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2012 Player Review - # 22 Brent Moloney

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Brent played 15 games for Melbourne this year -  in that period he had some standout games, particularly against Essendon and North Melbourne.  However, he struggled to perform consistently at the high level we expect from him.  At the end of the season, it has been well documented that Brent expressed his desire to look for an opportunity at another club, and we wish him well for his future. - Brian Royal (midfield coach) melbournefc.com.au

Games MFC 2012 15 MFC Total 122 [145] Goals MFC 2012 3 MFC Total 31 [37]

Games CSFC 2012 4 Goals CSFC 2012 0

MFC 136 kicks 120 handballs 256 disposals 26 marks 52 tackles 60 inside fifty (2nd)

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 153 votes

Brent Moloney joins the Brisbane Lions after eight seasons as a Demon having opted to leave the club as a free agent and to further his career under Michael Voss. Demonland thanks him for his service to the club and wishes him well at his new home. 

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    Thanks for your years of great service for the MFC. I didn't value what you brought to the table, but you brought it anyway. That's more than any of us here will ever do.

    Good luck at the Lions.

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    Called it. See ya Brent.

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    Lost me when he dropped his bundle after being left out of the leadership group.... only proving why it was justified to leave him out of the leadership group. His style of footy was good when footy suited his style, but he could not, or would not, change it when the game evolved and times required it.

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    Can eat all the doughnuts he likes in Brissy!

    Thanks Beemer. Good luck.

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    Lost me when he dropped his bundle after being left out of the leadership group.... only proving why it was justified to leave him out of the leadership group. His style of footy was good when footy suited his style, but he could not, or would not, change it when the game evolved and times required it.

    Too true.

    It will be interesting to see if Voss lets him play it all on his own terms, or has the strength that Neeld has shown and demand he follow the team rules.

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