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On 12/18/2022 at 9:16 AM, spirit of norm smith said:

Still trying to work out how Max Gawn as Captain and the current All Australian ruckman 
 is being put as full forward, forward pocket or bench. Grundy comes in but surely he starts on the bench and rotates in.  Gawn can rest forward or a spell on the Pune only.  

How about 31yo and a bit beaten up over the years?

 
11 hours ago, 58er said:

What about loose on the backline shuring up our defence? 

 

9 hours ago, ManDee said:

Not sure about that. 🙂

Try suring.

 

I agree Max should assist the defence by playing a kick behind play.

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5 hours ago, ManDee said:

 

Try suring.

 

I agree Max should assist the defence by playing a kick behind play.

He'll do everything that's the kind of champ he is.

 
On 12/19/2022 at 5:34 PM, ManDee said:

 

Try suring.

 

I agree Max should assist the defence by playing a kick behind play.

Max should be down back they will never kick to that side. May and Lever will clean up 

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On 12/10/2022 at 2:04 AM, WERRIDEE said:

Today Melbourne tomorrow North Melbourne

B: Lever, May, Rivers

HB: Salem, Petty, Brayshaw

C: Hunter, Petracca, Langdon

HF: Neal-Bullen, McDonald, Pickett

F: Gawn, B.Brown, Fritsch

FOLL: Grundy, Viney, Oliver

IC: Harmes, Spargo, Bowey, Sparrow

Reserves

B: Adams, Tomlinson, J.Smith

HB: Hibberd, Turner, McVee

C: Howes, Woewodin, Laurie

HF: Melksham, van Rooyen, Chandler

F: Jefferson, Schache, Sestan

FOLL: Verrall, Jordon, Dunstan

IC: D.Smith, Farris-White, Moniz-Wakefield, K.Turner

Revised best 44 for Melbourne


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