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Melbourne and West Coast haven't encountered each other for about a season and a half - going all the way bac to Round 8, 2007 at Subiaco. Spot the changes between the 2008 and the 2007 versions of the respective teams!

WEST COAST

Backs David Wirrpanda Darren Glass Brett Jones

Half backs Tyson Stenglein Adam Hunter Adam Selwood

Centreline Matt Rosa Matt Priddis Michael Braun

Half forwards Daniel Chick Ashley Hansen Shannon Hurn

Forwards Beau Waters Quinten Lynch Rowan Jones

Followers Mark Seaby Chris Judd Daniel Kerr

Interchange Dean Cox Chad Fletcher Mitchell Morton Brent Staker

Emergencies Steven Armstrong Mitchell Brown Mark LeCras

In Dean Cox Chad Fletcher Mitchell Morton

Out Steven Armstrong Mitchell Brown Mark LeCras

MELBOURNE:

Backs Daniel Ward Nathan Carroll Adem Yze

Half backs Nathan Brown Ryan Ferguson Daniel Bell

Centreline Matthew Bate James McDonald Aaron Davey

Half forwards Brad Green Brad Miller Cameron Bruce

Forwards Colin Sylvia David Neitz Lynden Dunn

Followers Jeff White Simon Godfrey Travis Johnstone

Interchange Paul Johnson Nathan Jones Ricky Petterd Matthew Whelan

Emergencies Ben Holland Brock McLean Matthew Warnock

In Ryan Ferguson Ricky Petterd Matthew Whelan

Out Brent Moloney (groin) Ben Holland Matthew Warnock

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    brock mclean emergencies? wat were they smoking at the time?

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    He'd been injured since round 1 hadn't he? Think he was close to playing and ended up playing the next week against the Kangas.

    Don't know why you would put a player as an emergency when he's injured.

    You either wait til he's fit and play him, or leave him out of the team.

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    brock mclean emergencies? wat were they smoking at the time?

    :lol: Exactly what I was thinking. Unusual to see a name like that as emergency. They must of been waiting to see if he come up from an injury. Even more unusual to see him named as emergency playing in Perth. The backline has had a face lift!

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    Wow, it's been a long time. Obviously we lost, but does anyone remember by how much?

    Lost by about 12 or 13 goals, but amazingly TJ got 1 brownlow vote and Sylvia played a classy cameo with 3 goals.

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    Lost by about 12 or 13 goals, but amazingly TJ got 1 brownlow vote and Sylvia played a classy cameo with 3 goals.

    Thanks BBP. I have absolutely no recollection of this one whatsoever. Now I know why...

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    Thanks BBP. I have absolutely no recollection of this one whatsoever. Now I know why...

    :lol:

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