melbournefc.com.au takes a look at some of the key and interesting numbers to come out of Monday's draw against Collingwood at the MCG.
Round 12 - Melbourne 11.10 (76) drew Collingwood 9.22 (76)
5 - Monday’s result was the fifth time the two sides have drawn in 225 meetings since 1897.
7 - Times Aaron Davey rebounded from 50.
12 - Game-high marks were taken by Brad Green. He also took three contested grabs.
15 - The number of centre bounce hit outs Mark Jamar had. Darren Jolly, his former teammate and opponent on the day, had just four.
25 - The amount of touches Jamar had. A new personal-best.
38 - Career-best disposals from Brent Moloney. This included 12 contested possessions. He also accumulated 37 against Richmond in round four this year.
210 - Matches now played by Green at Melbourne. He is now level with the great Norm Smith.
1957 - The last time the two sides drew. Collingwood 6.13 (49) drew with Melbourne 7.7 (49) at Victoria Park.
2007 - Round 11 three years ago was the last time Melbourne defeated Collingwood. The draw at least snapped a five-match losing streak.
67,454 - The biggest crowd Melbourne has played in front of since round 11, 2007, when the Dees defeated the Pies.
Round 12 - Melbourne 11.10 (76) drew Collingwood 9.22 (76)
5 - Monday’s result was the fifth time the two sides have drawn in 225 meetings since 1897.
7 - Times Aaron Davey rebounded from 50.
12 - Game-high marks were taken by Brad Green. He also took three contested grabs.
15 - The number of centre bounce hit outs Mark Jamar had. Darren Jolly, his former teammate and opponent on the day, had just four.
25 - The amount of touches Jamar had. A new personal-best.
38 - Career-best disposals from Brent Moloney. This included 12 contested possessions. He also accumulated 37 against Richmond in round four this year.
210 - Matches now played by Green at Melbourne. He is now level with the great Norm Smith.
1957 - The last time the two sides drew. Collingwood 6.13 (49) drew with Melbourne 7.7 (49) at Victoria Park.
2007 - Round 11 three years ago was the last time Melbourne defeated Collingwood. The draw at least snapped a five-match losing streak.
67,454 - The biggest crowd Melbourne has played in front of since round 11, 2007, when the Dees defeated the Pies.
