Coach: Alex Hall
Captain: Vin Coutie
Finishing Position: 7th
Best and Fairest: n/a
Leading Goalkicker: Jack Leith (21)
Best First Year Player: n/a

Matches

Ladder

Playing List

In the wake of their worst season ever, where they only won a single game, the club again grappled with the idea of amateurism vs professionalism and suggestions that Melbourne join other clubs in paying players under the table became stronger. In the end it was said that only two of their 18 most prominent players received any payment. It didn't stop players from wanting to join them, pre-season saw 84 players trialled.

Before the season began Melbourne attempted to sign former MCC cricketer Billy Monagle as a coach. He had played in Perth and the Victorian country before twice been refused a clearance to South Melbourne. His application to go to Melbourne was denied on the grounds that in 1904 and 1905 it had been alleged that he was a professional and was therefore denied a permit. Two years later this led to the league preventing him from being a player or a coach on any league ground despite being employed as a groundkeeper at the MCG. Alex Hall was eventually appointed to the top job, and Monagle returned to Northcote.

Before the season started there was also a change of secretary, with Amos Norcott voted out after seven seasons and replaced by George Beachcroft. The MCC held a meeting in February for the purpose of 'considering the best manner of reorganising the Melbourne Football Team and executive for the following season".

After Round 7, Bernie Nolan resigned the vice captaincy due to the time required for his studies. Hugh Purse took the job.

Eventually Melbourne crawled off the bottom of the ladder, rising one spot but winning six games more than in their disastrous 1906 campaign.

AA Aitken replaced the late RW McLeod as one of Melbourne's VFL delegates in July.

Practice Match

Opposition	Result	Score
Port Melbourne Rovers	?	Unknown
Collegians	WIN	Unknown
Leopold	?	Unknown

Premiership Season

Round	Opposition	Result	Score
1	South Melbourne	WIN	60-41
2	Essendon	LOSS	41-48
3	Carlton	LOSS	47-86
4	Collingwood	WIN	46-34
5	Geelong	LOSS	51-59
6	St. Kilda	LOSS	51-108
7	Fitzroy	WIN	55-47
8	South Melbourne	WIN	52-40
9	Essendon	LOSS	28-43
10	Carlton	LOSS	54-70
11	Collingwood	LOSS	22-101
12	Geelong	WIN	49-34
13	St. Kilda	WIN	47-30
14	Fitzroy	WIN	55-39
15	Essendon	LOSS	56-71
16	South Melbourne	LOSS	50-74
17	Carlton	LOSS	36-62

Ladder

	W	D	L	%	P
Carlton	13	0	4	155.7	52
South Melbourne	11	0	6	118.4	44
St. Kilda	9	0	8	117.5	36
Collingwood	9	0	8	110.4	36
Fitzroy	7	0	10	85.5	28
Geelong	7	0	10	85.3	28
Melbourne	7	0	10	81.1	28
Essendon	5	0	12	74.0	20

Exhibition Matches

Opposition	Result	Score
Deloraine District	WIN	84-44
North-West Coast	WIN	159-22
Southern Tasmania	WIN	98-30
Huon Association	WIN	8 goals to 4

Playing List

Player	Games	Goals
Sid Anderson	1	0
Jack Baquie	10	3
Joe Canavan	9	4
Jim Conquest	7	3
Harry Cope	7	0
Vin Coutie	13	14
Harry Cox	2	2
Jim Fitzpatrick	8	5
Jack Gardiner	14	12
Mark Gardner	1	0
Bert Gregory	2	1
Jack Hammond	2	2
Frank Harris	11	0
Herbert Hill	8	0
Bill Homan	15	3
Phil Hunt	8	0
Charlie Johnson	8	6
Jack Johnson	15	3
Jack Leith	11	21
Paddy Mills	13	0
Bobby Monk	16	0
Victor Nielson	8	1
Bernie Nolan	13	1
Basil Onyons	14	11
Bert Parke	15	0
George Peacock	8	5
Joe Pearce	16	0
Hugh Purse	13	0
Harry Rigby	11	0
Jack Smith	8	6
Jack Strong	5	0
Wally Sykes	6	1
Herb Symonds	4	3
Wal Warren	1	0
Jack West	3	0

Tribunal

Round	Player	Charge	Sanction
Round 11	Harry Cope	Striking	6 matches
Round 15	Phil Hunt	Striking	7 matches

Notes
A practice match may have been played against Hastings on Easter Monday.

Media
Argus - 25/02/1907
Leader - 09/03/1907
Daily News - 22/03/1907
Argus - 26/04/1907
Herald - 10/05/1907
North West Post - 23/05/1907
Herald - 21/06/1907
Herald - 12/07/1907