PatowalongaPirate wrote:Andrew Moore signed at Prospect.
Andrew played 60 AFL games for Port Adelaide & Richmond (2010-2016) before playing the last three seasons in the VFL for Box Hill who are affiliated with the Hawthorn Football Club.
He played 18 games for North Adelaide (2010-2013) when he was aligned to the Roosters during his time on Port Adelaide’s AFL list.
Andrew is an inside midfielder with strong ball winning ability, endurance, experience and leadership. Andrew has been Captain of Box Hill for the past two seasons, leading the Hawks to Premiership success in 2018 while claiming the club champion award in the same season.
He had another strong season in 2019, playing in 15 games and averaging 23 disposals, 4 marks, 6 clearances and 6 tackles.
Jacob Surjan (Head of Development) provided the following comments on adding Andrew to our list; “ We are delighted to have Andrew at the Roosters for season 2020. He comes back to NAFC with great experience, playing in the VFL for the last three seasons where is also captained his club which will be invaluable for our group. Extremely competitive, Moorey will push the group to be better. Andrew is a fantastic person and will add great value both on and off the field.”
The North Adelaide Football Club welcome Andrew and his partner Kate, and we look forward to watching ‘Moorey’ in the red and white once again.
Will be a great pick up for the roosters. Consistent performer.
helicopterking wrote:Flaggies will choke. Always have.
I've been told by the usual suspects South are trying to get Andy Otten back to the club but need to find a generous sponsor so he can work at the club one day per week, if no doe no Andy.
My mail is that he is heading to Hahndorf with Richie Douglas. It would appear that ex AFL players are looking at country options due to the fact its a 2 night a week training commitment and the money aint half bad either. Other posters on this website have raised the same issue, so if the SANFL follow the AFL request to lower the salary cap, you'll see a lot more players departing for the bush. Worrying Times!!!
Speaking of the increasing attraction of country leagues, the Hahndorf side would go well in SANFL reserves and possibly win it. Pure speculation of course but they are a handy outfit.
Barracker1 wrote:My mail is that he is heading to Hahndorf with Richie Douglas. It would appear that ex AFL players are looking at country options due to the fact its a 2 night a week training commitment and the money aint half bad either. Other posters on this website have raised the same issue, so if the SANFL follow the AFL request to lower the salary cap, you'll see a lot more players departing for the bush. Worrying Times!!!
Hahndorf's allotted player points were 8 this year. They only used 4. That was on Cheney.
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Barracker1 wrote:My mail is that he is heading to Hahndorf with Richie Douglas. It would appear that ex AFL players are looking at country options due to the fact its a 2 night a week training commitment and the money aint half bad either. Other posters on this website have raised the same issue, so if the SANFL follow the AFL request to lower the salary cap, you'll see a lot more players departing for the bush. Worrying Times!!!
Hahndorf's allotted player points were 8 this year. They only used 4. That was on Cheney.
Barracker1 wrote:My mail is that he is heading to Hahndorf with Richie Douglas. It would appear that ex AFL players are looking at country options due to the fact its a 2 night a week training commitment and the money aint half bad either. Other posters on this website have raised the same issue, so if the SANFL follow the AFL request to lower the salary cap, you'll see a lot more players departing for the bush. Worrying Times!!!
Hahndorf's allotted player points were 8 this year. They only used 4. That was on Cheney.
no-one goes to Cibo anymore, Cibo is soooooooooooooo passe'
