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THE TEAMS

MELBOURNE

Backs Stefan Martin James Frawley Kyle Cheney

Half backs Clint Bartram Jared Rivers Ricky Petterd

Centreline James McDonald Lynden Dunn Cale Morton

Half forwards Brent Moloney Brad Miler Nathan Jones

Forwards Neville Jetta Matthew Bate Liam Jurrah

Followers Paul Johnson Aaron Davey Colin Sylvia

Interchange Mark Jamar Jordie McKenzie Brock McLean Tom McNamara

Russell Robertson Jake Spencer Shane Valenti

In Mark Jamar Liam Jurrah Jordie McKenzie Brock McLean Jared Rivers Russell Robertson

Out Rohan Bail (quad) Cameron Bruce (wrist) Michael Newton (Achilles)

FREMANTLE

Backs Greg Broughton Chris Tarrant Jay van Berlo

Half backs Antoni Grover Luke McPharlin Paul Duffield

Centerline Garrick Ibbotson Paul Hasleby Chris Mayne

Half forwards Stephen Hill Matt de Boer Dean Solomon

Forwards Des Headland Matthew Pavlich Nic Suban

Followers Aaron Sandilands Steven Dodd David Mundy

Interchange (from) Kepler Bradley Marcus Drum Roger Hayden Brett Peake Clancee Pearce Byron Schammer Michael Walters

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    They beat us 97 to 50 in the NAB cup earlier this year. We went into that match with high expectations and brand new recruits in Scully, Trengove and Fitzpatrick, and copped a first round thumping at Subiaco. I hope we get closer this time.

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    They beat us 97 to 50 in the NAB cup earlier this year. We went into that match with high expectations and brand new recruits in Scully, Trengove and Fitzpatrick, and copped a first round thumping at Subiaco. I hope we get closer this time.

    I have no concerns about getting closer. They will most likely beat us, but we will put up at least a little bit of a fight.

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