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Graeme Yeats

DOB: 21 September, 1964
Debut: Round 8, 1984 against Fitzroy at Junction Oval
Last Game: Round 21, 1995 against Adelaide at MCG

Games: 182
Goals: 45
Career Statistics (external link)

WinsDrawsLossesWinning %
9718453.29

From: Prahran

Number: 45 1984, 8 1985-1995

Honours
Grand Final team - 1988
Best First Year Player - 1984
Reserves Premiership player - 1993

Tough defender who was often amongst the better players in poor teams across his first three seasons at the Demons despite only playing six games in 1986. Grew along with his team from 1987 onwards and became was one of the most reliable defenders in the country.

Axed at the end of 1993, Yeats returned to play two more seasons with the Demons. He eventually ended his AFL career for good at the end of 1995.

Joined Springvale as a playing assistant coach in 1996, before returning to Melbourne as the reserves assistant coach and senior runner in 1997.

Joined Sandringham in 1999, and coached them to the to the 2000 VFL premiership. Also worked as a Melbourne development coach between 2001 and 2003 before leaving to become coach of the TAC Cup Dandenong Stingrays in 2004.

YearGamesGoalsBrownlow
1984 1300
1985 1010
1986 500
1987 2383
1988 2696
1989 1680
1990 2396
1991 1541
1992 1954
1993 710
1994 1901
1995 600

Links
Wikipedia profile (external link)
Full Points Footy profile (external link)
Coaching resume - Dandenong Stingrays page (external link)


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