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It was in Round 9 last year and the Weagles were in the midst of some sort of crisis which could still be affecting them. Tom McDonald booted four goals in what turned out to be one of his last games for 2022.

MELBOURNE 6.5.41 7.9.51 9.12.66 16.16.112

WEST COAST EAGLES 1.0.6 1.3.9 3.4.22 5.8.38

GOALS

MELBOURNE McDonald 4 Fritsch Pickett 3 Brown Petracca 2 Neal-Bullen, Spargo

WEST COAST EAGLES Cripps Darling McGovern Waterman Williams

BEST

MELBOURNE Petracca Pickett Oliver Jackson McDonald Viney

WEST COAST EAGLES Kelly West McGovern Barrass Redden

THE TEAMS

WEST COAST EAGLES 

B: J.Rotham 35 T.Barrass 37 J.Nelson 30
HB: J.Jones 31 J.McGovern 20 A.Witherden 23
C: G.Clark 39 T.Kelly 11 L.Duggan 14
HF: J.Cripps 15 J.Darling 27 S.Petrevski-Seton 10
F: C.Jamieson 40 H.Dixon 41 L.Ryan 1
Foll: B.Williams 32 C.West 11 J.Redden 8
I/C: H.Edwards 42 L.Foley 29 J.Waterman 2 I.Winder 22
Sub: P.Naish 28 Emerg: T.Blechynden 58 S.Fisher  29

In: G.Clark H.Dixon J.Nelson B.Williams A.Witherden

Out: J.Florenca (omitted) A.Gaff (calf) S.Hurn (quad) J.Kennedy (knee soreness) D.Mountford (omitted) 

MELBOURNE

B: J.Bowey 17 H.Petty 35 J. Hunt 29
HB: J.Lever 8 S.May 1 T.Rivers 24
C: A.Brayshaw 10 C.Petracca 5  E.Langdon 15
HF: C.Spargo 9 T.McDonald 25 J.Viney 7
F: B.Fritsch 31 B.Brown 50 T.Sparrow 32 
Foll: M.Gawn 11 C.Oliver 13 A.Neal-Bullen 30 
I/C: J.Harmes 4 J.Jordon 23 L.Jackson 6 K.Pickett 36     
Sub: K.Chandler 37 Emerg: M.Brown 38 J.Melksham 18 A.Tomlinson 20

In: K.Chandler

Out: T. Bedford (omitted)

 
 
35 minutes ago, Bates Mate said:

I have zero recollection of this game

Same goes for Eagle Luke Ryan.

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