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#6 Adam Thomson
Height: 183
Weight: 84
Date of Birth: 21st August 1986
Nickname: Thomo
Contract Details: Traded to Richmond at the end of 2008
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: Sturt
Recruited From: Sturt (Pick 11 in 2004 National Draft)
Career Games: 28 (15 wins, 13 losses)
Career Goals: 16
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More info on Adam Thomson
Adam Thomson was taken as a promising young midfielder at Pick 11 in the 2004 AFL National Draft. He played just two senior games in the 2005 AFL Season, spending most of his time in his first two years at Port Adelaide playing for his SANFL club Sturt.
Adam attended the Adelaide private school, Prince Alfred College.
2006 Season
In 2006, Thomson played the first three games of the season, but was dropped after the team's listless performance against Fremantle in Round 3, although he did manage his first AFL goal during this match. After stand-out performances for Sturt, brought on as well by the injuries to senior midfielders and a need to get AFL experience into its young players, Port Adelaide finally selected Thomson in its team against then bottom-side Essendon in Round 9. Thomson and many other Port Adelaide youngsters showed their potential in this game. His impressive form in the following Rounds of 2006 were halted when he suffered a groin injury against the Kangaroos in Round 18, effectively ending his season.
Thomson would be hoping to secure a consistent spot in the Port Adelaide line-up soon, and so would the club, as he was a fairly high draft pick at 11, something which Port Adelaide have lacked access to in recent years. Recent performances would suggest he is on the way to becoming a regular, and Port Adelaide's current youth policy would help his case further.
At the end of 2008 he was traded to Richmond due to limited opportunities.
Height: 183
Weight: 84
Date of Birth: 21st August 1986
Nickname: Thomo
Contract Details: Traded to Richmond at the end of 2008
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: Sturt
Recruited From: Sturt (Pick 11 in 2004 National Draft)
Career Games: 28 (15 wins, 13 losses)
Career Goals: 16
For more career stats click here.
More info on Adam Thomson
Adam Thomson was taken as a promising young midfielder at Pick 11 in the 2004 AFL National Draft. He played just two senior games in the 2005 AFL Season, spending most of his time in his first two years at Port Adelaide playing for his SANFL club Sturt.
Adam attended the Adelaide private school, Prince Alfred College.
2006 Season
In 2006, Thomson played the first three games of the season, but was dropped after the team's listless performance against Fremantle in Round 3, although he did manage his first AFL goal during this match. After stand-out performances for Sturt, brought on as well by the injuries to senior midfielders and a need to get AFL experience into its young players, Port Adelaide finally selected Thomson in its team against then bottom-side Essendon in Round 9. Thomson and many other Port Adelaide youngsters showed their potential in this game. His impressive form in the following Rounds of 2006 were halted when he suffered a groin injury against the Kangaroos in Round 18, effectively ending his season.
Thomson would be hoping to secure a consistent spot in the Port Adelaide line-up soon, and so would the club, as he was a fairly high draft pick at 11, something which Port Adelaide have lacked access to in recent years. Recent performances would suggest he is on the way to becoming a regular, and Port Adelaide's current youth policy would help his case further.
At the end of 2008 he was traded to Richmond due to limited opportunities.