Leigh Brown
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| Birth | February 23, 1982 , |
| Recruited from | Gippsland U18 |
| Height and weight | 193cm / 103kg |
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| Debut | Round 1, March 11, 2000, Fremantle. vs. Geelong, at Subiaco Oval |
| Team(s) | Fremantle (2000-2002)
63 games, 20 goals Kangaroos (2003-) 109 games, 57 goals |
| ¹ Statistics to end of 2007 season | |
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Leigh Brown (born February 23, 1982) is an Australian rules footballer.
[edit] Fremantle career
Brown came from Heyfield to the Fremantle Dockers and made his AFL debut in 2000, playing 21 out of a possible 22 games in his debut year. He was taken at pick 5 in the 1999 AFL Draft.
[edit] Kangaroos career
Brown, known as "Big Bad Leroy Brown", moved to the Roos after being traded in 2002 for pick 13, Byron Schammer. He became a solid key position player who could hold his own at both ends of the ground.
[edit] External links
- Leigh Brown profile on the Official AFL Website of the Kangaroos Football Club
- Leigh Brown's statistics from AFL Tables
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1 McIntosh • 2 Hay • 3 Rawlings • 4 Harris • 5 McConnell • 6 Grant • 7 Simpson • 8 Wells • 9 Sinclair • 10 Smith • 11 Archer • 12 Thomas • 13 Trotter • 14 Urch • 15 Green • 16 Brown • 17 Grima • 18 Moran • 19 Swallow • 20 Petrie • 21 Jones • 22 Goldstein • 23 Thompson • 24 Firrito • 25 Lower • 26 Hansen • 27 Edwards • 28 Riggio • 29 Harvey • 30 Pratt • 31 Hale • 32 Sansbury • 33 Hutchison* • 34 Urquhart • 35 Warren • 36 Watt • 37 Ross • 38 Gibson • 39 Harding • 40 Adams* • 41 Hughes* • 42 McMahon • 43 Campbell* • 44 Whyman • Coach: Laidley * denotes Rookie Listed players |
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