Captain-Coach: Len Incigneri
Finishing Position: 9th
Best and Fairest: n/a
Leading Goalkicker: Arthur Best (30)
Best First Year Player: n/a

Matches

Ladder

Playing List

For the first time Melbourne paid its players, but for the second year in a row only the moribund University club kept the Fuschias off the bottom of the VFL ladder. Two wins over the Students were the only victories all year, one less than they had in 1913. Their cause wasn't helped by champion rover Hedley Tomkins moving to Western Australia to join East Perth.

The club's training staff was strengthened, with Jim Mitchell adding former University trainer McCormicks to his team, along with Moody, Fry, Lewis, Over and Tout.

Melbourne's delegates to the league were once again Andrew Manzie and Bill McClelland. A proposal for a district football scheme which would introduce recruiting zones was defeated when the required 3/4 majority was not available, Melbourne was one of four clubs against the idea.

The Students went into recess at the end of the year, but ironically it was University who helped catapult Melbourne back into the top four in 1915 after the the Reds signed many of the failed club's players. The two clubs officially amalgamated, but University got nothing other than seats on the committee.

At the club's AGM in February 1915 the committee reported the cause of their poor season was highly rated junior players not living up to their promise.

Practice match

	Opposition	Result	Score
Collingwood District	?	?

Premiership Season

Round	Opposition	Result
1	Fitzroy	LOSS
2	Collingwood	LOSS
3	Geelong	LOSS
4	St. Kilda	LOSS
5	Essendon	LOSS
6	Carlton	LOSS
7	University	WIN
8	Richmond	LOSS
9	South Melbourne	LOSS
10	Fitzroy	LOSS
11	Collingwood	LOSS
12	Geelong	LOSS
13	St. Kilda	LOSS
14	Essendon	LOSS
15	Carlton	LOSS
16	University	WIN
17	Richmond	LOSS
18	South Melbourne	LOSS

Ladder

	W	D	L	%	P
Carlton	13	2	3	129.7	56
South Melbourne	12	1	5	109.4	50
Fitzroy	12	0	6	137.2	48
Geelong	11	1	6	128.4	46
Collingwood	10	1	7	120.0	42
Essendon	9	2	7	120.7	40
St. Kilda	9	1	8	118.2	38
Richmond	8	0	10	100.6	32
Melbourne	2	0	16	61.3	8
University	0	0	18	47.0	0

Exhibition match

Opposition	Result
Castlemaine League	WIN

Playing List

Number	Player	Games	Goals
1	Roy MacDonald	7	2
1	Carlyle Kenley	1	0
2	Billy Quinn	11	2
3	Jack Huntington	1	0
4	Percy Colee	5	3
5	Wal Riddington	1	0
6	Rupe Lowell	5	0
7	Jack Evans	16	5
8	Bert Trahair	18	7
9	Harry Britter	5	5
10	John Daly	8	0
10	Jack Watt	3	0
11	Charlie Lilley	16	1
13	Stan Fairbairn	3	5
14	Mick Maguire	2	2
15	Bill Hendrie	17	14
16	Bobby Monk	13	1
17	Frank Lugton	18	0
18	Les Smith	7	1
19	Bill Allen	14	5
20	Aubrey MacKenzie	2	0
20	Eric Parsons	2	0
21	Herbert Roberts	1	0
22	Alec Gray	16	0
23	Vic Gordon	15	4
24	Tim Collins	8	9
25	Cliff Burge	5	1
26	George Walker	11	0
27	Bill McKenzie	18	1
28	Len Incigneri	17	7
29	Charlie Armstrong	11	0
30	Arthur Best	12	30
31	Jack Woolley	2	2
32	Roy Gray	1	0
33	Alf Williamson	8	5
34	Jack Connole	9	10
35	Jack Baquie	8	2
36	Matt Incigneri	1	0
38	Bill Brunier	3	4
40	Alex Fraser	3	1

Tribunal

Round	Player	Charge	Sanction
Round 8	Jack Evans	Charging	Not Guilty
Round 13	Alf Williamson	Rough Conduct	3 matches
Round 17	Alf Williamson	Elbowing and General Roughness	15 matches

Notes
Football Record shows Len Incigneri as being appointed coach before Round 1. Most records show Hall as coach. Later Records show Hall as coach of Williamstown that year.

Team image courtesy of State Library/http://boylesfootballphotos.net.au/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=44Boyles Football Photos.

Media
Herald - 17/04/1914
Leader - 09/05/1914
Winner - 24/12/1915