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They last met in mid 2009 when the Lions flogged the Dees under lights at the Gabba.

BRISBANE

Backs Jason Roe Daniel Merrett Jed Adcock

Half backs Joel Patfull Lachlan Henderson Joel Macdonald

Centreline Albert Proud Simon Black Daniel Rich

Half forwards Michael Rischitelli Jonathan Brown James Polkinghorne

Forwards Rhan Hooper Daniel Bradshaw Luke Power

Followers Mitch Clark Cheynee Stiller Justin Sherman

Interchange Jared Brennan Scott Harding Ashley McGrath Sam Sheldon

Emergencies Jack Redden Matt Austin Tim Notting

In Daniel Merrett Joel Patfull

Out Tim Notting Troy Selwood (shoulder)

MELBOURNE

Backs Matthew Whelan Matthew Warnock Ricky Petterd

Half backs Aaron Davey Jared Rivers James Frawley

Centreline Neville Jetta Brock McLean Jamie Bennell

Half forwards Russell Robertson Brad Miller Matthew Bate

Forwards Brad Green Colin Sylvia Liam Jungarray Jurrah

Followers Paul Johnson Jack Grimes Cameron Bruce

Interchange Stefan Martin Brent Moloney Cale Morton Jack Watts

Emergencies Nathan Jones Lynden Dunn Shane Valenti

In Ricky Petterd Matthew Warnock

Out: Clint Bartram Kyle Cheney

Posted

What about the time before that? Was it at the G? Mid to late season 2008? What happened that time? :D

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What about the time before that? Was it at the G? Mid to late season 2008? What happened that time? :D

Flogged.

27th April 2008 GABBA

Brisbane 19.23 137

Melbourne 13.7 85

Brown well held but Black torched us with 36 disposals.

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its a whole different ball game this Saturday. The boys just need to keep up the pressure from the last 3 weeks.

A belting at the hands of the Lions will be devastating, especially after the last 3 weeks.

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A belting at the hands of the Lions will be devastating, especially after the last 3 weeks.

No it won't. The Players will hopefully just be very dirty on themselves & quickly realize they have to work harder.

But it certainly wouldn't be Devastating. Saying that, i hope our midfield dictates the game so that we can win.

Posted

Ok, so hang on, which was it? The time before last we played them we juuust got up in the Wonna game?

Posted

Ok, so hang on, which was it? The time before last we played them we juuust got up in the Wonna game?

The Wonna game? Freo?

The last time they flogged us, the time before we got up by a point, the time before they trounced us.


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