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Gee, you're not wrong.  I can only pick out Nathan Jones on the right and Max Gawn at the back in the cap.  Any others?

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    here you are....start counting

    2014 squad[edit]

    Melbourne Football Club
    Senior list Rookie List Coaching staff
             

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    • (c) Captain(s)
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    • (vet) Veterans list

    Updated: 20 May 2014
    Source(s): Team List, Staff Members

    Edited by daisycutter

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    One in six players reach 100 games so given that the training photo is five years old you would only expect five to six players at most given that the one in six is a rolling average.

    The median number of games is around 19.

    By no means is an AFL career a great outcome for most.

    Trading aside I see the current list as probably the most stable we have had for a while. All the more reason we need to see some success.

    Edited by Diamond_Jim

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    3 minutes ago, nacnud said:

    Well for one, you can see Sylvia in that photo, and westjet weren't sponsors in 2015 so it was before then.

    Yes, it must be 2013 or 2014 pre-season as David Rodan and Sylvia both in the picture and they were gone by 2015.

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