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Jack Anthony
Jack Anthony
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Original team(s)	Diamond Creek/Northern U/18
Debut	6 April 2008, Collingwood vs. Richmond, at MCG
Height / weight	192 cm / 92 kg
Playing career1
	Collingwood (2006-present); 32 Games, 72 Goals
	1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Rd 21 2009.
	Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

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John "Jack" Anthony (born 19 January 1988) is a Collingwood Magpies footballer in the Australian Football League. Anthony was Drafted by the Collingwood Magpies (rank #37) In the 2005 National Draft. Anthony was a defender from Diamond Creek in northern Melbourne but now plays full forward for Collingwood Football Club. He was recruited from the Northern Knights U18 club. When he first came into the club he was thought of a potential Full-back for the Collingwood Magpies but has become a regular in attack.

AFL career

2007

Anthony suffered a horrific neck injury during the 2007 pre-season but made a successful return to football in 2008.

2008

Anthony made his AFL debut in round three against Richmond Football Club and in that match kicked two goals straight, before being dropped back to the VFL the following week. He returned to the Collingwood side in Round 13, keeping his spot in the side for the rest of the season. He kicked 25 goals for the season and scored at an accuracy of 81% - the highest percentage of any player in the competition with 25 or more goals.Originally believed to be the replacement for the retired James Clement, Anthony was a dangerous force up forward. His best return of the season was kicking four goals in a losing side against North Melbourne Football Club in round 16. Against St Kilda Football Club in round 19 he kicked three goals and had five marks in an important game for the club.

2009

2009 has been Anthony's most successful year, leading Collingwood's goal kicking with 50 of them so far (semi-final). He also had a career high 18 disposals against Western Bulldogs. He also had another career high four goals against Fremantle Football Club and laid five tackles against the Blues. He is also ranked 10 in total goals for the season and 16th in goals contributed per game. He also kicked a crucial goal in the last 20 seconds of the semi final against the Adelaide Crows to give Collingwood victory by five points, after being awarded a free kick. He broke down in tears after the match.

Stats

Statistics are correct as of Semi-Finals 2009 (16th September)

Season	Team	No.	Games	Goals	Behinds	Kicks	Marks	Handballs	Disposals	Tackles
2008	Collingwood	9	12	25	6	68	50	28	96	20
2009	Collingwood	9	24	50	27	157	129	102	259	50
Total			36	75	33	225	179	130	355	70

External links

Jack Anthony's profile on the official website of the Collingwood Football Club

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-has been Anthony's most successful year, leading Collingwood's goal kicking with 50 of them so far (semi-final). He also had a career high 18 disposals against [[Western Bulldogs]]. He also had another career high four goals against [[Fremantle Football Club]] and laid five tackles against the Blues. He is also ranked 10 in total goals for the season and 16th in goals contributed per game. He also kicked a crucial goal in the last 20 seconds of the semi final against the Adelaide Crows to give Collingwood victory by five points, after being awarded a free kick. He broke down in tears after the match. for that goal he was awarded the most pressuring score of 2009.
+has been Anthony's most successful year, leading Collingwood's goal kicking with 50 of them so far (semi-final). He also had a career high 18 disposals against [[Western Bulldogs]]. He also had another career high four goals against [[Fremantle Football Club]] and laid five tackles against the Blues. He is also ranked 10 in total goals for the season and 16th in goals contributed per game. He also kicked a crucial goal in the last 20 seconds of the semi final against the Adelaide Crows to give Collingwood victory by five points, after being awarded a free kick. He broke down in tears after the match.
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