After not being able to find a permanent position in the AFL senior team, Lynden was put down back in Round 13 against GWS, and has not looked back.  He has commanded a position in the backline, and showed great ability to win contests.  He was very disciplined, and gave us good drive and rebound from the backline.  Lynden was one of the most improved players for 2012.  He should look forward to the pre-season, knowing that he’s locked down a spot within the team.  - Jade Rawlings (backline coach) melbournefc.com.au

Games MFC 2012 18 MFC Total 99 Goals MFC 2012 9 MFC Total 87

Games CSFC 2012 2 Goals CSFC 2012 3

MFC 164 kicks 82 handballs 246 disposals 69 marks 46 tackles 49 rebounds from fifty (4th)

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 257 votes (10th)

Loved his work in the second half of the year

Backs himself and can get acuratly and very long Looked very fit all year and made it to many contests and ran forward

Hope he stays back and has another great year in 2013

Sounds like someone is getting a new contract...

Sounds like someone is getting a new contract...

Don't think there will be any more contracts until the trading business is done with. However I agree with you, in that they will re-sign Dunn if there are no decent offers forthcoming.

career saving move sending him down back against the giants, didn't look back from that time

Everything went topsy turvey this season

- Garland moved forward

- Rivers moved forward

- Watts moved back

- Dunn moved back

Dunn struggled to have an impact in the forward line early on in the season but the reinvented himself as a key defender. One of the biggest kicks in the team as well. Defiantly keep

Absolute keeper. His kicking in was a highlight.