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*Glenelg [[2008]] – [[2010]], [[2012]] - | *Glenelg [[2008]] – [[2010]], [[2012]] - | ||
** | ** 73 games | ||
** | ** 21 goals | ||
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[[File:Lachlan | [[File:Lachlan button 2014.jpg|left|thumb|Lachlan Button 2014]] | ||
== Biographical == | == Biographical == | ||
*Born: 15 October 1988 | *Born: 15 October 1988 | ||
*Height: | *Height: 198 cm | ||
*Weight: | *Weight: 98 kg | ||
*Recruited from: | *Recruited from: | ||
*Previous Club: | *Previous Club: | ||
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In 2010 Button suffered serious injuries - firstly stress fractures in his foot resulted in him missing eight weeks, then a ruptured spleen stopped him playing for six months. He played the 2011 season with Strathalbyn in the Great Southern League, away from the rigours of SANFL football, before returning to Glenelg for 2012. | In 2010 Button suffered serious injuries - firstly stress fractures in his foot resulted in him missing eight weeks, then a ruptured spleen stopped him playing for six months. He played the 2011 season with Strathalbyn in the Great Southern League, away from the rigours of SANFL football, before returning to Glenelg for 2012. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 13:11, 28 April 2014
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Biographical
- Born: 15 October 1988
- Height: 198 cm
- Weight: 98 kg
- Recruited from:
- Previous Club:
- GFC League Debut: 2008
Ruckman with the ability to also play in a key position.
In 2010 Button suffered serious injuries - firstly stress fractures in his foot resulted in him missing eight weeks, then a ruptured spleen stopped him playing for six months. He played the 2011 season with Strathalbyn in the Great Southern League, away from the rigours of SANFL football, before returning to Glenelg for 2012.
References
1. Glenelg Football Club
2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook
3. Football Budget Round 24 2012
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