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2005:
O’Bree was average until round 19, where he set Subiaco alight,
scorching the Dockers in the first term with nine possessions in
the first stanza. After that, his season petered out, making season
2005 possibly a make-or-break year.
2004:
After spending two years at Brisbane, O’Bree became a Collingwood
player in 2000 and impressed as a running midfielder. He began the
season well before tapering off towards the finish. His best game
came against Carlton in round three, when he won three Brownlow
votes for his efforts.
2001 was O’Bree’s best season, where he became a recognised
player. He was a dominant player almost all season until slowing
down late in the season.
In 2002, O’Bree’s season was marred by hamstring injuries
and he never really got going. Despite trying hard in the Grand
Final, he was still below his best.
In 2003, O’Bree was used as a crumbing forward to great effect,
as he scored 19 goals, including a four goal haul against the Bulldogs.
O’Bree’s AFL career wavered dangerously in 2004, as
he was over taken for midfield positions by Lockyer and McGough.
Despite a good showing against Port in round 6, where he collected
38 possessions and laid 8 tackles, O’Bree was still under
performing. In round 10, O’Bree injured a knee and missed
the next three weeks.
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