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In the Hangar (Issue 3) In the Hangar Issue 3 July 2011 In this Issue: Jamie Hackett reflects on his upcoming 50th The Redland Hall of senior game Fame construction begins The Club Bids Farewell to Jesse Dixon Plus 10 things you didn’t know about A massive thanks Trent Manzone to sponsor SFS for the new Media Box www.redland.aflq.com.au Tracking Redlands AFL Recruits Charlie Dixon Games: 8 Goals: 6 Its been a massive month for big Dicko who has been in and out of the senior side and added two games to his tally. One game back in the reserves saw him boot 11 goals against Southport and saw him straight back into the senior the following week. Dicko has now drawn level with the big pencil in senior games and is sure to add a few more before the end of what has been a great first season. Jake Spencer Games: 8 Goals: 0 Still on the long road back from his season ending ACL injury, the 203cm giant will be keen to help out Mark Jamar and Stefan Martin in 2012 with the young and talented Melbourne midfield. Josh Thomas Games: 0 Goals: 0 Good news for JT with his first game back in the VFL last weekend after a troublesome foot injury. He got through unscathed and will continue to gain fitness with the Collingwood reserves in the hopes he may get a senior debut later in the season. Journeyman Jamie Hackett to reach senior milestone On the eve of his 50th senior game with the club, Jamie Hackett reflects on the unusual and long journey that has got him to where he is now. By Jamie Hackett I have played footy at the club since AUSKICK when I was about five. Growing up from U14’s to U18’s I was involved in the Bushrangers programs which was a great stepping stone to be ready for senior football. In one of my games playing against the Gold Coast there was close to six players drafted from that game alone which shows how well that program is working. I played my first senior game for the club as a 15 year old down at Labrador where I still remember trying to tackle players three times my size. After graduating from high school and having a good “Bushies” carnival I was contacted by a person associated with the Shepparton Swans who offered me a good job and a better chance to be spot- Hackett in action with the Bombers ted. That year I was looked at by a St.Kilda scout who introduced him- self and also told me that he was looking at another bloke playing at the time in Shepparton, Michael Barlow. After two seasons with the Swans and finishing runner up and fourth in their B&F’s, a mate and I were contacted by a team in Darwin called St.Marys. That was a great experience which led to a senior premiership with many great friends made. I had a great season fin- ishing runner up in the best and fairest playing alongside the likes of the Illet’s, Lohders and Vellejo’s who now play for the Northern Terri- tory Thunder. This season opened up a great opportunity when Adrian Hickmott rang me about playing football for the Bendigo Bombers in the VFL. I was lucky enough to be one of the few players including now listed Stuart Crameri who were able to train with the Essendon players on Fridays at Windy Hill. A Premiership with St Marys This was a great but also very strange time for me. There was no hav- ing a quiet couple of beers after the game, it became a strictly foot- ballers life. We trained every night and I was placed in a tiny town called Maryborough which is located between Bendigo and Ballarat. During the season I played three senior games and won the B&F and leading goalkicker for the reserves. Since my stint in the VFL I went back up to Darwin and played a few more games with St.Marys before learning I had been accepted into university in QLD. Since then I have been welcomed back to Red- lands where I really enjoy the personalities around the place. Even though I am only 21, I have had a massive life learning experience and look forward to success with the Bombers now and in the future. The club congratulates “Hacks” on his milestone which should come Hackett with the Shepparton Swans against Tuggeranong in Canberra and hope’s it is the first of many for the Redland junior product! Club Stalwart Jesse Dixon Moves On One of Redlands favorite sons Jesse Dixon has decided to move on after a job opportunity too good to pass in his home town of Cairns. Dixon, just 22, moved up to Redlands as an 18 year old in 2007 and has been a loyal club servant since. His brother Charlie, now play- ing for the Gold Coast Suns, joined him at Redlands in 2008 before he was drafted giving the two an opportunity to play senior football together. Dixon represented Redland in 76 club games including 46 senior appearances. A versatile player who could go Jesse Dixon is chaired from the ground in his last match for Redland forward or back, Dixon played senior football in every season since joining the club underlining his endeavor and consistency. The club wished “Dicko” all the best in his future endeavors on and off the field and hopes to see him again in the not too distant future! The Redland Hall of Fame Update Construction Begins on Hall of Fame The first stages of the Redland Hall of Fame are now well and truly underway, with honour boards, trophy cabinets, walls, pictures and TV screens taking their place in the Sharks Sporting Club. Thanks to special efforts from the Hall of fame committee and also the hard work Wall construction and trophy cabinet of Chris David and Bradley Ginnivan, the Hall of Fame is set to be completed before the end of the season. The next phase’s will include premiership flags, premiership boards and a mural along the feature wall. Nigel Dransfield has done a great job New 60 inch plasmas and honour boards Entrance picture rounding up the “fossils” over the past few months, and the event itself which is to be held on the 29th of October in the sport- ing club, is sure to attract hundreds of past and present players and families. To find out more about the Redland Hall of Fame, please call the club on (07) 3207 7865 or email the Redland Hall of Fame [email protected] NEAFL LADDER ROUND 15 REDLAND LEADING GOALKICKERS POS NAME POINTS % POS NAME GOALS 1 NORTHERN 44 144 TERRITORY 1 J.PULLMAN 34 2 GOLD COAST 36 120 2 B.WEIGHTMAN 30 3 MT GRAVATT 36 114 3 J.CHARLESWORTH 25 4 ASPLEY 28 103 4 S.CLOUSTON 20 5 MORNINGSIDE 28 95 5 T.MANZONE 14 6 REDLAND 24 102 6 P.CARSE 12 7 BROADBECH 20 95 7 A.CORRIE 7 8 LABRADOR 16 79 8 B.HOWARD 7 9 SOUTHPORT 16 76 9 J.HACKETT 4 10 BRISBANE 12 91 10 D.DZUFER 4 LIONS Cleveland Nissan Major Sponsors of the Redland Bombers FC www.clevelandnissan.com.au Junior Corner Junior Development Officer Announces U16’s Flying High “Super Sessions” Coaches Neil “Robbo” Robertson and Barry “Bazza” Doblo are doing something very JDO Matt David has started his new career right with their squads this season. The U16s with a bang, announcing sessions for all jun- in the McDonald Cup sit in 3rd position on iors from U8’s to U16’s including our sister the division 1 ladder after knocking off club the Tiger Sharks, to have sessions and a powerhouse team Aspley while our U16 BBQ provided to them by the Redland Sen- division four squad sit atop the ladder with 7 ior players. wins on only 1 loss. Well done U16’s keep up The sessions will start on Monday July the the great work! 19th on the clubs main oval and will con- tinue for two weeks with the 11-13s, 14s— 16s and Redland Bay State School’s Tiger Sharks. For further information on the “Super Ses- sions”, please visit the clubs website www.redlandjuniors.aflq.com.au or call Matt David on 0433034613. Pic of the Week: Coach Barry Doblo addresses the U16’s www.redlandjuniors.aflq.com.au 10 things you didn’t know about… Trent Manzone He may be on the radar of many AFL clubs, but here are some things you might not have know about Redlands Trent Manzone. 1. Trent, is it gel or wax in the hair? Wax, it holds better. 2. What nicknames have you had over the years? Never really had one but Josh Norman has been calling me Tent recently. 3. If you were an animal, what would you be and why? Definitely a Lion because I’m a Leo 4. Who has been the biggest influence on your football career? My old man 5. Who is the best player in the AFL? Benny Cousins was a gun 6. What’s your favorite movie? Bad Boys 7. Favorite food? Pasta because I’m Italian 8. If you could have three guests at a dinner party, who would they be? Ben Cousins, LeBron James and Michael Vick. All sporting stars 9. Who is the biggest pest at the football club? Josh Norman and Benny Weightman.
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