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Back at Etihad a year ago on a Friday night. They creamed us;

ESSENDON

Backs Mark McVeigh Tayte Pears Dustin Fletcher

Half backs Courtenay Dempsey Adam McPhee Heath Hocking

Centreline Andrew Lovett Ricky Dyson Brent Prismall

Half forwards Hayden Skipworth Cale Hooker Jason Winderlich

Forwards Matthew Lloyd Scott Lucas Alwyn Davey

Followers Patrick Ryder Jobe Watson Brent Stanton

Interchange Sam Lonergan Angus Monfries Kyle Reimers Andrew Welsh

Emergencies Jay Neagle Tyson Slattery David Zaharakis

In Dustin Fletcher Andrew Welsh Jason Winderlich 

Out Bachar Houli (virus) Jay Neagle David Zaharakis 

MELBOURNE

Backs Matthew Whelan Stefan Martin Clint Bartram

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 Kyle Cheney Brent Moloney Cale Morton Jack Watts

Emergencies Lynden Dunn Addam Maric Ricky Petterd

In Clint Bartram Jamie Bennell Neville Jetta Liam Jungarray Jurrah Stefan Martin Brad Miller

Out Daniel Bell Mark Jamar (quad) Nathan Jones (virus) Addam Maric James McDonald (knee) Matthew Warnock (virus)

 

 

Back at Etihad a year ago on a Friday night. They creamed us;

ESSENDON

Backs Mark McVeigh Tayte Pears Dustin Fletcher

Half backs Courtenay Dempsey Adam McPhee Heath Hocking

Centreline Andrew Lovett Ricky Dyson Brent Prismall

Half forwards Hayden Skipworth Cale Hooker Jason Winderlich

Forwards Matthew Lloyd Scott Lucas Alwyn Davey

Followers Patrick Ryder Jobe Watson Brent Stanton

Interchange Sam Lonergan Angus Monfries Kyle Reimers Andrew Welsh

Emergencies Jay Neagle Tyson Slattery David Zaharakis

In Dustin Fletcher Andrew Welsh Jason Winderlich

Out Bachar Houli (virus) Jay Neagle David Zaharakis

MELBOURNE

Backs Matthew Whelan Stefan Martin Clint Bartram

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 Kyle Cheney Brent Moloney Cale Morton Jack Watts

Emergencies Lynden Dunn Addam Maric Ricky Petterd

In Clint Bartram Jamie Bennell Neville Jetta Liam Jungarray Jurrah Stefan Martin Brad Miller

Out Daniel Bell Mark Jamar (quad) Nathan Jones (virus) Addam Maric James McDonald (knee) Matthew Warnock (virus)

Jurrah's debut game?

Of all the games I want to win this year, this is the one.

We're going to need a big lift in intensity to match the bombres.

 

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