Demons reveal club name change
Melbourne Football Club will be known by another name for the coming rounds as the club seeks to acknowledge its history.
Melbourne Football Club will be known by another name for the coming rounds as the club seeks to acknowledge its history.
This Demons forward has been accused of “unadulterated theft” after a monumental brain fade robbed his teammate of a certain goal.
If Christian Petracca gets off the chain, he will require locking down, but Mick McGuane says there is another Demon midfielder who you would tag first every time.
Former Melbourne Demons president Glen Bartlett is suing Nine Entertainment for defamation over a series of articles written by Caroline Wilson and Jake Niall.
RICHMOND v Carlton at the MCG makes for a blockbuster with all the trimmings. Bryce Gibbs gets the thumbs up from Robbo, but the Tigers failings are a big thumbs down. REPLAY LIVE CHAT.
STAR ruckman Max Gawn has been declared a certain starter against West Coast by Demons coach Simon Goodwin, boosting a side that just knocked off the reigning premier.
MELBOURNE looked every bit the top four chance in dismantling the reigning premier yesterday, but MICK MALTHOUSE says you never know what you’re going to get with the Demons.
MELBOURNE’s Tomas Bugg has played down his pre-match gibe at Bulldog Jason Johannisen as “just playful” but it clearly got the Bulldogs fired up before the first bounce.
SUPERLADDER: SYDNEY is eyeing off a history-making finals appearance after another win in Round 13 while Melbourne and West Coast pick up crucial wins.
MELBOURNE’s smashing of Western Bulldogs means Demons fans can finally start dreaming of breaking their premiership drought, while the Bulldogs’ flag defence is in disarray after the big loss.
THE Western Bulldogs have confirmed five changes with Tom Liberatore and Tom Boyd back to face Melbourne. SEE THE ROUND 13 TEAMS.
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MELBOURNE coach Simon Goodwin says belief is building in his side and the possible return of Max Gawn against the Bulldogs will only make them stronger.
UPDATE: THREE Western Bulldogs premiership players could return from injury for the mini-final against Melbourne — and will the Dees risk Max Gawn? See who’s hurt at your club.
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