Voting is as usual: you have 15 votes to award pretty much as you will, with the following provisos:
[1] 15 votes in total, no more, no less.
[2] No more than 10 votes for any one player (even Sam Walsh or Patrick Cripps)
[3] Three players at least must get a mention.
[4] A grade for the game, A+ (what I want to see) to F-.
Hopefully we'll have guys to vote for. :))
Hopefully we have some people who want to vote! It was a difficult task last week.
Getting it out of the way so I don't have to think about it again this week.
Team: F
5. Cripps
4. Walsh
3. McGovern
2. Fisher
1. Silvagni
We should be allowed to put in negative scores.
Team E:
3: McGovern
3: C.Curnow
2: Newman
2: Cerra
2: Walsh
1: Pittonet
1: Cripps
1: Cincotta
D-
5. Walsh
4. McGovern
3. Cripps
2. Cerra
1. Newman
Carlton vs St. Kilda
A real disappointment, considering how we dominated the game so considerable portions.
Team: D
We lost, which means I can’t score our game any higher. However, there were areas of real improvement compared to last week. Unfortunately, like the game against the ‘Aints last year, our disposal and decision making were too poor to gain the result we required.
Votes:
[2.5] Adam Cerra
[2.5] Sam Walsh
[2] Patrick Cripps
[1] Mitch McGovern
[1] Harry McKay
[1] Charlie Curnow
[1] Nic Newman
[1] Blake Acres
[1] Jacob Weitering
[0.5] Mar Pittonet
[0.5] Lewis Young
[0.5] Alex Cincotta
[0.5] George Hewett
Explanations:
[2.5] Adam Cerra: Cerra was particularly good early in the game, but he was a 4-quarter player. He managed 39 possessions, 7 clearances and a goal, our only mid to do so.
[2.5] Sam Walsh: For a guy in his 2nd game for the season after such a serious injury, Walsh was superb. 38 possessions and 5 clearances.
[2] Patrick Cripps: Cripps may have quieter after half time, but he still had it all over Steele, who has been his nemesis. 34 possessions, 7 tackles and 6 clearances.
[1] Mitch McGovern: An excellent job across half back, keeping his opponents quiet while providing some drive himself.
[1] Harry McKay: 14 marks shows how dominant he was, but his kicking!!!! H ruined his game being unable to score from his chances.
[1] Charlie Curnow: It didn’t often get to Charlie, particularly after half time, but he scored 3 goals 3. Had he also been able to convert, the result could well have been different.
[1] Nic Newman: Another excellent display in defence.
[1] Blake Acres: A fine performance on the wing, with 36 possessions.
[1] Jacob Weitering: Dominated against the St. Kilda forwards.
[0.5] Marc Pittonet: Beat his opponent and directed his taps well.
[0.5] Lewis Young: Got some taps and was good in defence.
[0.5] Alex Cincotta: An excellent start for the lad, his disposals going at 92%. Will be better next time.
[0.5] George Hewett: Not yet back to form, but much improved compared to recent weeks. Will get better.
Honourable Mentions:
Zac Fisher: Pretty good early, but he dropped out of the game badly after half time.
Jack Silvagni: His miss in the 3rd quarter was crucial. Jack had chances, but didn’t capitalize on them.
Team C-
4 - Cerra
4 - Walsh
2 - Cripps
1 - Acres
1 - Cincotta
1 - Curnow C
1 - McGovern
1 - McKay
HM: Hollands, Pitto.
Team C
4 - Cerra
3 - Walsh
2 - Cripps
1 - Acres
1 - Cincotta
1 - McGovern
1 - Silvagni
1 - Hollands
1 - Pitto
Team: C-
5 - Walsh
4 - Cripps
3 - Cerra
2 - Cincotta
1 - Weitering
I'll leave this thread open, but I don't expect many other posts.
If you are thinking of voting, please do so. Every vote is special.
Just finished watching the last quarter (our worst IMO)
Team: D
Votes:
3 Cripps
2 Cerra
2 Walsh
2 McGovern
2 Curnow C
1 Newman
1 Acres
1 Pittonet
1 Hewett
Team D
5 Cripps
4 Cerra
3 Walsh
2 McGovern
1 Charlie