Played In
2
-
602
26
8%
37
22
9%
-
-
Goals
0
-
-
80
-
-
31
0%
219
0%
Behinds
0
-
-
55
-
-
20
0%
171
0%
Assists
0
-
-
30
-
-
17
0%
151
0%
Disposals
18
9
617
748
2%
38
510
4%
7526
0%
Kicks
8
4
626
420
2%
37
295
3%
4266
0%
Handballs
10
5
602
472
2%
36
313
3%
3260
0%
Marks
1
0.5
644
207
0%
39
132
1%
1838
0%
Tackles
3
1.5
611
176
2%
39
99
3%
1247
0%
Hitouts
56
28
53
1058
5%
4
319
18%
879
6%
Clearances
6
3
402
184
3%
24
130
5%
862
1%
Frees For
5
2.5
439
64
8%
28
50
10%
403
1%
Frees Against
4
2
488
43
9%
31
26
15%
386
1%
Disposals
Total
536
Avg
9.7
Handballs
Total
279
Avg
5.1
Kicks% - Handballs%
Total
48% - 52%
Tackles
Total
117
Avg
2.1
Hitouts
Total
1761
Avg
32
Clearances
Total
171
Avg
3.1
Frees For
Total
39
Avg
0.7
Frees Against
Total
61
Avg
1.1
Here is the comprehensive section on Total Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Robert Warnock' 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 Robert Warnock' 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.
Robert Warnock - Player Bio
Robert Warnock, a towering figure at 206 cm, made a significant impact in the Australian Football League (AFL) during his playing days. Born on January 19, 1987, Warnock began his professional career with the Fremantle Football Club after being selected as the 42nd pick in the 2005 AFL Draft. Primarily known for his prowess as a tap ruckman, Warnock displayed his skills on the field, making his AFL debut in 2007 against the Brisbane Lions. Despite facing setbacks like wrist and shoulder injuries, Warnock persevered and eventually found success with the Carlton Football Club in 2010. During his time with Carlton, Warnock solidified his position as the team's primary ruckman, playing a pivotal role in numerous matches. Despite battling injuries, including knee and shoulder reconstructions, Warnock continued to showcase his talent and dedication to the sport. Warnock's contribution to the AFL did not go unnoticed, with accolades such as the Beacon Award for 'the best new talent' highlighting his impact on the game. His career came to a close in 2015, following medical advice that led to his retirement from professional football. With a legacy marked by resilience, skill, and determination, Robert Warnock remains a respected figure in Australian football history, leaving behind a lasting impression on fans and fellow players alike.
