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The game might ultimately have been decided by Marchbank’s fingernail but the Demons lost it because they slept through the first quarter and then, in the last half, they kicked poorly for goal while the Blues couldn’t miss. This and the final score line sounds a bit of Deeja Vu from Thursday’s Qualifying Final, doesn’t it?

MELBOURNE 1.0.6 3.3.21 6.6.42 8.8.56



CARLTON 1.3.9 3.5.23 6.6.42 9.6.60


THE TEAMS 

CARLTON 

B A. Cincotta J. Weitering A. Saad
HB N. Newman C. Marchbank B. Kemp
C B. Acres P. Cripps O. Hollands
HF J. Martin T. De Koning D. Cuningham
F  L. Fogarty C. Curnow M. Owies
FOLL M. Pittonet S. Docherty G. Hewett
I/C M. Cottrell P. Dow Z. Fisher J. Motlop SUB E. Curnow EMG J. Boyd S. Durdin J. Honey

No change 

MELBOURNE 

B C. Salem S. May T. Rivers
HB J. Bowey J. Lever A. Brayshaw
C L. Hunter J. Viney A. Neal-Bullen
HF C. Petracca J. Smith K. Chandler 
F J. Melksham J. van Rooyen Jordon 
FOLL M. Gawn C. Oliver K. Pickett
I/C B. Grundy E. Langdon J. McVee T. Sparrow SUB M. Hibberd EMG J. Harmes J. Schache C. Spargo 

IN B. Grundy C. Oliver

OUT J. Harmes (omitted) H. Petty (foot)

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    Gus played very well and had 31 possies.

    Bloody hell, I'm angry about that hit.

    Edited by leave it to deever

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    I've dropped my bundle completely.

    Outs Angus, JVR, Laurie and me

    Ins Grundy, Jordon and Harmes

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    32 minutes ago, Jontee said:

    Ins Grundy, Jordon and Harmes

    Harmes did a hammy yesterday….you’ll need to stay In 😁

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    2 minutes ago, Nicko said:

    Harmes did a hammy yesterday….you’ll need to stay In 😁

    No way....in Spargo

    Is there anyone left?

     

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    MELBOURNE 1.0.6 3.3.21 6.6.42 8.8.56



    anybody remember how many Out of bounds

    Please tell me it was less than 8

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