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The Last Time They Met

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Earlier this year at the MCG

MELBOURNE

Backs James McDonald Matthew Warnock James Frawley

Half backs Cameron Bruce Colin Garland Lynden Dunn

Centreline Jack Trengove Aaron Davey Clint Bartram

Half forwards Brad Green Ricky Petterd Nathan Jones

Forwards Colin Sylvia Matthew Bate Rohan Bail

Followers Mark Jamar Jack Grimes Brent  Moloney

Interchange Jamie Bennell Joel Macdonald Jordie McKenzie Tom Scully

Emergencies Kyle Cheney Jordan Gysberts Stefan Martin

No change

BRISBANE

Backs Ashley McGrath Daniel Merrett Joel Patfull

Half backs Travis Johnstone Matt Maguire Josh Drummond

Centreline  Jared Brennan  Daniel Rich Andrew Raines

Half forwards Justin Sherman Jonathan Brown Jack Redden

Forwards Todd Banfield Brendan Fevola Brent Staker

Followers Matthew Leuenberger Michael Rischitelli James Polkinghorne

Interchange Simon Black Mitch Clark James Hawksley

Emergencies  Matt Austin Albert Proud Troy Selwood

In Simon Black Mitch Clark Ashley McGrath

Out Luke Power (hip) Albert Proud Troy Selwood

 
 

No doubt we are a stronger, faster and our chemistry has strengthened. But then again it is an interstate match, I believe if we go out with the same attitude in the first quarter against the swans we could repeat what happened on Sunday.

No doubt we are a stronger, faster and our chemistry has strengthened. But then again it is an interstate match, I believe if we go out with the same attitude in the first quarter against the swans we could repeat what happened on Sunday.

I concur with this. Its going to be won or lost in the mind and in that first quarter. we are better and more cohesive than when we last met. We , if many will care to remember were the ones that "owned' them that day and started their slide. They really havent got very far off of that floor this year and for that reason I think we can still "own" them even up there, though it will take a bit more belief in their backyard.

Going over the last 6 games were 2 wins 3 losses and a draw with a positive 27 points result.

they have 6 losses with a negative 291 points scored.

They will be desperate to get a win...but just wont be able to. Melbourne by 37points in a gruelling encounter.

Raining in Brisbane Thursday & some rain predicted for Friday. However, Saturday should be partly cloudy with a top of 25c & humidity of 80%. :unsure:

Looks like the weather should not interfere with the game

 

Form and ability. Melbourne should win.

However:

Brisbane at home

Coming off 2 thumpings on the road

The coach, players and FD being put under the microscope

Melbourne coming off a huge win

Young Melbourne minds

I am not confident at all. Man i hope i am wrong.

Melbourne by 75 points


Frawley will go to Brown again you'd assume. Last time Warnock took Fev. Most would probably back Garland but I've got a feeling MacDonald might take Fev and Garland might play on Brennan when he plays forward.

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