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2008 Player Review - # 18 Brad Green

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18. Brad Green [184cm 83 kg 13.03.81 - 186 games (20 in 2008) 227 goals (20 in 2008)] – the club’s best, most consistent and versatile performer over 2008 was called upon to fulfil a number of roles during the season.

Missed out on selection in the initial leadership group, an error that was rectified in mid season. Would be one of the main candidates for the skipper’s role for next year.

 
18. Brad Green [184cm 83 kg 13.03.81 - 186 games (20 in 2008) 227 goals (20 in 2008)] – the club’s best, most consistent and versatile performer over 2008 was called upon to fulfil a number of roles during the season.

Missed out on selection in the initial leadership group, an error that was rectified in mid season. Would be one of the main candidates for the skipper’s role for next year.

Thats if he is still at the club. I think he was our best for the season and too lose him would be devastating for the club. I think he would make a great role model for young players at the club

Make him Captain NOW.

 

What is the latest news on Brad? He is so needed next year, i hope we can pay him what he deserves..

Make him Captain NOW.

I 2ND THAT.... :wub:


I think captaincy would bring the best out in him and keep him in the fold. He is certainly ahead of the other options for star class and durability. He has proven his courage, is level headed and versatile. There, I've just talked myself into it... "Green for Skipper".

Pretty good season in a poor season. Deserves 1st or 2nd in the Best & Fairest.

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