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4 hours ago, Ollie fan said:

I certainly want him next year. Who else would you play on Toby greene, or dusty, or jake stringer? To my mind, he is our best option for each of those, at least until Tomlinson is back

Yep, he’s a specialist lock down player. May be superfluous to play on an average player but is high value against big guns. 

Edited by John Crow Batty

I’d like to see Hibbo go around for one more year.  His lockdown role was a part of our excellent back 6. 
 

But understand he’s had a lot to deal with in life and might decide the premiership year is his last AFL season.  

 

Confirmed signing for next season.


17 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

Nice to see all of our Premiership players having the opportunity to run out for the flag unfurling next year.

May not be a regular, but will push Hunt to get back to his best.

Well done Hibbo and M.F.C

On 10/17/2021 at 7:41 AM, Ethan Tremblay said:

He’s probably just enjoying a few weeks off before he puts pen to paper on a one year contract. 

What don’t Ethan know? #TheContractWhisperer

 

How good is this to read "ensures all 23 members of Melbourne’s 2021 Premiership side are locked in for the 2022 AFL season"?

What is Melksham's status?  There were rumours he was looking elsewhere during the trade period, but obviously nothing happened there.  Is he still contracted for next year?


12 minutes ago, S_T said:

What is Melksham's status?  There were rumours he was looking elsewhere during the trade period, but obviously nothing happened there.  Is he still contracted for next year?

Melksham was already under contract for next year.

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1 hour ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Gives us the possibility to be the only team to play the same 22 that won the flag in the following season.

Wow.  
 

Though I’m sure guys like Joel Smith, Hunt, Melksham, Tomlinson (and Jordon) will be desperate to get back in the team and take their chance to experience a premiership. Having competition for spots makes us even stronger.  

8 hours ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

I don't see why Hibbo wouldn't want to continue on next year, he's waited all his footballing life for success and now its stairing him right in the face.

I can't wait to see him step up, take flight, rise to the occasion and tread a path to more Premiership glory.

4 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Wow.  
 

Though I’m sure guys like Joel Smith, Hunt, Melksham, Tomlinson (and Jordon) will be desperate to get back in the team and take their chance to experience a premiership. Having competition for spots makes us even stronger.  

and Dunstan!!

8 hours ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Gives us the possibility to be the only team to play the same 22 that won the flag in the following season.

They said this on the news this evening. The same 22 in a premiership side all playing in Round 1 the following season had never happened in VFL/AFL history. How good is it to see your team breaking records, but in a good way. 😁


Thanks Michael Hibberd you have played a critical role in the rise of our premiership team I am really glad that you resigned keeps our history making team together for 2022.💕❤️💙

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