Brad Fisher

Brad Fisher, born on April 9, 1984, is a former Australian rules football player known for his career in the Australian Football League (AFL), primarily with the Carlton Football Club. He was selected by Carlton as the 7th pick in the 2001 AFL Draft and made his debut in 2002. Over his career, Fisher was recognized for his versatility as a forward, contributing significantly to his team's attacking structure.

Fisher's career in the AFL spanned over a decade, during which he achieved notable milestones, including his highest goal tally in a season of 45 goals in 2005. He played a total of 169 games for Carlton from 2002 to 2013, displaying consistent performance and resilience on the field. Fisher was crucial to several of Carlton's campaigns during the mid-2000s, often providing key goals in critical matches.

Retiring from professional football in 2013, Fisher left behind a legacy as a reliable and skilled forward. His impact on the game remains appreciated by fans and analysts alike, particularly for his role in shaping the forward line during a challenging era for Carlton. Post-retirement, Fisher has continued to engage with Australian rules football, contributing to the sport in various ambassadorial roles.