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**Thomas** **Murphy**
Personal information
Birth	19 March 1986(1986-03-19), beena
Recruited from	Sandringham Dragons
Height and weight	189cm / 83kg
Playing career¹
Debut	Round 22 2005, Hawthorn vs. Sydney Swans, at MCG
Team(s)	Hawthorn (2004-) 36 games, 3 goals
¹ Statistics to end of R6, 2009 season
Career highlights
Best and Fairest TAC Cup, Vic Metro U/18 Side

Thomas (Tom) Murphy (born 19 March 1986) is an Australian rules footballer who plays for the Hawthorn in the Australian Football League. Murphy was selected at no. 21 in the 2004 AFL Draft and is a defender.

He spent the bulk of his debut year with the Box Hill Hawks at Victorian Football League level, but broke into the Hawthorn side for the final game of the year. In 2006 he added a further 7 games and kicked his first goal.

Murphy played 18 games in 2008 and was listed as an emergency for the 2008 Grand Final. In 2008 he mainly played on the third tall forward but due to injuries to other defenders in 2009 Murphy has been forced to be the Full Back.^[1]

[edit] References

^ Niall, Jake (3 June 2009) Injured Hawks ready to return

[edit] External links

Thomas Murphy (footballer) profile on the Official AFL Website of the Hawthorn Football Club
Thomas Murphy (footballer)'s statistics from AFL Tables

Hawthorn Football Club – current squad

1 Bailey · 2 Roughead · 3 Lewis · 4 Ladson · 5 Mitchell · 7 Osborne · 8 Ellis · 10 Bateman · 11 Young · 12 Sewell · 13 Taylor · 14 Birchall · 15 Hodge · 16 Dowler · 17 Muston · 18 Guerra · 19 Thorp · 20 Boyle · 22 Tuck · 23 Franklin · 24 Croad · 25 Schoenmakers · 26 Shiels · 27 Gilham · 28 Moss* · 29 Murphy · 30 Brown · 33 Rioli · 34 Renouf · 35 Morton · 36 Lisle · 37 Whitecross · 38 Lowden · 40 Savage · 41 Walsh* · 42 Suckling* · 43 Seirakowski# · 44 Stokes* · 45 Milne* · 46 Kiel* · 47 Breust* · 48 Peterson* · n/a Burgoyne · n/a Gibson ·

Coach: Clarkson

* denotes Rookie Listed players

# denotes Young Footballer Scholarship Listed players

v • d • e 2004 AFL Draft

First Round Brett Deledio (Priority Pick) • Jarryd Roughead (Priority Pick) • Ryan Griffen (Priority Pick) • Richard Tambling • Lance Franklin • Tom Williams • Jordan Lewis • John Meesen • Jordan Russell • Chris Egan • Adam Thomson • Danny Meyer • Matthew Bate • Angus Monfries • Lynden Dunn • Adam Pattison • Andrew McQualter • Cameron Wood • Ryan Willits

Second Round Dean Polo • Thomas Murphy • Jesse Wells • Sean Rusling • Nathan van Berlo • Adam Hartlett • Matthew Little • Pat Garner • Chad Gibson • Matthew Rosa • Andrew Lee • Jarred Moore • Brent Prismall • Cain Ackland • James Ezard • Fabian Deluca

Third Round Luke McGuane • Mark LeCras • Damien McCormack • Travis Cloke • Ivan Maric • Luke Blackwell • Jesse W. Smith • Michael Newton • Mitch Morton • Justin Sherman • Henry Slattery • David Spriggs • Nathan Ablett (F/S) • Mark McGough • Jayden Attard • Ben Eckermann

Later Rounds Dean Limbach • Simon Taylor • Stephen Tiller • Adam Iacobucci • Chris Knights • Bradley P. Smith • Brad Moran • Benet Copping • Paul Thomas • Heath James • Matthew Egan • James Gwilt • Luke Forsyth • Mark Graham • Toby Stribling • Ben Schwarze • Daniel Haines • Chris Bryan • Daniel Pratt • Anthony Raso

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