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Melbournes record in the past three years

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Apart from the dreaded North Melbourne and I think Sydney, have we beaten every other team at least once over the past 3 years? If I am right it shows great promise for the Demons in the near future. Have I missed any other team here?

 
26 minutes ago, Bobby McKenzie said:

Apart from the dreaded North Melbourne and I think Sydney, have we beaten every other team at least once over the past 3 years? If I am right it shows great promise for the Demons in the near future. Have I missed any other team here?

Haven't beaten the Swans for 6 or 7 years.

 

Last time we beat Sydney was 2010. Before then we havn't beaten them since 2006 (may be earlier than that). So the record is very poor. Granted we've broken a lot of records but Carlton, Saints, Freo, Hawks have the wood over us, only 1-2 wins in the past decade.

The only teams outside of the expansion clubs that we appear to have the wood over are Essendon and Richmond (excluding round 2, 2013, of course).

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12 hours ago, Uncle Fester said:

We haven't beaten University for 113 years.

Well thought out Uncle.I had not given University any consideration. Sorry, students. They played a very intelligent style of footy. I really enjoyed watching them play in those days.


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