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Melbourne v Fremantle

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Melbourne last played Fremantle at Subiaco in Round 21 of 2007 and copped a flogging. Here are the teams from that game:-

MELBOURNE

Backs Nathan Carroll Ryan Ferguson Nathan Brown

Half backs Chris Johnson Brad Miller Cameron Bruce

Centreline Brad Green Travis Johnstone Daniel Ward

Half forwards Byron Pickett Russell Robertson Michael Newton

Forwards Colin Sylvia David Neitz Paul Johnson

Followers Jeff White Brock McLean Nathan Jones

Interchange Mark Jamar Simon Buckley Jace Bode Lynden Dunn

Emergencies Colin Garland Clint Bizzell Matthew Warnock

FREMANTLE

Backs Scott Thornton Antoni Grover Steven Dodd

Half backs Roger Hayden Michael Johnson Ryan Crowley

Centreline David Mundy Dean Solomon Heath Black

Half forwards Peter Bell Chris Tarrant Des Headland

Forwards Luke McPharlin Matthew Pavlich Troy Cook

Followers Robert Warnock Josh Carr Paul Hasleby

Interchange Jeff Farmer Daniel Gilmore Shaun McManus Brett Peake

Emergencies Andrew Foster Garrick Ibbotson Byron Schammer

The injury lists for this week:-

MELBOURNE

Paul Johnson (hand) - test

Ricky Petterd (groin) - 4 weeks

Jack Grimes (back) - indefinite

David Neitz (neck) - indefinite

FREMANTLE

Steven Dodd (knee) - test

Antoni Grover (quad) - test

Roger Hayden (hamstring) - test

Des Headland (knee) - test

Chris Mayne (calf) - test

Andrew Browne (hamstring) - 3 weeks

Luke Webster (knee) - - 6 weeks

Paul Hasleby (knee) - season

 
Injury list looks good. Can anyone shed any light on PJ's chances?

Wouldn't be an auto inclusion you would think? Bailey gave a wrap to Jamar last week so I doubt he would be dropped although PJ would be a better match for Sandilands around the ground.

 

Nice to see PJ so close - I thought it would be several weeks more before he came back. A nice positive.


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