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2010 Jumper Numbers

TheGrimReaper
in Melbourne Demons

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Has anybody got the list to the Demons 2010 Jumper Numbers for 2010?

I'm sorry to create another thread on this subject, but moderators can merge it with the other one, if I have.

Just wanted to know the 2010 numbers.

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    The full list is as follows:

    1. Matthew Warnock

    2. Nathan Jones

    3. Clint Bartram

    4. Jack Watts

    5. Jordan Gysberts

    6. Matthew Bate

    7. Brad Miller

    8. James Frawley

    9. Jack Trengove

    10. Cale Morton

    11. Paul Johnson

    12. Colin Sylvia

    13. Jordie McKenzie ®

    14. Lynden Dunn

    15. Ricky Petterd

    16. Jack Grimes

    17.

    18. Brad Green

    19. Addam Maric

    20. Colin Garland

    21. Daniel Bell

    22. Brent Moloney

    23. James McDonald

    24. Liam Jurrah

    25. Kyle Cheney

    26. John Meesen ®

    27. Jared Rivers

    28. Joel Macdonald

    29. Michael Newton ®

    30. Tom McNamara

    31. Tom Scully

    32. Cameron Bruce

    33. Austin Wonaeamirri

    34. Stefan Martin

    35. Luke Tapscott

    36. Aaron Davey

    37. Max Gawn

    38. Danny Hughes ®

    39. Neville Jetta

    40. Mark Jamar

    41.

    42. Jake Spencer ®

    43. Jamie Bennell

    44. Rohan Bail

    45.

    46. Sam Blease

    47. James Strauss

    48. Jack Fitzpatrick

    49.

    50. Rhys Healey ®

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    Shows how serious the footy dept are about Jordie McKenzie being in their future plans, when they upgrade his number to the early teens in spite of him still being on the rookie list.

    Wonder how many times that has happened.

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    Shows how serious the footy dept are about Jordie McKenzie being in their future plans, when they upgrade his number to the early teens in spite of him still being on the rookie list.

    Wonder how many times that has happened.

    Yeah its unusual especially considering the like of blease and strauss didnt move and they have higher expection on them. I dare say we will see JM on the senior list as soon as there is an injury.

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    Yeah its unusual especially considering the like of blease and strauss didnt move and they have higher expection on them. I dare say we will see JM on the senior list as soon as there is an injury.

    It'll depend on our ruck situation when we cross that bridge.

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    Shows how serious the footy dept are about Jordie McKenzie being in their future plans, when they upgrade his number to the early teens in spite of him still being on the rookie list.

    Wonder how many times that has happened.

    It means absolutely bugger all!

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