Bombers’ star gains a real kick out of playing
June 15, 2007
From Bendigo Advertiser
ADAM Ramanauskas says he isn't thinking about a return to AFL football, he's just content to be getting a kick with the Metricon Bendigo Bombers.
The possible return to the Essendon senior side of Ramanauskas has been a talking point this week, but the man himself is content to bide his time in the VFL with Bendigo.
ADAM Ramanauskas says he isn't thinking about a return to AFL football, he's just content to be getting a kick with the Metricon Bendigo Bombers.
The possible return to the Essendon senior side of Ramanauskas has been a talking point this week, but the man himself is content to bide his time in the VFL with Bendigo.
Ramanauskas has made an inspirational return to football this year as an Essendon rookie after enduring a recurrence of cancer in his neck and a serious knee injury in the past two years.
The 26-year-old member of Essendon's 2000 premiership side has played five games with Bendigo this season, and is relishing the chance to just be back out on the football field, even if it's at the Queen Elizabeth Oval, rather than the MCG or Telstra Dome.
'‘It's just enjoyable playing footy again, to be honest," Ramanauskas told The Advertiser yesterday.
‘‘Things are going along okay; I'm just trying to do my part and not let down the younger fellows.
‘‘Being one of the older guys, I have to show a bit of experience out there and try to help them out as much as I can.
‘‘At the same time, I'm competitive like everyone else and I want to win.
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