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2023 Player Reviews: #50 Ben Brown

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Date of Birth: 20 November 1992
Height: 200cm
Weight: 101kg
 
Games MFC 2023: 7
Career Total: 169
 
Goals MFC 2023: 11
Career Total: 353

Games CDFC 2023: 8
Goals CDFC 2023: 11

Brownlow Medal Votes: 1

Started the season booting nine goals across the opening three rounds, including two bags of four, before missing the match against the Eagles due to back soreness. His injury woes continued to disrupt his season and when he did play, his knees were heavily bandaged. By season’s end, he was battling in the VFL at Casey and failed to come up for the finals. However, by all reports, he is looking fit at early pre season training.

 

If Benny can get up for the season , it’ll be like having a new recruit - who kicks goals !

BBB makes us a better and more accurate side, let’s hope that his body can hold up in 2024, if we could get 10-12 games plus finals it would be awesome.!!

 

Will play every game if fit. BOOKMARK it.

Not my favourite Vegetarian.

Get on the Park or get off the list.

 


11 minutes ago, Biffen said:

Not my favourite Vegetarian.

Get on the Park or get off the list.

 

A wise man once sayeth, as long as you can dob sausages it doesn't really matter how they were derived.

should not be on the list. Looks good in November with first to 4th year players. Then all down hill from there.  Rinse repeat for 22,23 and 24

 

3 hours ago, picket fence said:

Will play every game if fit.

Big if

 

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