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Full name
  
Peter Michael Worsfold

Siblings
  
John Worsfold

Height/Weight
  
174 cm / 85 kg

Nephews
  
Charlie Worsfold

Years
  
Club

Nieces
  
Sophie Worsfold

Name
  
Peter Worsfold


Peter Worsfold Australian Football Peter Worsfold Player Bio


Date of birth
  
(1970-07-11) 11 July 1970 (age 45)

Draft
  
25th overall, 1990 AFL Draft

1987–19901991–19931994–1999
  
South FremantleBrisbane BearsSouth Fremantle

Original team
  
South Fremantle Football Club

Peter Michael Worsfold (born 11 July 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Brisbane Bears in the Australian Football League (AFL) during the early 1990s.

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Playing career

A Western Australian, Worsfold was taken by Brisbane with the 25th pick of the 1990 AFL Draft. He debuted in 1991 and made ten league appearances for the year, all of which Brisbane lost, but he contributed a goal in all but one them. He had a career best 26 disposals in a loss to Richmond in 1992 but ended the year on a bad note when he was suspended for six matches after being found guilty of striking Geelong's Ken Hinkley. Worsfold returned to the team halfway through the 1993 season but it would be his last year at the club, retiring having experiencing just three wins in 31 AFL games.

Worsfold rejoined his original club, South Fremantle, in 1994. As joint captain, with former Carlton player Jon Dorotich, Worsfold helped steer South Fremantle to the 1997 Westar Rules premiership.

In 2002, while playing with the Donnybrook Football Club, Worsfold broke the jaw of his Bunbury opponent, Beau Tann. The following year he fronted court, charged with grievous bodily harm but was found not guilty after arguing that the act wasn't deliberate and that he had bumped Tann with his shoulder while vying for the football.

Coaching career

Worsfold joined his elder brother John as a development coach at the West Coast Eagles in 2007.

References

Peter Worsfold Wikipedia


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