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Last time around - the teams

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It was round 13 last year at the Telstra Dome and ND said farewell. Bombers by 2 points in a thriller.

THE TEAMS

ESSENDON

Backs Jay Nash Mal Michael Mark McVeigh

Half backs Andrew Welsh Dustin Fletcher Adam McPhee

Centreline Mark Bolton Jobe Watson Scott Camporeale

Half forwards James Hird Scott Lucas Henry Slattery

Forwards Jason Johnson Matthew Lloyd Alywn Davey

Followers Patrick Ryder Damien Peverill Jason Winderlich

Interchange Mark Johnson Jason Laycock Andrew Lovett Brent Stanton

Emergencies Kepler Bradley Ricky Dyson Angus Monfries

In Scott Camporeale Andrew Lovett Brent Stanton

Out David Hille (suspended) Chris Heffernan Angus Monfries

MELBOURNE

Backs Daniel Ward Nathan Carroll Paul Wheatley

Half backs Simon Godfrey Clint Bizzell Daniel Bell

Centreline Cameron Bruce James McDonald Travis Johnstone

Half forwards Brad Green Russell Robertson Aaron Davey

Forwards Colin Sylvia David Neitz Matthew Bate

Followers Jeff White Brock McLean Nathan Jones

Interchange Nathan Brown Paul Johnson Michael Newton Ricky Petterd

Emergencies Simon Buckley Chris Johnson Brad Miller

In Nathan Brown Travis Johnstone Michael Newton David Neitz

Out Adem Yze (hernia) Ben Holland (broken nose) James Frawley Byron Pickett

New Michael Newton (20 Murray Bushrangers)

 

Yes I remember, poor old Neita's knee just couldn't hold up for him.....How we wish for a clone of Neitz at 21 right now!

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