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THE LAST TIME THEY MET

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Melbourne is currently enjoying a four game winning streak (when was the last time you could say that?). It all started in Round 17 at the Gabba:-

THE TEAMS

GWS GIANTS

FB Sam J Reid Lachlan Keeffe Heath Shaw

HB Adam Kennedy Nick Haynes Zac Williams

C Lachie Whitfield Jacob Hopper Harry Perryman

HF Jeremy Cameron Harry Himmelberg Matt de Boer

FF Toby Greene Jeremy Finlayson Brent Daniels

FOL Shane Mumford Josh Kelly Tim Taranto

I/C Jack Buckley Tom Green Connor Idun Daniel Lloyd

EMG Matt Buntine Isaac Cumming Bobby Hill Sam Jacobs

IN Jack Buckley Brent Daniels Tom Green Connor Idun Josh Kelly Shane Mumford Harry Perryman Zac Williams

OUT Lachie Ash (omitted) Sam Jacobs (omitted) Jye Caldwell (omitted) Stephen Coniglio (omitted) Aidan Corr (ankle) Jackson Hately (omitted) Bobby Hill (managed) Jake Riccardi (managed)

MELBOURNE

FB Joel Smith Steven May Jake Lever

HB Jayden Hunt Trent Rivers Christian Salem

C Ed Langdon Christian Petracca Adam Tomlinson

HF Aaron vandenBerg Sam Weideman Bayley Fritsch

FF Mitch Brown Jake Melksham Charlie Spargo

FOL Max Gawn Jack Viney Clayton Oliver

I/C Oskar Baker Neville Jetta Alex Neal-Bullen Kysaiah Pickett,

EMG Mitch Hannan Jay Lockhart Tom McDonald Josh Wagner

IN Mitch Brown Neville Jetta Charlie Spargo

OUT Toby Bedford (omitted) Michael Hibberd (ankle) Braydon Preuss (omitted)

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    Don't want to moz him but J Viney has a habit of playing in a monster of a game second back from a break. 

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    Amazing the turnover of players. Expect at least half a dozen from that team to be missing next week.

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