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I seem to recall this was one of our better days of 2008 - 2011:-

MELBOURNE

Backs Colin Garland Jared Rivers Clint Bartram

Half backs Jordie McKenzie James Frawley JoelMacdonald

Centreline Jamie Bennell Cameron Bruce Brad Green

Half forwards Lynden Dunn Cale Morton Tom Scully

Forwards Colin Sylvia Jack Watts Liam Jurrah

Followers Mark Jamar Brent Moloney Aaron Davey

Interchange Rohan Bail Paul Johnson Nathan Jones AddamMaric

Emergencies Matthew Bate Austin Wonaeamirri MatthewWarnock.

In Addam Maric

Out Matthew Bate

SYDNEY

Backs Rhyce Shaw Ted Richards Martin Mattner

Half backs Paul Bevan Heath Grundy Tadhg Kennelly

Centreline Nick Malceski Brett Kirk Kieren Jack

Half forwards Ryan O'Keefe Mike Pyke Josh Kennedy

Forwards Ben McGlynn Adam Goodes Jarred Moore

Followers Shane Mumford Jude Bolton Jarrad McVeigh

Interchange Daniel Hannebery Lewis Jetta Brett MeredithJesse White

Emergencies Trent Dennis-Lane Sam Reid Gary Rohan

In Lewis Jetta

Out Nick 426 Smith (hamstring - 4 to 6 weeks)

 

Ahh yes, dont think I could've had a bigger smile on my face leaving the G.

The swans will not get caught with thier pants downs again. I'm a little nervous of the bookies odd's at the moment. I expect melbourne to come in a little closer once the teams are named.

I hope Trenner's is good to go. No Bradshaw or Malceski. Who do you expect to line up on Goodes? Stop him and we win.

Melbourne will get out to an early 4-5 goal lead by half time, with the swannies winding us back in in the second half. MFC by 9 pts.

Ahh yes, dont think I could've had a bigger smile on my face leaving the G.

The swans will not get caught with thier pants downs again. I'm a little nervous of the bookies odd's at the moment. I expect melbourne to come in a little closer once the teams are named.

I hope Trenner's is good to go. No Bradshaw or Malceski. Who do you expect to line up on Goodes? Stop him and we win.

Melbourne will get out to an early 4-5 goal lead by half time, with the swannies winding us back in in the second half. MFC by 9 pts.

What about Jack Watts for Goodes? Has the height and pace, possibly the strength too. Talk of him missing selection for round (if true) means he isn't considered indispensable in our line-up, I'd rather give him the go over Martin

Thoughts?

 

What about Jack Watts for Goodes? Has the height and pace, possibly the strength too. Talk of him missing selection for round (if true) means he isn't considered indispensable in our line-up, I'd rather give him the go over Martin

Thoughts?

I like it, it would be a really interesting matchup


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