Richard Douglas
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'''Richard Douglas''', a first round (No 16) selection at the 2005 AFL draft, is from Broadford in country Victoria. He had an outstanding 2005 season, winning the TAC Coaches Award, representing Victoria Metro U18's and earning selection in the TAC Cup Team of the Year. He was allocated to Glenelg as part of the SANFL "mini draft" for AFL players recruited from inter-State. | '''Richard Douglas''', a first round (No 16) selection at the 2005 AFL draft, is from Broadford in country Victoria. He had an outstanding 2005 season, winning the TAC Coaches Award, representing Victoria Metro U18's and earning selection in the TAC Cup Team of the Year. He was allocated to Glenelg as part of the SANFL "mini draft" for AFL players recruited from inter-State. | ||
| - | Douglas played various roles for Glenelg in seasons 2006 and 2007, mostly on ball and as a crumbing forward, before his "break through" year of 2008 with the Adelaide Crows. Since then he has chiefly played with the Crows, and in 2010 has not played at all for Glenelg, being a consistent performer at AFL level. | + | Douglas played various roles for Glenelg in seasons 2006 and 2007, mostly on ball and as a crumbing forward, before his "break through" year of 2008 with the Adelaide Crows. Since then he has chiefly played with the Crows, and in 2010 has not played at all for Glenelg, being a consistent performer at AFL level and winning the 2010 Adelaide Best and Fairest award. |
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Revision as of 03:30, 7 September 2010
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Biographical
- Born: 06 February 1987
- Height: 181 cm
- Weight: 75 kg
- Recruited from: Adelaide Crows (AFL)
- Previous Club: Broadford/Calder U18, Victoria
- GFC League Debut: 2006
Guernsey Number: 20
Richard Douglas, a first round (No 16) selection at the 2005 AFL draft, is from Broadford in country Victoria. He had an outstanding 2005 season, winning the TAC Coaches Award, representing Victoria Metro U18's and earning selection in the TAC Cup Team of the Year. He was allocated to Glenelg as part of the SANFL "mini draft" for AFL players recruited from inter-State.
Douglas played various roles for Glenelg in seasons 2006 and 2007, mostly on ball and as a crumbing forward, before his "break through" year of 2008 with the Adelaide Crows. Since then he has chiefly played with the Crows, and in 2010 has not played at all for Glenelg, being a consistent performer at AFL level and winning the 2010 Adelaide Best and Fairest award.
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