Goldy a Don: Goldstein joins the Bombers
- 8 months ago
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Experienced Ruck Todd Goldstein comes to the old kangaroo club as an unlimited free agent in 2024. The 35 -year -old made a one -year agreement to the club and added 315 experiences to the ing aircraft list. With a career covering 17 years, Goldstein developed an impressive resume, including 2015 All Australia, and the same year North Melbourne's Syd Barker medal was named. During his career, Goldstein made an average of 31 strokes per match while holding two impressive records. In 12th round of 2015 season, 80 strokes against GWS, which was recorded in AFL match and has more career than all other players in history of league. Goldstein said he was excited about the opportunity to participate in the ing planes. "I'm grateful for Essendon continue my career for the opportunity to continue my career and I'm looking forward joining a list with great potential," Goldstein said. “I would like to thank North Melbourne Footy Club more than 17 years for the opportunity to play football and supporters their unchanging support during my career.” During the 2023 season, Goldstein played 20 matches and made an average of 29.2 strokes per game and provided an average of 9.8 advantage. List and Recruitment General Manager Adrian Dodoro welcomed Goldstein's experience. “We are excited commit a champion of AFL to Todd Club. It comes with more than 300 experience games and has extensive football knowledge that will be extremely useful for Sam Draper and Nick Bryan's backs, but for the wider team”said. “It is a big decision to leave a club that you have played for 17 years, but we are excited to have Todd for at least 2024 season. “We look forward to meeting Todd his family, and we can't wait to see him in red black next year."
Experienced Ruck Todd Goldstein comes to the old kangaroo club as an unlimited free agent in 2024. The 35 -year -old made a one -year agreement to the club and added 315 experiences to the ing aircraft list. With a career covering 17 years, Goldstein developed an impressive resume, including 2015 All Australia, and the same year North Melbourne's Syd Barker medal was named. During his career, Goldstein made an average of 31 strokes per match while holding two impressive records. In 12th round of 2015 season, 80 strokes against GWS, which was recorded in AFL match and has more career than all other players in history of league. Goldstein said he was excited about the opportunity to participate in the ing planes. "I'm grateful for Essendon continue my career for the opportunity to continue my career and I'm looking forward joining a list with great potential," Goldstein said. “I would like to thank North Melbourne Footy Club more than 17 years for the opportunity to play football and supporters their unchanging support during my career.” During the 2023 season, Goldstein played 20 matches and made an average of 29.2 strokes per game and provided an average of 9.8 advantage. List and Recruitment General Manager Adrian Dodoro welcomed Goldstein's experience. “We are excited commit a champion of AFL to Todd Club. It comes with more than 300 experience games and has extensive football knowledge that will be extremely useful for Sam Draper and Nick Bryan's backs, but for the wider team”said. “It is a big decision to leave a club that you have played for 17 years, but we are excited to have Todd for at least 2024 season. “We look forward to meeting Todd his family, and we can't wait to see him in red black next year."