Milestone not on Brisbane midfeilder Brent Moloney's mind Brisbane midfielder Brent Moloney tries to break free of a tackle from North Melbourne skipper Andrew Swallow. MILESTONES and meeting his old Melbourne teammates are by-products for on-baller Brent Moloney on Sunday. Getting Brisbane's season back on track is all the Lions midfielder cares about. Moloney will play his 150th senior AFL match when Brisbane host the Demons at the Gabba. It is a must-win for Brisbane after their diabolical 63-point loss to North Melbourne last Sunday at Etihad Stadium left the Lions languishing near the bottom of the AFL ladder. Moloney had 22 disposals, 11 contested possessions and five clearances to be one of the few Brisbane players to hold their own against the Kangaroos. "The milestone is great for my family and friends who are coming up and supporting me, but I have my job to do which is the priority," Moloney said. All I am focusing on is what I can do to help the Lions win games. My form has been OK but nothing to set the world on fire. Hopefully I can keep building on that. I put my heart and soul into the Melbourne footy club for eight years. But I'm a Brisbane Lion now. The midfielder played 122 games for the Dees between 2005 and 2012 after debuting with Geelong in 2003. After a stellar 2011 season that reaped a club best-and-fairest and 19 Brownlow Medal votes, he had a year to forget in 2012. While Moloney has revelled in a fresh start with a new club after being traded to Brisbane, the Demons have endured a nightmare. The oldest club in the competition, meanwhile, has lurched from one disaster to another. It hurts Moloney to see his former club on its knees but sentiment will go out the window at the first bounce. "It's really sad to see the way things have gone," he said. I've still got a lot of mates down there and you feel for them. He is expecting a verbal and physical barrage from his ex-comrades but will welcome the onslaught. The Demons will be buoyant after beating GWS on Sunday with the club's highest fourth quarter score (12.2). I'm sure the boys will be coming after me. It will be a good challenge," Moloney said. You cop a bit of that niggle every week so it doesn't really worry me. Even though it is a milestone game against my old club, I just have to treat it like any other game.