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We actually worked hard and surprised ourselves although we were never really in the hunt.

Someone in the club's list management/recruiting area must have taken particular notice of Geelong's emergencies.

GEELONG

Backs Matthew Scarlett Harry Taylor Josh Hunt
Half backs Corey Enright Tom Lonergan Andrew Mackie
Centreline James Kelly Allen Christensen Joel Corey
Half forwards Mitch Duncan James Podsiadly Steven Motlop
Forwards Steve Johnson Tom Hawkins Mitch Brown
Followers Trent West Jimmy Bartel Paul Chapman
Interchange Cameron Guthrie Joel Selwood Billie Smedts Jesse Stringer
Emergencies Shannon Byrnes Tom Gillies George Horlin-Smith

In Mitch Brown James Kelly

Out Taylor Hunt (soreness) Mathew Stokes (ankle)

MELBOURNE

Backs James Frawley Jared Rivers Clint Bartram
Half backs Tom McDonald Colin Garland Jack Grimes
Centreline Cale Morton Brent Moloney Jordie McKenzie
Half forwards Nathan Jones James Sellar Jeremy Howe
Forward Colin Sylvia Mitch Clark Aaron Davey
Followers Mark Jamar James Magner Jack Trengove
Interchange Rohan Bail Matthew Bate Lynden Dunn Luke Tapscott
Emergencies Jamie Bennell Joel Macdonald Ricky Petterd

In Mitch Clark James Frawley

Out Joel Macdonald Jack Watts

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