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Play him in the midfield.
Now.
Gray + Boak = our future gut busters.
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Just here say really!
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New Shade Of Gray
PORT Adelaide livewire Robbie Gray says he'll spend added time in the midfield in 2012 after focusing on his running and strength over the pre-season.
A noticeably bigger Gray looked at home through the middle in the Power's internal trial match last Friday and also managed to drift forward to kick two goals.
"I've been working on my running, as everyone else has, but that's probably been the main focus for me," he said.
"I'll be playing forward as well, but coming up the ground a bit more.
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Surgery For Gray - Back For 2013
Port Adelaide forward-midfielder Robbie Gray has undergone surgery to repair damage to his knee and is expected to recover in time to play at the start of the 2013 AFL season.
The 24-year-old had a traditional knee reconstruction in Adelaide on Monday night after scans confirmed he had torn the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee.
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PTV: Robbie's Recovery Ep1
ROBBIE Gray has begun his long road to recovery following surgery last week to repair the damage to the ACL in his right knee.
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Robbie starts his 'ninth' life
ROBBIE Gray has seized the opportunity to claim the vacant number nine guernsey at Port Adelaide and will wear it from 2013.
Gray has been in rehabilitation-mode since critically injuring his anterior cruciate ligament against Collingwood last season.
Having played in the number #17 jumper since debuting in 2007, Gray is hoping his new number will bring with it the opportunity to play consistent, injury-free football after suffering several setbacks throughout his career.
He last wore the number nine during his junior sporting days and has coveted the chance to wear it as an elite AFL footballer.
Gray promoted as Power finalises leadership group
After recently announcing Travis Boak as club captain and Brad Ebert as his deputy, Port Adelaide has formally ratified the remainder of its 2013 leadership group after gathering input from player feedback, peer assessments, coaches’ experience and player actions across the pre-season.
Robbie Gray has been elevated into the six-man leadership group for the first time and will be joined by Jay Schulz, Jackson Trengove and Hamish Hartlett who remain in the group from 2012.
Injury update: Gray set for SANFL comeback this weekend
ROBBIE Gray will return to senior level football in an SANFL trial match this weekend.
Gray missed the majority of last season due to a severe anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained against Collingwood in April.
Senior coach Ken Hinkley told FIVEaa that Gray’s return on 7.00pm on Saturday night as part of the trial team for SANFL club West Adelaide's will be the final stage of his rehabilitation.