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DUE TO OVERWHELMING demand and venue capacity, Melbourne advises walk-ups will no longer be available at the Demons’ Cup Tour event at the Sporting Globe Doncaster on Saturday 4 December. The club has made the decision to avoid disappointment and ensure the health and safety of all patrons and staff.

THE DEMONS' Cup Tour continued on Friday, making its way down the highway to Geelong. Members and supporters were able to get up close and personal with the 2021 AFL premiership cup at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre,

MELBOURNE has added to its top-end talent, securing Jacob van Rooyen with pick No.19 in the 2021 National Draft. The 18-year-old learned his fate on Wednesday night, as the first round of the Draft was called out at Marvel Stadium.

AFLW pioneer Daisy Pearce will again lead the Demons, having been appointed captain for the upcoming 2022 season. It will be the third consecutive year, and fifth time overall, that the star player has been at the helm,

Bartlett left the presidency in April, with Kate Roffey taking over. Melbourne went on to break their 57-year premiership drought in 2021, with Bartlett staying on as a board member. The Demons revealed on Thursday that Bartlett has now decided to quit the board as well so he can focus …

Melbourne are poised to show off their first AFL premiership cup in 57 years to adoring fans at the MCG in December. The Demons are hoping to stage an event at their home ground to celebrate September's drought-breaking grand final victory over the Western Bulldogs.

Melbourne fans will get a chance to greet their premiership heroes at the MCG at a family event later this year

In a rollercoaster contest the Western Bulldogs looked on track to claim a second premiership in five years until the Demons fought back then pulled away to a 74-point triumph. Re-live all the action and memorable moments with quarter-by-quarter replays of the 2021 Toyota AFL Grand Final under lights at …

Following a 51-point loss to Port Adelaide back in 2019, then Melbourne president Glen Bartlett labelled his side “soft as butter” and “disgraceful”. Ex-Demon Gerard Healy asked Bartlett on Sportsday if he regretted the comments after Melbourne broke a 57-year premiership drought this season.

IT WAS the season from heaven that the Melbourne faithful had craved after 57 years without a flag. Nine successive wins to open the campaign en route to a club-record 17 victories in the home and away season,