Played In
18
-
243
25
72%
13
23
78%
-
-
Goals
4
0.2
309
79
5%
15
61
7%
285
1%
Behinds
3
0.2
326
51
6%
16
38
8%
196
2%
Assists
6
0.3
227
33
18%
13
18
33%
193
3%
Disposals
303
16.8
211
668
45%
13
601
50%
8507
4%
Kicks
136
7.6
282
427
32%
16
385
35%
4761
3%
Handballs
167
9.3
125
385
43%
9
246
68%
3746
4%
Marks
39
2.2
386
191
20%
23
136
29%
2000
2%
Tackles
73
4.1
122
173
42%
5
96
76%
1462
5%
Hitouts
0
-
-
890
-
-
356
0%
923
0%
Clearances
50
2.8
102
156
32%
7
123
41%
925
5%
Frees For
9
0.5
309
68
13%
21
41
22%
436
2%
Frees Against
11
0.6
269
53
21%
20
33
33%
429
3%
Disposals
Total
1305
Avg
19.8
Handballs
Total
683
Avg
10.3
Kicks% - Handballs%
Total
48% - 52%
Tackles
Total
312
Avg
4.7
Clearances
Total
214
Avg
3.2
Frees For
Total
19
Avg
0.3
Frees Against
Total
55
Avg
0.8
Here is the comprehensive section on Total Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Nathan Foley' 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 Nathan Foley' 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.
Nathan Foley - Player Bio
Nathan Foley, a former professional Australian rules footballer, had an illustrious career with the Richmond Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Foley's journey began when he was drafted by Richmond as the third overall pick in the 2003 AFL Rookie Draft from the Geelong Falcons. Making his debut in Round 10 of the 2005 season, Foley quickly established himself as a formidable on-baller. His breakout year came in 2007, where he solidified his position as one of the AFL's best midfielders. Foley's stellar performances earned him a spot in the squad of 40 for the All-Australian team, narrowly missing out on the final 22-man lineup. Additionally, he finished as the runner-up in the Jack Dyer Medal count, falling just one vote short of Matthew Richardson. Recognized for his leadership qualities, Foley was appointed as Richmond's deputy vice-captain in 2008, a testament to his influence both on and off the field. Unfortunately, Foley's career was cut short in August 2015 due to a degenerative knee injury, prompting his immediate retirement from the sport. Throughout his time with Richmond, Foley showcased exceptional skill, dedication, and resilience, leaving a lasting impact on the club and the AFL community. His contributions as a midfielder have solidified his legacy as a respected and admired figure in Australian football history.
