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THE LAST TIME THEY MET: Rd 0

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Melbourne 11.11.77 defeated Sydney Swans 7.14.56 at the SCG in Round 24, 2023.

It was a massive team effort in a dead rubber for the Demons against a side that had a lot to fight for in their last home game for the year. 

The midfield starred, Bayley Fritsch managed five goals in his return from injury after giving us all a bit of a fright and Jake Melksham cruelly suffered an ACL injury that ended his season of resurgence.

This was the club’s most recent victory (leaving aside this week’s scratch match vs Carlton which doesn’t count).

Ironically, two players not selected by Melbourne for this game, Brodie Grundy and James Jordan are almost certain starters for the Swans next Thursday.

SYDNEY SWANS 

B T. McCartin D. Rampe H. Cunningham
HB O. Florent N. Blakey J. Lloyd 
C E. Gulden C. Warner D. Stephens
HF W. Hayward H. McLean I. Heeney
F L. McDonald J. Amartey R. Clarke
FOLL T. Hickey L. Parker C. Mills
I/C B. Campbell R. Fox J. Rowbottom S. Wicks SUB A. Francis
EMG L.Melican M.Roberts

IN J.Amartey 
OUT T. Papley (hamstring) 

MELBOURNE
 

B J. Bowey S. May T. Rivers  
HB J. McVee J. Lever C. Salem 
C L. Hunter J. Viney A. Brayshaw 
HF K. Chandler J. Melksham A. Neal-Bullen  
F E. Langdon J. van Rooyen K. Pickett  
FOLL M. Gawn C. Oliver C. Petracca 
I/C B. Fritsch J. Smith T. Sparrow D. Turner SUB B. Laurie  
EMG T. McDonald A. Tomlinson T. Woewodin

IN B. Fritsch D. Turner
OUT J. Schache (omitted) A. Tomlinson (omitted)

 

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    12 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Melbourne 11.11.77 defeated Sydney Swans 7.14.56 at the SCG in Round 24, 2023.

    It was a massive team effort in a dead rubber for the Demons against a side that had a lot to fight for in their last home game for the year. 

    The midfield starred, Bayley Fritsch managed five goals in his return from injury after giving us all a bit of a fright and Jake Melksham cruelly suffered an ACL injury that ended his season of resurgence.

    This was the club’s most recent victory (leaving aside this week’s scratch match vs Carlton which doesn’t count).

    Ironically, two players not selected by Melbourne for this game, Brodie Grundy and James Jordan are almost certain starters for the Swans next Thursday.

    SYDNEY SWANS 

    B T. McCartin D. Rampe H. Cunningham
    HB O. Florent N. Blakey J. Lloyd 
    C E. Gulden C. Warner D. Stephens
    HF W. Hayward H. McLean I. Heeney
    F L. McDonald J. Amartey R. Clarke
    FOLL T. Hickey L. Parker C. Mills
    I/C B. Campbell R. Fox J. Rowbottom S. Wicks SUB A. Francis
    EMG L.Melican M.Roberts

    IN J.Amartey 
    OUT T. Papley (hamstring) 

    MELBOURNE
 

    B J. Bowey S. May T. Rivers  
    HB J. McVee J. Lever C. Salem 
    C L. Hunter J. Viney A. Brayshaw 
    HF K. Chandler J. Melksham A. Neal-Bullen  
    F E. Langdon J. van Rooyen K. Pickett  
    FOLL M. Gawn C. Oliver C. Petracca 
    I/C B. Fritsch J. Smith T. Sparrow D. Turner SUB B. Laurie  
    EMG T. McDonald A. Tomlinson T. Woewodin

    IN B. Fritsch D. Turner
    OUT J. Schache (omitted) A. Tomlinson (omitted)

    We can expect possibly seven changes to the Melbourne lineup for the return game against Sydney with the following likely outs:-

    Angus Brayshaw (retired), Lachie Hunter, Jake Melksham, Daniel Turner (injured), Clayton Oliver (managed?) and Kozzy Pickett & Joel Smith (suspended).

    That’s a lot missing in such a short space of time but let’s not forget the David Parkin principle which says that for clubs to win flags, they need to constantly turn over new talent and he thought having five new faces in a team each year was good for the cause.

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    Last time we met, Milkshake was playing out of his skin.

    Losing him set the tone for our finals.

    I hope we put them in their place again for pretending to be a chance in 2022.

    We have quite a few out since our last meeting but they have Grundy so it all balances out.

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    2 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

    We have quite a few out since our last meeting but they have Grundy so it all balances out.

    🤣

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    5 hours ago, Pinball Wizard said:

    We will definitely be going into this game with a young side.

    Young legs and keen to impress.

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