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Stats the dees at the mcg

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MELBOURNE at MCG:

PLAYED 1061: 568-486-7

DAY 1016: 543-466-7.

NIGHT 45: 25-20.

MOST RECENT GAME: round 11, 2007, v Collingwood.

HIGHEST SCORE: 28.14 (182), round 21, 1986 v Kangaroos; round 5, 1991 Kangaroos.

LOWEST SCORE: 0.8 (8), round 12, 1912 v South Melbourne.

BEST 1st QUARTER SCORE: 9.6 (60), round 10, 1940 v Geelong.

BEST 2nd QUARTER SCORE: 11.6 (72), round 16, 1939 v Geelong.

BEST 3rd QUARTER SCORE: 9.10 (64), round 21, 1979 v St Kilda; 10.4 (64), SF, 1994 v Footscray.

BEST 4th QUARTER SCORE: 11.5 (71), round 4, 1938 v South Melbourne.

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN: 141 points, round 9, 1926 v Hawthorn.

LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE: 17, round 2, 1955 to round 13, 1956.

MOST GOALS IN A GAME: 12, George Margitich, round 17, 1931 v Kangaroos; Bob Johnson, Rd 11, 1933 v Hawthorn; Norm Smith, round 17, 1941 Footscray.

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE: 115,802, GF v Collingwood, 1956.

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    well i reckon we've got these ones covered tonight for sure...

    PLAYED 1061: 568-486-7

    NIGHT 45: 25-20.

    MOST RECENT GAME: round 11, 2007, v Collingwood.

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    well i reckon we've got these ones covered tonight for sure...

    PLAYED 1061: 568-486-7

    NIGHT 45: 25-20.

    MOST RECENT GAME: round 11, 2007, v Collingwood.

    New worst performance.

    Round 12, 2007 vs Richmond

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    MELBOURNE at MCG:

    PLAYED 1061: 568-486-7

    DAY 1016: 543-466-7.

    NIGHT 45: 25-20.

    MOST RECENT GAME: round 11, 2007, v Collingwood.

    HIGHEST SCORE: 28.14 (182), round 21, 1986 v Kangaroos; round 5, 1991 Kangaroos.

    LOWEST SCORE: 0.8 (8), round 12, 1912 v South Melbourne.

    BEST 1st QUARTER SCORE: 9.6 (60), round 10, 1940 v Geelong.

    BEST 2nd QUARTER SCORE: 11.6 (72), round 16, 1939 v Geelong.

    BEST 3rd QUARTER SCORE: 9.10 (64), round 21, 1979 v St Kilda; 10.4 (64), SF, 1994 v Footscray.

    BEST 4th QUARTER SCORE: 11.5 (71), round 4, 1938 v South Melbourne.

    GREATEST WINNING MARGIN: 141 points, round 9, 1926 v Hawthorn.

    LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE: 17, round 2, 1955 to round 13, 1956.

    MOST GOALS IN A GAME: 12, George Margitich, round 17, 1931 v Kangaroos; Bob Johnson, Rd 11, 1933 v Hawthorn; Norm Smith, round 17, 1941 Footscray.

    HIGHEST ATTENDANCE: 115,802, GF v Collingwood, 1956.

    Your point being?????????????

    Makes me cry - was our fortress up until 2007, the run and carry year.

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