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2015 Melbourne guernsey numbers

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^^^^^^^^^^^

Official, or your speculation wayne???

 

Club website:

Brayshaw 10

Petracca 26

Mc D 28

Neal - Bullen 30

Vandenberg 37

White 41

As previously announced, Heritier Lumumba will wear No.8, with fellow recruits Billy Stretch (No.15), Sam Frost (No.17), Ben Newton (No.19) and Jeff Garlett (No.36) also given their new numbers.

 

Good thing they left 32 open for Dangerfield.

Forward thinkers...

Good thing they left 32 open for Dangerfield.

Forward thinkers...

Stirrer!


Club website:

Brayshaw 10

Petracca 26

Mc D 28

Neal - Bullen 30

Vandenberg 37

White 41

As previously announced, Heritier Lumumba will wear No.8, with fellow recruits Billy Stretch (No.15), Sam Frost (No.17), Ben Newton (No.19) and Jeff Garlett (No.36) also given their new numbers.

Great stuff - I know others couldn't give a continental, but the Rain Man in me loves this stuff.

So that leaves 32, 33 ,34, 35 vacant?

Link: http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2014-12-04/brayshaw-to-wear-no10-petracca-no26

Edited by Fifty-5

Good thing they left 32 open for Dangerfield.

Forward thinkers...

And 3 lockers next door. I think they'll gladly take the walls out and give him 4 lockers if he wants!

 
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The full list:-

1. Jesse Hogan *

2. Nathan Jones

3. Christian Salem

4. Jack Watts

5. Jimmy Toumpas

6. Chris Dawes

7. Jack Viney

8. Heritier Lumumba

9. Jack Trengove

10. Angus Brayshaw

11. Max Gawn

12. Dom Tyson

13. Jordie McKenzie

14. Lynden Dunn

15. Billy Stretch

16. Dean Kent

17. Sam Frost

18. Daniel Cross

19. Ben Newton

20. Colin Garland

21. Cameron Pedersen

22. Viv Michie

23. Bernie Vince

24. Jay Kennedy-Harris

25. Tom McDonald

26. Christian Petracca

27. Aidan Riley

28. Oscar McDonald

29. Jayden Hunt *

30. Alex Neal-Bullen

31. Jack Grimes

32.

33.

34.

35.

36. Jeff Garlett

37. Aaron Vandenberg

38. Jeremy Howe

39. Neville Jetta

40. Mark Jamar

41. Mitchell White

42. Jake Spencer

43. James Harmes *

44. Rohan Bail

45. Matt Jones

46. Dean Terlich

47. Max King *

48. Jack Fitzpatrick

Bold = new to the club in 2015

* = yet to play AFL


I hope this Muchie guy is a gun.

did Petracca wear number 26 as a junior?

If not I wonder why he took that one

Seems like a pretty bland number... he'd look good in 33

did Petracca wear number 26 as a junior?

If not I wonder why he took that one

Seems like a pretty bland number... he'd look good in 33

nevermind I thought number 33 was going unused next season

Billy Stretch has it, and he will also look good in it


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