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Tag: Melbourne

From The Notebook: 2023 Match Simulation

Today’s topics: competence from North Melbourne, Tom Mitchell at Collingwood, figuring out Brisbane’s back seven, and a handful of mini points.

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theshinboner 2023, Brisbane, Collingwood, From The Notebook, North Melbourne 1 Comment February 28, 2023February 28, 2023 5 Minutes

2022 Trade Period Analysis: Lachie Hunter & Josh Schache, Melbourne

Two deadline day deals for Melbourne – one to improve their best 22 and another to fill key position depth.

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theshinboner 2022, Melbourne Leave a comment October 13, 2022October 13, 2022 3 Minutes

2022 Trade Period Analysis: Brodie Grundy, Melbourne

This … this is the post most likely to leave me wide open for derision.

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theshinboner 2022, Melbourne Leave a comment October 11, 2022October 12, 2022 5 Minutes

Look Back/Look Ahead: Melbourne

10-0 in the first 10 matches morphed into 6-8 over the last 14, and what looked like every chance of back-to-back Grand Finals instead became back-to-back finals losses.

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theshinboner 2022, Melbourne 2 Comments September 19, 2022September 28, 2022 5 Minutes

2022 Semi Final, Melbourne v Brisbane: A tale of two halves

After a first half which could charitably be described as ‘tame’, things exploded into life after the main break.

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theshinboner 2022, Brisbane, Melbourne 1 Comment September 10, 2022September 10, 2022 5 Minutes

2022 Qualifying Final, Melbourne v Sydney: A second half special

There’s a fine line between Melbourne losing due to their flaws and Sydney winning because of their strengths.

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theshinboner 2022, Melbourne, Sydney 2 Comments September 3, 2022September 3, 2022 4 Minutes

From The Notebook: How Fremantle beat Melbourne

All year, the question was asked. Who can beat Melbourne?

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theshinboner 2022, Fremantle, From The Notebook, Melbourne 1 Comment May 30, 2022 8 Minutes

How to beat Melbourne, in four not-so-easy steps

9-0 in 2022. 16 wins in a row stretching back to late 2021. 31 wins and a draw from their last 36 matches. Melbourne are a juggernaut.

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theshinboner 2022, AFL Deep Dives, Melbourne 2 Comments May 17, 2022May 18, 2022 9 Minutes

What To Watch For: Round 6

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theshinboner 2022, GWS, Melbourne, West Coast, What To Watch For Leave a comment April 22, 2022May 2, 2022 4 Minutes

From The Notebook: Round 3, 2022

What a whirlwind weekend. There was actually too much happening to fit in one Notebook.

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theshinboner 2022, Collingwood, From The Notebook, Geelong, Melbourne, Richmond 1 Comment April 4, 2022April 4, 2022 5 Minutes

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