Melbourne Demons announce name change
Melbourne has announced it will undergo a rebrand in honour of Sir Doug Nicholls Round and AFLW Indigenous Round.
Melbourne has announced it will undergo a rebrand in honour of Sir Doug Nicholls Round and AFLW Indigenous Round.
Melbourne Football Club will be known by another name for the coming rounds as the club seeks to acknowledge its history.
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