Brogan - An ultimate warrior

[RussellEbertHandball]

Massive, massive effort from Broges today.

He would have lost the dream team/ super coach points to Cox but he had no help and just kept on keeping on all day.

 

[b0ydman]

Aside from Logan's suicidal tendancies, and others gutbusting moments, has ever a player given more of themselves, as often as Brogan has, in a team going absolutly nowhere?

Im struggling to think. If Brogan played for a Victorian club he's have a bronze statue in his honour at the MCG

 

[PREM06]

Was at the game and after the siren saw Cox and Brogan have a bit of a cuddle and heart to heart.

Eagles fans in front of me said the word 'retiring' was used.

I expected it to be his last year, but god we'll miss him.

Was at the game as well and saw this too, Brogan also walked a long way down the ground to speak with Naitanui which isn't something you see after games too often, was wondering if it was because of a pending retirement! Has he announced retirement at the end of the season?

 

[Peck]

They got in a fight during the game didn't they? Might be the reason.

 

[silverfingers]

One of the Port's finest ever ruckman, and an absolute legend of the club.

 

[PatientMental]

We've had three of the best no. 1 ruckman in a row any team could ask for in Primus, Lade and Brogan. I hope the trend continues.

 

[tribey]

One of the Port's finest ever ruckman, and an absolute legend of the club.

Where would he sit?

• 1. Brendon Lade - 234 Games, 1 Premiership, 2 x All-Australian, 1 B&F.
• 2. Russell Johnston - 207 Games, 3 Premierships, 1 B&F, 1 JOM, 1st Ruck Port Greatest Team
• 3. Lloyd Zucker - 185 Games, 6 Premierships, Interchange Port Greatest Team
• 4. Matthew Primus - 137 Games, 2 x All-Australian, 1 B&F
• 5. Dean Brogan - 173* Games, 1 Premiership

David Hynes?
Brett Chalmers?

Started a thread on it here.