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BARRETT: No self-pity as under-fire Melbourne confronts its demons

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The Melbourne Football Club was one of the AFL's favourite teams in 2020. It completed 99 per cent of tasks by the book, largely abided by the onerous health protocols, and happily contributed club resources to bigger-picture projects. Not even a meltdown by player Harley Bennell very late in that season adversely impacted the AFL’s view of Melbourne being a model-citizens club in the toughest of times. Being liked, it was observed and discussed by Demons heavies, didn't necessarily produce optimum on-field results. The club is clearly committed to running its business its way.

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BARRETT: No self-pity as under-fire Melbourne confronts its demons

Actions must speak louder than words as Melbourne emerges from horror off-season, writes Damian Barrett

1 month ago·Australia

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