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“I’m a bit staggered by Melbourne to be honest,” Cornes told SEN’s the Captain’s Run. “I like James Harmes. He comes into the Sunday Footy Show often, he has a laugh, he is a terrific guy, but when we comment in the media, we don’t comment on their personality and their character. “Melbourne has given Harmes a five-year contract. He’s 24 years old, a good player, plays a role through the midfield, but a five-year deal for James Harmes?” “On the back of the long-term deal they gave Steven May that didn’t work, on the back of giving Jake Lever a long-term deal that didn’t work, giving up pick six which could have been Ben King. “I just think some of the decisions coming out of the Melbourne Football Club this year are staggering for me. “When you look at the players that have been given long term deals, you’re looking at the likes of Rory Sloane, Lachie Neale, Charlie Curnow, Dylan Shiel, Nathan Fyfe, Toby Greene, Chad Wingard, Jared Polec. “James Harmes getting a five-year deal, it absolutely staggers me. I just can’t get my head around it. Is his footballing ability worthy of a five-year deal when he still had one more year to go (on his contract)? I’m not sure.” Cornes believes that in hindsight, the Demons would want to take the Steven May trade back. “What would you rather have? An unfit Steven May who can’t get out on the park and is 28, or would you rather have one of the brightest key forward prospects in the game in Ben King at pick six,” he said. “I know a lot of that is hindsight, but gee they’ve given up a lot to get Lever and May.”

A versatile defender who can play on both small and tall defenders but who has yet to establish a regular place for himself in the team line up. Date of Birth: 24 June, 1994 Height: 189cm Weight: 84kg Games MFC 2019: 12 Career Total: 40 Goals MFC 2019: 0 Career Total: 2 CDFC Games 2019: 6 CDFC Goals 2019: 2 Votes 2019 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 97 votes

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You did not factor in the umpires into the teams above.

The sirens lure was strong.

A prediction analyst thinks we’ll finish 13th.

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In 10 years we'll be begging the CEO to get us out of Tasmania. Looks like we'll be a permanent fixture for years to come.

We got a home game against the bombers this year so the next 10 years will be away games.

If Geelong want to play Home finals at GMBHAXYZ Stadium then they should be stripped of all Home games at the G during the year.

Primetime Games Thursday Friday Total Adelaide 1 2 3 Brisbane 2 2 4 Carlton 2 2 Collingwood 3 5 8 Essendon 4 2 6 Fremantle 0 Geelong 6 6 Gold Coast 0 GWS 2 2 Hawthorn 2 3 5 Melbourne 3 3 North Melbourne 1 1 Port Adelaide 2 2 Richmond 2 6 8 St Kilda 1 1 Sydney 1 2 3 West Coast 1 4 5 Western Bulldogs 5 5

“He obviously didn’t have a pre-season with the AFL team, but had one with Casey. He’s another one that can play multiple positions – he had an outstanding game against Fremantle (21 disposals and two goals) which I think showed the sort of player he is and what he’s capable of. Towards the backend of the year his body probably let him down a little bit – he got a bit fatigued – but I think having a good rest over the break and coming back to do a full pre-season will be great for him. His fundamentals are very good and he played 12 games after coming straight into the team after being drafted.” - Matt Egan MFC Head of Player Development An update on the first-year Demons Date of Birth: 3 February, 1996 Height: 177cm Weight: 75kg Games MFC 2019: 12 Career 2019: 12 Goals MFC 2019: 9 Career Total: 9 CDFC Games 2019: 5 CDFC Goals 2019: 4 Votes 2019 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 104 votes

Teams we play twice: Adelaide Collingwood St. Kilda Gold Coast Fremantle

Bulldogs must have photos of someone.

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