Played In
13
-
353
25
52%
21
22
59%
-
-
Goals
19
1.5
84
69
28%
2
29
66%
224
8%
Behinds
18
1.4
41
64
28%
2
25
72%
194
9%
Assists
3
0.2
326
27
11%
18
9
33%
127
2%
Disposals
135
10.4
410
741
18%
24
516
26%
7224
2%
Kicks
96
7.4
373
442
22%
22
301
32%
4202
2%
Handballs
39
3
461
401
10%
28
251
16%
3022
1%
Marks
55
4.2
313
171
32%
15
122
45%
1832
3%
Tackles
29
2.2
347
164
18%
20
116
25%
1467
2%
Hitouts
0
-
-
743
-
-
453
0%
904
0%
Clearances
2
0.2
513
190
1%
31
118
2%
743
0%
Frees For
8
0.6
370
60
13%
19
39
21%
409
2%
Frees Against
6
0.5
438
61
10%
25
41
15%
453
1%
Disposals
Total
474
Avg
13.9
Handballs
Total
172
Avg
5.1
Kicks% - Handballs%
Total
64% - 36%
Clearances
Total
23
Avg
0.7
Frees For
Total
8
Avg
0.2
Frees Against
Total
30
Avg
0.9
Here is the comprehensive section on Total Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Brad Green' performances, encapsulating their wins, losses, and games played.
Additionally, it meticulously documents key metrics such as Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against.
Here is the comprehensive section on Average Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Brad Green' performances, encapsulating their wins, losses, and games played.
Additionally, it meticulously documents key metrics such as Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against.
Here you'll find a detailed player performance game log across various seasons, opponents, and rounds.
This section is designed with precision, allowing for sorting and deep dives into key statistics like Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against for each game.
Brad Green - Player Bio
Brad Green, a former Australian rules football player, has left an indelible mark on the sport with his remarkable career. Born on March 13, 1981, Green began his journey in the Australian Football League (AFL) after being drafted as the 19th selection in the 1999 AFL Draft. During his 13 seasons with the Melbourne Football Club, Green showcased his talent and dedication to the game. In his debut season, he played in a losing Grand Final, setting the stage for an illustrious career ahead. In 2010, Green's exceptional performance earned him the club's best and fairest award, along with the title of the club's leading goalkicker. Despite his outstanding achievements, Green narrowly missed out on All-Australian selection, a testament to his exceptional skill on the field. In addition to his contributions at Melbourne, Green also represented the Australian International rules football team in 2004, 2010, and 2011, even captaining the side in 2011. After retiring from playing, Green transitioned into coaching, serving as an assistant coach at North Melbourne and previously at the Carlton Football Club from 2013 to 2015. Currently, he holds the position of North Melbourne development coach, continuing to inspire and mentor the next generation of football talent. Brad Green's legacy in Australian football is not only defined by his on-field achievements but also by his commitment to nurturing and developing the sport beyond his playing days.
