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Shayne Breuer
Height: 184
Weight: 88
Date of Birth: 10th September 1972
Nickname: Bru
Contract Details: Delisted at the end of 1999.
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: Woodville-West Torrens
Recruited From: Geelong (1996 for 8th (Leigh Brockman) and 43rd (Paul Corrigan) Selections in the National Draft plus Hamish Simpson and Cameron Roberts).
Other AFL Clubs: Geelong (1994-96, 71 games, 77 goals)
Career Games: 125 (71 wins, 3 draws, 51 losses)
Career Goals: 106
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More info on Shayne Breuer
He was a good footballer for Geelong where he played in the 1992 and 1994 Grand Finals and much was expected of him at Kardinia Park where he had the knack of booting big goals. His form tapered in his last season at Geelong.
Originally from Woodville-West Torrens, he returned to his home state and made an indelible mark on history by booting the Power’s first ever goal. In Port Adelaide’s initial year he was considered one of their more experienced AFL players. Started out as one of the more important players in the Power line up but quickly fell out of favour and was cut from the list following 1999.
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Height: 184
Weight: 88
Date of Birth: 10th September 1972
Nickname: Bru
Contract Details: Delisted at the end of 1999.
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: Woodville-West Torrens
Recruited From: Geelong (1996 for 8th (Leigh Brockman) and 43rd (Paul Corrigan) Selections in the National Draft plus Hamish Simpson and Cameron Roberts).
Other AFL Clubs: Geelong (1994-96, 71 games, 77 goals)
Career Games: 125 (71 wins, 3 draws, 51 losses)
Career Goals: 106
For more career stats click here.
More info on Shayne Breuer
He was a good footballer for Geelong where he played in the 1992 and 1994 Grand Finals and much was expected of him at Kardinia Park where he had the knack of booting big goals. His form tapered in his last season at Geelong.
Originally from Woodville-West Torrens, he returned to his home state and made an indelible mark on history by booting the Power’s first ever goal. In Port Adelaide’s initial year he was considered one of their more experienced AFL players. Started out as one of the more important players in the Power line up but quickly fell out of favour and was cut from the list following 1999.
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