Brisbane Lions recruit Brent Moloney says he had no extra motivation against his former club Melbourne Brent Moloney leaves the Gabba after beating his former club Melbourne. The Brisbane Lions have claimed their second win of the season beating Melbourne by 28 points at the Gabba. BRENT Moloney said his starring role in Brisbane's 28-point win over Melbourne at the Gabba last night was not motivated by his bitter split from the Demons last year. The 29-year-old produced a stunning individual performance with 35 disposals, 16 contested possessions, 10 clearances, six centre clearances and seven inside 50s in his 150th senior AFL appearance to lead the Lions to a gritty not pretty victory over his former club. Moloney was best-and-fairest at the Demons in 2011 but had a falling out with coach Mark Neeld in 2012 and played only 15 matches in 2012 before joining the Lions under free agency. He played like a man possessed around the stoppages and dominated the centre of the ground to revive the form that saw him attract 19 Brownlow Medal votes in 2011. Brent Moloney is hugged by his former teammates after the match. I'm no different to anyone else, I wanted to play well and get a win against my ex-team. That's just AFL footy," he said. I didn't dwell on things too long after I left the footy club. I moved on pretty quick. I still respect a lot of people at the Demons so I wasn't getting carried away by today. It's not about me, it's about winning the game and getting our season back on track. Having been at the footy club for eight years, I know their structures and their players so I was able to get to the ball at the stoppages today. I just need to take that form into the next month of footy. Brent Moloney in action against the Demons. Brisbane coach Michael Voss described Moloney's game as ``brilliant"and ``a domination." He was pretty important in the overall outcome. You got the feeling that he was a guy that would step up to the moment ... he knows what it takes," Voss said. Moloney had plenty of help with Tom Rockliff (34 disposals), Matthew Leuenberger (three goals, 23 hitouts), Sam Mayes (28 disposals) and Dayne Zorko (three goals and 29 disposals) amongst Brisbane's best. After the sides went goal-for-goal in the first term, the second quarter produced some diabolical football. A wasteful Brisbane led by six points at halftime but should have been six goals. The Lions went on a blitz early in the third quarter to stamp their authority over the Demons and stretched their advantage to 45 points late in the final term. It was anything but convincing. At times it was downright ugly but Voss was relieved to see his players find some sort of form after the 63-point loss to North Melbourne last weekend.