Max Gawn supports Melbourne's tough list management decisions
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 3:44 AM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Max Gawn, the captain of Melbourne, expressed support for the club's recent difficult list management choices, emphasizing their positive impact. Gawn, reflecting on the team’s evolution since their 2021 premiership, acknowledged that only he remains from the original star midfield group alongside Jack Viney, who was traded to West Coast. Under new coach Steven King, Melbourne performed better than anticipated, reaching a wildcard final after being predicted to finish near the bottom. Gawn noted the team’s need to adapt to the modern game with upcoming changes, including the addition of young talent like Zane Duursma from North Melbourne.
- •Gawn backs Melbourne's list management decisions.
- •He is the last remaining member of the 2021 premiership midfield.
- •Melbourne reached a wildcard final under new coach Steven King.
- •Zane Duursma joined from North Melbourne.
- •Gawn is contracted until the end of next year.
- 3:44 AMAFL — Star Melbourne captain backs Demons' 'brutal decisions'
"Demons skipper Max Gawn has discussed the club's tough list calls over recent seasons
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