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Australian rules footballer

Eddie Sansbury

Personal information
Date of birth	(1983-11-26) 26 November 1983 (age 41)
Original team(s)	Central District (SANFL)
Debut	Round 1, 2004, Kangaroos vs. Adelaide, at MCG
Height	183 cm (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	86 kg (190 lb)
Playing career
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2004–2008	North Melbourne	40 (21)
Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Edward (Eddie) Sansbury (born 26 November 1983) is an Australian rules football player who formerly played as a midfielder for the Kangaroos Football Club in the Australian Football League.

He was drafted to the Kangaroos as a third round selection at pick 40 in the 2003 AFL Draft from the Central District Bulldogs in the South Australian National Football League. In the 2003 SANFL grand final he kicked 5 goals against the future Brownlow Medalist Adam Cooney.

Eddie played as a forward midfielder during his career. In Round 22 of 2007, Sansbury kicked 5 goals in the 64 point win over the Western Bulldogs. He had his best season in Kangaroo colours to date. However Sansbury was delisted at the end of the 2008 season after only playing one game during the season. In 2009, he has returned to Adelaide and to Central District.

Sansbury’s is the cousin of Sydney's Michael O'Loughlin and Kangaroo team-mate Daniel Wells.

Achievements

Career Games - 40

Career Goals - 21

Draft History - Pick 40 (2003)

Brownlow Votes - 3

Career Finals - 3

	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004
Games	1	12	7	10	10
Ave. Kicks	1	8.8	6.7	4.9	6.2
Ave. Handballs	3	6.3	7.4	3.8	3.1

External links

Eddie Sansbury's playing statistics from AFL Tables
Eddie Sansbury at AustralianFootball.com

v t e Norm Russell Medal • Central District Football Club best and fairest winners
1964: Stutley 1965: Window 1966: Grljusich 1967: Eustice 1968: Mulholland 1969: Swinstead 1970: Morey 1971: Haughan 1972: Mulholland 1973: Johns 1974: Moore 1975: B. Norsworthy 1976: B. Norsworthy 1977: Beythien 1978: Vivian 1979: Jonas 1980: M. Norsworthy 1981: Moore 1982: Krieg 1983: Bubner 1984: Platten 1985: Platten 1986: Cousins 1987: Lee 1988: Smith 1989: McAdam 1990: Lee 1991: Ingerson 1992: Lynn 1993: Potter 1994: Macgowan 1995: Wakelin 1996: Macgowan 1997: Hulm 1998: Schwerdt 1999: Bello 2000: Hopwood 2001: Hopwood 2002: Arnott 2003: J. Gowans 2004: Thomas 2005: Bello 2006: Slade 2007: Callinan 2008: O'Sullivan 2009: Thomas 2010: Callinan 2011: Sansbury 2012: Symes 2013: O'Hara 2014: J. Schiller 2015: T. Schiller 2016: Jansen 2017: Holman 2018: T. Schiller 2019: J. Schiller

Norm Russell Medal • Central District Football Club best and fairest winners

1964: Stutley
1965: Window
1966: Grljusich
1967: Eustice
1968: Mulholland
1969: Swinstead
1970: Morey
1971: Haughan
1972: Mulholland
1973: Johns
1974: Moore
1975: B. Norsworthy
1976: B. Norsworthy
1977: Beythien
1978: Vivian
1979: Jonas
1980: M. Norsworthy
1981: Moore
1982: Krieg
1983: Bubner
1984: Platten
1985: Platten
1986: Cousins
1987: Lee
1988: Smith
1989: McAdam
1990: Lee
1991: Ingerson
1992: Lynn
1993: Potter
1994: Macgowan
1995: Wakelin
1996: Macgowan
1997: Hulm
1998: Schwerdt
1999: Bello
2000: Hopwood
2001: Hopwood
2002: Arnott
2003: J. Gowans
2004: Thomas
2005: Bello
2006: Slade
2007: Callinan
2008: O'Sullivan
2009: Thomas
2010: Callinan
2011: Sansbury
2012: Symes
2013: O'Hara
2014: J. Schiller
2015: T. Schiller
2016: Jansen
2017: Holman
2018: T. Schiller
2019: J. Schiller

v t e 2005 Indigenous All-Stars team
Burgoyne Bonson Cole Corrie Darcy Davey Farmer Faulkner Grover Headland C. Johnson (vc) M. Johnson Koops Krakouer Lovett-Murray McGrath McLeod Miller Motlop Murphy Murray Pickett Rusca Sansbury Tambling Wells Whelan White (c) Wilson Woods
Coach: McLean

v t e 2003 AFL national draft
First round	1. Adam Cooney (PP) 2. Andrew Walker (PP) 3. Colin Sylvia (PP) 4. Farren Ray 5. Brock McLean 6. Kepler Bradley 7. Kane Tenace 8. Raphael Clarke 9. David Trotter 10. Ryley Dunn 11. Beau Waters 12. Ryan Murphy 13. Brent Stanton 14. Fergus Watts 15. Troy Chaplin 16. Josh Willoughby 17. Billy Morrison 18. Llane Spaanderman
Second round	19. David Mundy 20. Sam Butler 21. Alex Gilmour 22. Cameron Thurley 23. Matthew Moody 24. Chad Jones 25. Harry Miller 26. Daniel McConnell 27. Adam Campbell 28. Jay Nash 29. Tim Schmidt 30. Brad Symes 31. Joshua Krueger 32. Brayden Shaw (F/S) 33. Jed Adcock
Third round	34. Luke Peel 35. Brent Hall 36. Chris Johnson (F/S) 37. Tom Roach (F/S) 38. Mark Blake (F/S) 39. Robert Forster-Knight 40. Eddie Sansbury 41. Zac Dawson 42. Matthew Spencer 43. Brett Peake (F/S) 44. Ricky Dyson 45. Amon Buchanan 46. Michael Pettigrew 47. Andrew Erikson 48. Heath Shaw (F/S) 49. Tom Logan
Fourth round	50. Izaac Tomson 51. Matthew Ball 53. Daniel Jackson 55. Sam Fisher 56. Brent LeCras 57. Ricky Mott 58. Ben Hudson 59. Matthew Davis 60. Julian Rowe 61. Michael Rischitelli
Fifth round	63. Glen Bowyer 64. Shane Morrison 65. Craig Callaghan
Sixth round	69. Jordan Bannister 70. Brent Hartigan
Seventh round	72. Adrian Deluca 73. Shane Tuck
Eighth round	75. Stephen Kenna 76. Andrew Raines
Ninth round	79. Simon Fletcher
Tenth round	81. Kyle Archibald

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