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2022 Melbourne numbers —


1. Steven May
3. Christian Salem
4. James Harms
5. Christian Petracca
6. Luke Jackson
7. Jack Viney 
8. Jake Lever
9. Charlie Spargo 
10. Angus Brayshaw
11 Max Gawn 
12. Toby Bedford 
13. Clayton Oliver 
14. Michael Hibbert 
15. Ed Langdon 
16. Bailey Laurie 
17. Jake Bowey 
18. Jake Melksham 
19. Fraser Rosman  
20. Adam Tomlinson 
21. Jacob Van Rooyen 
22. Blake Howes
23. James Jordon 
24. Trent Rivers 
25. Tom McDonald
26. Sam Weideman 
27. Luke Dunstan
28. Majak Daw
29. Jayden Hunt
30. Alex Neal-Bullen
31. Bayley Fritsch
32. Tom Sparrow
33. Oskar Baker  
34. Deakyn Smith
35. Harry Petty 
36. Kysaiah Pickett 
37. Kade Chandler
38. Mitch Brown 
40. Taj Woewodin 
41. Judd McVee
42. Daniel Turner 
44. Joel Smith
45. Andy Moniz-Wakefield
50. Ben Brown

 

These are the 2022 numbers as per the MFC web site.

Edited by durango

So, #2 has been given the year off!

 

Re player number 45....another hyphenated player name.

What a classy club this is turning out to be.

You won't get this sort of thing at Collingwood.


4 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

Re player number 45....another hyphenated player name.

What a classy club this is turning out to be.

You won't get this sort of thing at Collingwood.

How about will hoskin - elliott....

And remember when they had a Rupert (Betheras?)

 

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