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NAB CHALLENGE: GOLD COAST SUNS v MELBOURNE

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I'll give a report when i get home, but just wanted to confirm if we didn't already know it - Hogan is a star!

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    How the hell would you know?

    We are doubling their score...

    Yer true I just want to be thrashing one of the only sides that has less experience than us

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    @melbournefc: Jamar receives a 50 m penalty and kicks the goal. Suns 6 v Dees 27.

    Keep up the post.

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    Keep up the post.

    yes please thankyou

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    @melbournefc: Jamar receives a 50 m penalty and kicks the goal. Suns 6 v Dees 27.

    Thats more like it!

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    @melbournefc: Despite a dive and tackle from Tappy, the Suns score another goal. Suns 3.1.19 v Dees 4.3.27

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    2 goals each this Q. That's a real fade

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    @melbournefc: Despite a solid tackle from James Magner, the Suns score a point. Suns 21 v Dees 27.

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    @melbournefc: Great commitment from Tom Gillies with a run and tackle. Solid work so far from Gillies and Garland down back.

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    The second quarter fade-out strikes again.

    A little too early for that call Ralph - but it sounds does sound like the Suns are playing better

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    @melbournefc: A goal to Ablett at the scoring end of the ground bringing the game to a draw. Suns 27 v Dees 27.

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    Quarter 1 – Melbourne 2.3.15 – GC 1.0.6
    Another day of hot conditions confronted the Melbourne players for their final hit out of the preseason competition against the Suns on the Gold Coast. In a low scoring contest The Suns hit the scoreboard first with a remarkable goal from Gary Ablett kicking from 50 out hard up against the boundary line. Melbourne hit back midway through the term when Hogan out muscled his opponent and snapped one through from 30 meters out. The remainder of the quarter was a even affair with Gold Coast doing well to get numbers back in defense which made it difficult for the Demons to get value for their higher inside 50 count. New draftee Matt Jones kicked the final goal of the quarter after a 50 meter penalty made his conversion a gimme from straight in front. The Demons taking a nine point lead into the first break. Notable players for Melbourne during the first quarter were youngsters Jimmy Toumpass and Jesse Hogan.

    Quarter by quarter updates now on MFC website

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    @melbournefc: Great commitment from Tom Gillies with a run and tackle. Solid work so far from Gillies and Garland down back.

    Good to hear Gillies and Garland are both performing solidly. We need our backline to be unpentratable this year!

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    Do you actually think that post was serious?

    Hard to pick up sarcasm over the Internet haha

    Your predictions could be coming true though Ralph haha

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    @melbournefc: Watts dives on the ball and ensures the Suns potential goal is a point.

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    Do you actually think that post was serious?

    Not from you RM

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