Cassisi named captain
February 9th 2009 01:24
PORT ADELAIDE has appointed midfielder Domenic Cassisi as its new captain.
Cassisi, who replaces Warren Tredrea as skipper, has played 128 games for the club and was part of their premiership team in 2004.
Kane Cornes and Shaun Burgoyne are the vice captains of the side.
Cassisi said being named captain was a 'great honour'.
“I take great honour in being named captain of the Port Adelaide Football Club,” he said.
“The support I have received from Choco, the leadership group, the coaching staff and my teammates has been overwhelming to say the least."
Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams said Cassisi had all the attributes to be an outstanding captain.
"He is a typical Port Adelaide captain – a hard and tough player who leads by example," Williams said.
“Dom has enormous respect within the playing group, and has always shown great interest in the welfare of other players."
Cassisi, who replaces Warren Tredrea as skipper, has played 128 games for the club and was part of their premiership team in 2004.
Kane Cornes and Shaun Burgoyne are the vice captains of the side.
Cassisi said being named captain was a 'great honour'.
“I take great honour in being named captain of the Port Adelaide Football Club,” he said.
“The support I have received from Choco, the leadership group, the coaching staff and my teammates has been overwhelming to say the least."
Port Adelaide coach Mark Williams said Cassisi had all the attributes to be an outstanding captain.
"He is a typical Port Adelaide captain – a hard and tough player who leads by example," Williams said.
“Dom has enormous respect within the playing group, and has always shown great interest in the welfare of other players."
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