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Round 8: Melbourne v West Coast - Saturday MCG

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MELBOURNE v WEST COAST

MELBOURNE

Backs Jack Grimes Matthew Warnock Jared Rivers

Half backs Cameron Bruce James Frawley Colin Garland

Centreline James McDonald Jordie McKenzie Aaron Davey

Half forwards Jamie Bennell Matthew Bate Jack Watts

Forwards Nathan Jones Daniel Hughes Brad Green

Followers Mark Jamar Brent Moloney Tom Scully

Interchange Clint Bartram Paul Johnson Colin Sylvia Jack Trengove

Emergencies Lynden Dunn Neville Jetta Jake Spencer

In Jack Watts

Out Lynden Dunn

WEST COAST

Backs Will Schofield Darren Glass Beau Waters

Half backs Lewis Stevenson Eric MacKenzie Shannon Hurn

Centreline Matt Rosa Matt Priddis Brad Ebert

Half forwards Brad Sheppard Josh Kennedy Ashton Hams

Forwards Mark Nicoski Quinten Lynch Mark LeCras

Followers Dean Cox Adam Selwood Tom Swift

Interchange Patrick McGinnity Ben McKinley Nic Naitanui Scott Selwood

Emergencies Mitchell Brown Bradd Dalziell Ashley Hansen

In Scott Selwood

Out Bradd Dalziell

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    Saturday 2pm MCG.

    Our last home game of the year at Saturday 2pm. Be there.

    Put teams & changes here in this thread, once named.

    I think it will be a cracker !

    Dees by 9 points.

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    Saturday 2pm MCG.

    Our last home game of the year at Saturday 2pm. Be there.

    Huh?

    edit: Ohhh... nervermind.

    Edited by Deestroy All

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    ye of little faith.

    59 points! :)

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    Watts in for Dunn

    That's exactly what I want.

    By the way Podsiadly got dropped and Joel Selwood's staying at Geelong

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    Will edit shortly. Waiting for the list to be pulished on the net

    Just wanting to be first with the thread??????

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    CONFIRMED:

    MELBOURNE v WEST COAST

    Melbourne

    B: Jack Grimes, Matthew Warnock, Jared Rivers

    HB: Cameron Bruce, James Frawley, Colin Garland

    C: James McDonald, Jordie McKenzie, Aaron Davey

    HF: Jamie Bennell, Matthew Bate, Jack Watts

    F: Nathan Jones, Daniel Hughes, Brad Green

    Foll: Mark Jamar, Brent Moloney, Tom Scully

    I/C: Paul Johnson, Colin Sylvia, Jack Trengove, Clint Bartram

    Emg: Neville Jetta, Jake Spencer, Lynden Dunn

    In: Jack Watts

    Out: Lynden Dunn

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    Just wanting to be first with the thread??????

    Bingo. Well, North's team was published before I started this thread.

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    West Coast Eagles

    B: Will Schofield, Darren Glass, Beau Waters

    HB: Lewis Stevenson, Eric MacKenzie, Shannon Hurn

    C: Matt Rosa, Matt Priddis, Brad Ebert

    HF: Brad Sheppard, Josh Kennedy, Ashton Hams

    F: Mark Nicoski, Quinten Lynch, Mark LeCras

    Foll: Dean Cox, Adam Selwood, Tom Swift

    I/C: Patrick McGinnity, Ben McKinley, Nic Naitanui, Scott Selwood

    Emg: Mitchell Brown, Bradd Dalziell, Ashley Hansen

    In: Scott Selwood

    Out: Bradd Dalziell

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    CONFIRMED:

    MELBOURNE v WEST COAST

    Melbourne

    B: Jack Grimes, Matthew Warnock, Jared Rivers

    HB: Cameron Bruce, James Frawley, Colin Garland

    C: James McDonald, Jordie McKenzie, Aaron Davey

    HF: Jamie Bennell, Matthew Bate, Jack Watts

    F: Nathan Jones, Daniel Hughes, Brad Green

    Foll: Mark Jamar, Brent Moloney, Tom Scully

    I/C: Paul Johnson, Colin Sylvia, Jack Trengove, Clint Bartram

    Emg: Neville Jetta, Jake Spencer, Lynden Dunn

    In: Jack Watts

    Out: Lynden Dunn

    BAILS you have done it again. Truely inspirational :wub:

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    CONFIRMED:

    MELBOURNE v WEST COAST

    Melbourne

    B: Jack Grimes, Matthew Warnock, Jared Rivers

    HB: Cameron Bruce, James Frawley, Colin Garland

    C: James McDonald, Jordie McKenzie, Aaron Davey

    HF: Jamie Bennell, Matthew Bate, Jack Watts

    F: Nathan Jones, Daniel Hughes, Brad Green

    Foll: Mark Jamar, Brent Moloney, Tom Scully

    I/C: Paul Johnson, Colin Sylvia, Jack Trengove, Clint Bartram

    Emg: Neville Jetta, Jake Spencer, Lynden Dunn

    In: Jack Watts

    Out: Lynden Dunn

    Okay. Herald Sun fails.

    Where'd you get that? *sneakily copies and pastes it on my first post*

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    Picked it again Bails.. good stuff... So glad dunns out.. he needed a wakeup call

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    Huh?

    edit: Ohhh... nervermind.

    Well, technically correct. However Rd 22 games are "TBC" until round 21 is complete. But I'm tipping that will be "another" sunday fixture.

    For the record there is another Saturday 2pm fixture - but it is away (against Carlton - the pokkie kings)

    PS. The side looks good. Hughes at Full forward. Will be interesting to see how he goes this week. Personally, I like the look of Sylvia at FF. Personal choice.

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    Can't complain with our ins and outs.

    Dunn might feel he is a little unlucky but he hasn't been playing great footy.

    Just wanting to be first with the thread??????

    Haha, that's pretty lame.

    By the way Podsiadly got dropped and Joel Selwood's staying at Geelong

    Pods is out with 'soreness', while TJ got dropped by Brisbane.

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    Haha, that's pretty lame.

    Hahaha

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    Haha, that's pretty lame.

    Good to see Jetta in the emergencies, another one pushing ... maybe they're worried about Sylvia coming up. Thought we might have seen Gysberts there, but with our JW in, probably looking for more experience.

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    Woohoo!!! Nothing will stop me from watching the game this weekend!!!

    Go you good thing!!!

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    BAILS you have done it again. Truely inspirational :wub:

    BAILS you the man....

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    Dunn might feel he is a little unlucky but he hasn't been playing great footy.

    I doubt it. What's he got to feel unlucky about?

    Certainly there's no doubt that Watts in for Dunn is an improvement. Though I am surprised that Watts made it back this quickly. I wonder how Cheney and McNamara feel. They don't have the added bonus of being former number 1 draft picks.

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    BAILS you the man....

    Bails took the game on, took risks and it paid off. Let that be a lesson to all of us!

    You star.

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    I add my congratulations to Bails. Spot on once again. You realise this gives you an awesome once-off power to start a truly outlandish rumour and have people believe it right?

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