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Can anyone provide a full list of the MFC 2010. I was away for most of the drafting/delisting/rookie stuff and, although I've searched Demonland, I'm still not 100% sure what our full list is.

Thanks in advance.

 
Can anyone provide a full list of the MFC 2010. I was away for most of the drafting/delisting/rookie stuff and, although I've searched Demonland, I'm still not 100% sure what our full list is.

Thanks in advance.

MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - PLAYING LIST (SEASON

2010)

SENIOR LIST:

Rohan Bail Clint Bartram Matthew Bate Daniel Bell Jamie Bennell Sam Blease Kyle Cheney Aaron Davey Lynden Dunn Jack Fitzpatrick James Frawley Colin Garland Max Gawn Brad Green Jack Grimes Jordan Gysberts Mark Jamar Neville Jetta Paul Johnson Nathan Jones Liam Jurrah Joel Macdonald Tom McNamara Addam Maric Stefan Martin Brad Miller Brent Moloney Cale Morton Ricky Petterd Jared Rivers Tom Scully James Strauss Colin Sylvia Luke Tapscott Jack Trengove Matthew Warnock Jack Watts Austin Wonaeamirri

VETERAN LIST: Cameron Bruce James McDonald

ROOKIE LIST:

Rhys Healey Daniel Hughes John Meesen Jordie McKenzie Michael Newton Jake Spencer

Edited by alpha33

 

Thanks for replies.

I'm sad to say I could name the entire list off the top of my head if asked. :blink:

Now that I have it I'm hoping I will be able to do the same. I had it 99% right. It was just the rookies I had mixed up.

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Another handy site, I like it because the presentation is reasonably good and you can mix and match and sort the lists by whatever interests you, and they have a pretty comprehensive draft record too (Even if Matthew 'Wheeelan' never played a game).

This is where I go anytime I want to remind myself just how inexperienced so much of our team is, too.

http://www.footywire.com/

Another handy site, I like it because the presentation is reasonably good and you can mix and match and sort the lists by whatever interests you, and they have a pretty comprehensive draft record too (Even if Matthew 'Wheeelan' never played a game).

This is where I go anytime I want to remind myself just how inexperienced so much of our team is, too.

http://www.footywire.com/

yep I have this page bookmarked (sorts by age)

http://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/tp-melbourne-demons?year=2010&sby=15

I'm sad to say I could name the entire list off the top of my head if asked. <img src="http://demonland.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/demon_blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="demon_blink.gif" />

Yep same names and numbers i have already been too intra club match, Visey park v Essendon, on the Weekend v West Coast and Family Day Sunday. Fare bit of footy with round 1 still to come!

Thanks Demonland for giving me more passion than ever!

 

Another handy site, I like it because the presentation is reasonably good and you can mix and match and sort the lists by whatever interests you, and they have a pretty comprehensive draft record too (Even if Matthew 'Wheeelan' never played a game).

This is where I go anytime I want to remind myself just how inexperienced so much of our team is, too.

http://www.footywire.com/

Nice site :)

Demsons are ranked as follows in each field.

Kicks 11th

Handballs 13th

Disposals 13th (shows how much the game has changed, where in 2000 the Demons had 7093 disposals and finished 3rd and in 2009 Demons had 7998 and finished 13 in disposal count)

Marks 7th

Goals 15th

Behinds 16th

Tackles 15th

Hitouts 13th

Frees for 14th

Frees Ag 16th

Just check the herald sun every Wednesday, you will see most of our list when they update the clubs injury list


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