Jobe Watson

About Jobe Watson

Australian rules footballer won the 2012 Brownlow medal as the AFL's best player - and then endangered it by testing positive for a banned substance.

Jobe Watson is a former Australian professional footballer who played for the Essendon Football Club in the Australian Football Federation. Watson, the son of three-time Essendon champion Tim Watson, was drafted by Essendon under hereditary rule in the 2002 national selection, and has become one of the best midfielders. of the modern era. Having won an All-Australian medal and won a Crichton medal three times, he was the captain of Essendon from 2010 to 2015 and the face of the Essendon team during the most turbulent times in the club's history . Watson was one of thirty-four players suspended as part of the Essendon Football Club supplement's story for using Thymosin beta-4 banned performance enhancer during the 2012 AFL season. He initially won this season's Brownlow medal as the tournament's fairest and best player, but was later disqualified in 2016 due to suspension and then return the medal.

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An official report in 2013 revealed that he and others on his team, the Essendon Bombers, were taking performance-enhancing supplements.

Jobe Watson before fame

Selected as the 40th pick by Essendon, he started out struggling, but improved every year, and in 2012 was voted to the 2012 All-Australian team.

Achievement of Jobe Watson

In 2013, it was revealed that he and others on his Essendon Bombers team were using performance-enhancing substances, according to an official report.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Jobe Watson family life

Tim Watson, his father, was also an Essendon player.

Associations of Jobe Watson

He and James Hird were both Essendon Bombers stars.

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