARK.
 
Gee, what a massive, massive shock. Didn't see that one coming at all.

And yet of course some of the experts on Bigfooty saw fit to leave him out of their votes altogether. Not sure whether that comes down to lack of footy nous or it's simply the manifestation of some petty bullshit grudge they may have with the bloke, but either way I'm sufficiently amused.

In more un-shocking news, I went back and checked which posters didn't rate Gibbo's game worthy of a vote and found a strong, Venn Diagram-tastic relationship between 'posters who left him out of their votes' and 'posters whose opinions on footy I ignore'. Colour me agog.

In the rush to call him out on one turnover, did it ever occur to people what may have transpired on Saturday if not for the guy getting 36 touches at 89%DE and running his guts out all night when a large number of his teammates were seemingly stuck in slumber mode?

But dat turnover!!

(*gasps*)

That dog has a puffy tail!!
Yeah look tsk (TM JYD), Taz was terrific and looks like taking most people's 3's (which I'm ok with) but if you didn't think Gibson was in the top 2 (North) players on the ground, I'd be a little concerned. If you think he wasn't in the top 3, I'd hazard a guess that you tried to drink yourself silly to forget the second half. Like this young gentlemen (the Ziebull):
3: Dal- Clean all day by hand and foot and accumulated
2: McKenzie- Class user, makes us look better
1: Swallow- Worked hard all game

Liked Daw and Tarrant also, next best
Dal BOG? :drunk:
Taz no votes? :drunk:
Maj > Gibson :drunk::drunk::drunk:

Ironically our votes tend to favour not so awesome players who play really well compared to their usual form (Jacobs and McKenzie being this weekends examples) but when Gibbo has equal best disposal numbers and goes at 89% in a midfield that was out-worked for most of the day, it aint no big thing. I guess most people on here rate him as a superstar now :p
 
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