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Another interesting stats in regards to the finals and our opponents. Our winning margins against Brisbane (33), Geelong (83) & Western Bulldogs (74) were their biggest losing margins for the 2021 season. We didn't get to play Port in the Finals but their loss to the Bulldogs in the Preliminary final (71 points) was their biggest loss of the season. Therefore by aggregate of their loss to the Bulldogs and our margin against the Bulldogs means we beat them by 145 points because Math ...

@binman Perhaps we can turn this into a side podcast. 2021 THE GREATEST SEASON THAT EVER WAS

It was another dominant season from Petracca who signed a new 7 year deal which should see him as a one club player for the Melbourne Football Club. He finished equal 9th in the Brownlow Medal count and his 39 possession game in the grand final assured him of a clean sweep in the voting for the Norm Smith Medal. Superb. Date of Birth: 4 January, 1996 Height: 186cm Weight: 97kg Games MFC 2021: 25 Career Total: 127 Goals MFC 2021: 29 Career Total: 123 Brownlow Medal Votes 2021: 23 (equal ninth) All Australian Norm Smith Medal Premiership Player

Coach Simon Goodwin abandoned the experiment of using Harmes as a defender and the move onto the ball and up forward saw a reinvigorated Harmes in 2021. Date of Birth: 5 October, 1995 Height: 185cm Weight: 82kg Games MFC 2021: 18 Career Total: 122 Goals MFC 2021: 7 Career Total: 65 Games CDFC 2021: 1 Goals CDFC 2021: 2 Premiership Player

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The rebounding half back had his best season yet and capped it all off with an outstanding grand final in which he picked up 27 disposals at an exceptional accuracy rate of 96% including a goal when he drifted forward late in the rampage that destroyed the Bulldogs. Date of Birth: 15 July, 1995 Height: 183cm Weight: 84kg Games MFC 2021: 24 Career Total: 130 Goals MFC 2021: 3 Career Total: 24 Brownlow Medal Votes 2021: 1 Premiership Player

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50. Bailey Smith 49. Brandon Starcevich 48. Dylan Grimes 47. Paul Seedsman 46. Zac Bailey 45. Taylor Walker 44. Jacob Hopper 43. Karl Amon 42. Callum Mills 41. Tom Papley 40. Charlie Cameron 39. Jack Henry 38. Bailey Dale 37. Hugh McCluggage 36. Tom Liberatore 35. Rory Laird 34. Josh Kelly 33. Jarryd Lyons 32. Sam Taylor 31. Lance Franklin 30. Harry McKay 29. Daniel Rich 28. Sean Darcy 27. Christian Salem 26. Travis Boak 25. Tom Mitchell 24. Dayne Zorko 23. David Mundy 22. Jacob Weitering 21. Luke Parker 20. Jake Lever 19. Zach Merrett 18. Aliir Aliir 17. Steven May 16. Bayley Fritsch 15. Tom Hawkins 14. Jake Stringer 13. Nic Naitanui 12. Darcy Parish 11. Jack Macrae 10. Touk Miller 9. Tom Stewart 8. Jack Steele 7. Sam Walsh 6. Ollie Wines 5. Max Gawn 4. Toby Greene 3. Clayton Oliver 2. Marcus Bontempelli 1. Christian Petracca

The curtain came down on Nathan Jones’ career after 16 seasons and 302 games when the tough midfielder made the difficult decision to leave the club’s WA hub in Joondalup after the Preliminary Final to be with wife Jerri for the birth of their twins Odie and Dove. Tough nut Jones has been a virtual fixture in the side after his debut in 2006, the year he broke into the Melbourne team, was awarded his first of two AFL Rising Star Nominations and played in a couple of finals. He won three consecutive Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medals for club champion in 2012, 2013 and 2014. He was club captain from 2014 to 2019 and played his 300th game this year on the MCG against Richmond. On his retirement, Jones said, "Looking at where the club is now, I am proud of where we are and I'm so excited for the opportunity that my teammates have ahead of them, to write a new chapter in the club's history." The first part of that chapter was written last weekend and though Jones wasn’t there, he was an integral part of the premiership campaign. Before his retirement, his form was close to being worthy of a return to the game after an injury earlier in the year at Casey. He retires in second place on the overall games tally for the club just four games behind another former skipper in David Neitz. Date of Birth: 20 January, 1988 Height: 180cm Weight: 87kg Games MFC 2021: 8 Career Total: 302 Goals MFC 2021: 2 Career Total: 141 Games CDFC 2021: 3 Goals CDFC 2021: 3

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