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Melbourne went within four points of eating Crow on the MCG in their Round 19, 2023 encounter at the MCG. That was the margin that saw them breathing sighs of relief as they got across the line to beat Adelaide. In doing so, they put four more important points inside the winning column for their season. Max Gawn was in great form accumulating 38 hit outs and kicking a couple of goals and Kozzie Pickett returned to form with a crashing game.

MELBOURNE 2.2.14 6.4.40 11.7.73 14.13.97


ADELAIDE
1.4.10 3.9.27 6.13.49 13.15.93 

THE TEAMS 
 
MELBOURNE

B C Salem S. May J. Lever
HB J. Bowey A. Tomlinson J. McVee
C L. Hunter J. Viney E. Langdon  
HF K. Pickett J. Van Rooyen T. Sparrow
F A. Neal-Bullen B. Brown T. Woewodin
FOLL M. Gawn A. Brayshaw C. Petracca
I/C K. Chandler J. Jordon J. Melksham T. Rivers SUB J. Smith
EMG B. Grundy M. Hibberd B. Laurie 
 
IN K. Chandler A. Tomlinson  
 


OUT H. Petty (ribs) C. Spargo (omitted)
 
ADELAIDE

 
B B. Smith N. Murray J. Butts   
HB M. Hinge J. Worrell W. Milera   
C C. Jones J. Dawson B. Cook   
HF B. Keays D. Fogarty S. McAdam 
F L. Pedlar T. Walker I. Rankine 
FOLL R. O'Brien H. Schoenberg M. Crouch             
I/C L. Murphy L. Nankervis R. Sloane R. Thilthorpe SUB J. Hately EMG E. Himmelberg
 


IN B. Cook M. Crouch L. Murphy L. Nankervis H. Schoenberg 
 


OUT R. Laird (shoulder) N. McHenry (illness) M. Michalanney (managed) J. Rachele (suspension) L. Sholl (omitted)
 

 
3 hours ago, Elwood 3184 said:

Seven or eight missing from that team next Thursday but I think we’re better now.

Crows were flying at that stage in the season as well, having beaten the Lions, just lost to Collingwood and pushing GWS. Totally different formline for them now.

 

No McAdam = no Adelaide? 🤣

They were woeful this weekend against Freo. 4 goals, and virtually evaporated in the 2nd half. Where's Burgess?  Hope we smoke them.

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