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2025 Player Reviews: #33 Tom Fullarton

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Fullarton managed a couple of games in the first half of the season but soon found himself back in the VFL. There, he found a niche at centre half back but it was not enough to retain a place on the list at season’s end.

Date of Birth: 23 February 1999

Height: 200cm

Games MFC 2025: 2

Career Total: 21

Goals MFC 2025: 0

Career Total: 6

Games CDFC 2025: 17

Goals CDFC 2025:  20

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Yesterday I also ran into Cream. We chatted for a bit then when saying goodbye he said, “I’ll see you at the matches next year.”

Make of that what you will, fellow-DLers 🤔

6 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

Yesterday I also ran into Cream. We chatted for a bit then when saying goodbye he said, “I’ll see you at the matches next year.”

Make of that what you will, fellow-DLers 🤔

same matches as mcvee? so he's going to perth?

 
57 minutes ago, Turner said:

same matches as mcvee? so he's going to perth?

🤔 I don’t understand what you mean. Tom’s future has nothing to do with Judd.

Good luck Tom would be good if he played for Casey, good size for a VFL chb, who knows.

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Cream has been picked up by VFL club Williamstown, the Seagulls.

16 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

Cream has been picked up by VFL club Williamstown, the Seagulls.

Hope he does well there. Not sure he got and gave the best value with Goodie.

 

I think Tom will do well with the seagulls, he played pretty well at Casey but didn’t handle the AFL expectations well, he can focus on his footy at Williamstown and I hope he enjoys the change.

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