Nic Fosdike

Nic Fosdike: Nic Fosdike

Nic Fosdike being carried off by trainers

Personal information

Birth 26 February 1980 (1980-02-26) (age 31)

Recruited from Norwood Football Club (SANFL)

Height and weight 179cm / 82kg

Playing career¹

Debut Round 5, 25 April 1999, Sydney Swans v.
Adelaide Crows, at AAMI Stadium

Team(s)
Sydney Swans (1999–2008)

164 games, 66 goals

¹ Statistics to end of 2009 season

Career highlights

Premiership player 2005

Nicholas "Nic" Fosdike (born 26 February 1980) is a South Australian-born former Australian rules footballer. Picked at number three in the 1998 AFL Draft, Fosdike played for the Sydney Swans 1999-2008 and was one of the best players on field during the Swan's 2005 grand final triumph with 26 disposals.^[1]

Fosdike injured his knee during the 2008 pre-season^[2] and after only playing one game towards the end of the 2008 season, he announced his retirement from the AFL in January 2009.^[1]

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^ ^a ^b Sydney Swans midfielder Nic Fosdike retires due to knee injury

^ Nic Fosdike injures knee

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Nic Fosdike's statistics from AFL Tables

v · d · eSydney Swans 2005 AFL Premiers

Sydney Swans 8.10 (58) defeated West Coast Eagles 7.12 (54), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground

Captain: 1. Hall | 2. Davis | 4. Mathews | 5. O'Keefe | 6. C. Bolton | 10. Williams | 12. Fosdike | 13. Schneider | 16. Jolly | 17. Kennelly | 19. O'Loughlin | 20. Ablett | 21. Barry | 24. J. Bolton | 26. Dempster | 27. Ball | 28. Crouch | 30. Roberts-Thomson | 31. Kirk | 32. Buchanan | 37. Goodes | 42. Bevan

Coach: Roos

v · d · e1998 AFL Draft

First round
1. Des Headland • 2. Justin Longmuir • 3. Nic Fosdike • 4. Ryan Fitzgerald • 5. Michael Stevens • 6. Murray Vance • 7. Josh Carr • 8. Jude Bolton • 9. Mark McVeigh • 10. Brandon Hill • 11. Lenny Hayes • 12. Adam Ramanauskas • 13. Chris Lamb • 14. Luke Penny • 15. Brady Rawlings • 16. Brett Burton

Second round
17. Peter Street • 18. Daniel Schell • 19. Nick Davis • 20. Michael Collica • 21. David Clarke • 22. James Begley • 23. Chris Ladhams • 24. David Wojcinski • 25. Aaron Henneman • 26. Michael O'Brien • 27. Steven Baker • 28. Heath James • 29. Tyson Stenglein • 30. Nicky Winmar • 31. Gary Dhurrkay • 32. David Gallagher

Third round
33. Craig Bolton • 34. Bryan Beinke • 35. Brad Oborne • 36. Danny Jacobs • 37. Adam Morgan • 38. Brendan Fevola • 39. Toby Thurstans • 40. James White • 41. Craig Jacotine • 43. Damien Ryan • 44. Heath Scotland • 45. Aaron Shattock • 46. Jay Solomon • 47. Nicolas Lowther • 48. Lucas Herbert

Fourth round
49. Garth Taylor • 50. Damien Adkins • 51. David Loats • 52. Ryan O'Connor • 53. Troy Schwarze • 54. Derek Murray • 55. Marc Dragicevic • 56. Ilija Grgic • 57. Andrew Embley • 58. Ian Prendergast • 59. Dwayne Simpson • 60. Luke Speers • 61. Ricky Symes • 62. Tim van der Klooster • 63. Clint Kirey

Fifth round
64. Andrew Shipp • 65. Lee Walker • 66. Steven Rode • 67. Brett Backwell • 68. Matthew Greig • 69. Scott Bennett • 70. Kurt Heazlewood • 71. Simon Feast • 72. Luke Taylor • 73. Christin Macri • 74. Adam Lange • 75. Ken McGregor

Sixth round
76. Rupert Betheras • 77. Adrian Cox • 79. Ray Hall • 80. Brodie Atkinson • 81. Jacob Anstey • 85. Shannon Motlop

Seventh round
86. Kris Barlow • 89. Joel Duckworth • 90. Shane Clayton

Persondata

Name Fosdike, Nic

Alternative names

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Date of birth 26 February 1980

Place of birth

Date of death

Place of death

Categories:
1980 births
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Australian rules footballers from South Australia
Sydney Swans players
Norwood Football Club players
Australian rules biography, 1980s birth stubs

Nic Fosdike
Nic Fosdike being carried off by trainers
Personal information
Birth	26 February 1980 (1980-02-26) (age 31)
Recruited from	Norwood Football Club (SANFL)
Height and weight	179cm / 82kg
Playing career¹
Debut	Round 5, 25 April 1999, Sydney Swans v. Adelaide Crows, at AAMI Stadium
Team(s)	Sydney Swans (1999–2008) 164 games, 66 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2009 season
Career highlights
Premiership player 2005

Persondata
Name	Fosdike, Nic
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	26 February 1980
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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