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Hard to believe that it was not all that long ago that we played North Melbourne at Etihad and they thrashed us in the end. Rohan Bail and Tom McNamara made their debuts with Bail's entry into the elite level of the game being shortlived - a minute or two.

We owe North Melbourne one!

NORTH MELBOURNE

Backs Daniel Pratt Scott Thompson Gavin Urquhart

Half backs Brady Rawlings Nathan Grima Scott McMahon

Centreline Josh Gibson Michael Firrito Liam Anthony

Half forwards Matt Campbell Corey Jones Brent Harvey

Forwards Leigh Adams Drew Petrie Lindsay Thomas

Followers Hamish McIntosh Andrew Swallow Levi Greenwood

Interchange (from) Todd Goldstein Lachie Hansen Daniel Harris Sam Power

Emergencies Aaron Edwards Cruize Garlett Ed Lower

In Leigh Adams Aaron Edwards Cruize Garlett Daniel Harris Ed Lower

Out Leigh Harding (hamstring) Adam Simpson (retired)

MELBOURNE

Backs Shane Valenti James Frawley Kyle Cheney

Half backs Clint Bartram Jared Rivers Cameron Bruce

Centreline Lynden Dunn James McDonald Aaron Davey

Half forwards Brent Moloney Michael Newton Cale Morton

Forwards Brad Miller Stefan Martin Matthew Bate

Followers Jake Spencer Neville Jetta Nathan Jones

Interchange Rohan Bail Tom McNamara Ricky Petterd Colin Sylvia

Emergencies Simon Buckley Paul Johnson Russell Robertson

In Rohan Bail Simon Brent Moloney Cale Morton Tom McNamara Colin Sylvia

Out Jamie Bennell (knee) Jack Grimes (hip) Paul Johnson Matthew Warnock (ankle) Matthew Whelan (foot)

New Rohan Bail (Mount Gravatt, Qld) Tom McNamara (South Adelaide, SA)

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