Hille re-signs with Bombers
May 27th 2008 06:33
ESSENDON ruckman David Hille has signed a two-year deal which will see him remain at the Bombers until the end of the 2010 season. No.1 ruckman David Hille has signed a new two-year contract that will keep him with the Bombers until the end of the 2010 season.
Esssendon chief operating officer said Hille, who is currently in career-best form, is an important player for the Bombers as they continue to rebuild.
"David has started off the year really well. He made the Victorian squad (for the Hall of Fame game) and was unlucky not to be selected in the final team," Auld said.
"As a member of our leadership group, David plays a very important role on and off the field, particularly given the age of our list and the number of younger guys playing senior footy at the moment.
"He seems to enjoy the challenge of leading our younger players, he turns 27 next month and is nearing 150 games with the club.
"We expect him to continue to be an important player for us over the next few years and this new contract is a major boost for the club."
Hille has played 133 games for Essendon since being taken by the club with pick No. 40 in the 1999 national draft.
Esssendon chief operating officer said Hille, who is currently in career-best form, is an important player for the Bombers as they continue to rebuild.
"David has started off the year really well. He made the Victorian squad (for the Hall of Fame game) and was unlucky not to be selected in the final team," Auld said.
"He seems to enjoy the challenge of leading our younger players, he turns 27 next month and is nearing 150 games with the club.
"We expect him to continue to be an important player for us over the next few years and this new contract is a major boost for the club."
Hille has played 133 games for Essendon since being taken by the club with pick No. 40 in the 1999 national draft.
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