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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season.

FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career.Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground. Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football.

The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early.Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do. Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. Jobe Watson was drafted in 2003 as the son of a former club great, Tim Watson, with Pick 40 under the father-son rule. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals. Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career.

The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold.Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy.

The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years. A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003.Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground. A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early. Jobe Watson was drafted in 2003 as the son of a former club great, Tim Watson, with Pick 40 under the father-son rule. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early. Jobe Watson was drafted in 2003 as the son of a former club great, Tim Watson, with Pick 40 under the father-son rule.

The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years. A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats.The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold.

Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football. Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground.Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career. Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do. Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football. The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson.

Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do.A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy.

FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career.The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season.

I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football.A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012.

Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career.A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals. Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early.

Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do.Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. Watson had a good reason for hanging up the boots at the end of this season after 14 seasons and more than 200 games. "I am content with my career.

LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy.A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season. The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years. Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early. The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson.

Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy. Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do.FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground.

The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold. A week later we make a drive out to Melton for more summer fun.A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. Jobe Watson on Brownlow Medal night, 2012. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals.

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Jobe Watson leaves without a Brownlow, but keeps the moniker 'great' | Jobe Watson

FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career. Tim Watson with son Jobe and then-coach Kevin Sheedy. The mystery surrounding Jobe Watson's Brownlow Medal remains unsolved, with the retiring AFL star insisting he hasn't seen it in years. Essendon champion Jobe Watson has announced he will retire at the end of the AFL season and he wants to go out playing finals football.

A young Jobe Watson with James Hird after a match in 2003. Jobe Watson was born into AFL football, the son of one of the game's all-time greats. FORMER Essendon coach Mark Thompson says he feels sorry for Jobe Watson and the way the club's supplements saga affected his career.Etihad Stadium's historic anchor tenant club Essendon looks certain to push to cut its match quota there in exchange for one extra game a season at the MCG. And Geelong, from 2018, looks determined to turn its back entirely on the Docklands ground. I know my time is up - I think the worst thing you can do is lie to yourself and try and convince yourself it's not, when deep down, you know that it is. "I wasn't able to do things I used to be able to do.

Last year he saw fellow 1999 draftee Matthew Pavlich call it quits and in the past fortnight alone the 35-year-old has watched Nick Riewoldt, Jobe Watson, Sam Mitchell and teammate Matthew Boyd deliver emotional farewells. The 32-year-old on Wednesday confirmed he would hang up his boots at the end of his 14th season.The veteran Giant is expected to announce his retirement, joining the likes of Luke Hodge, Nick Riewoldt, Matthew Boyd and Jobe Watson. Retiring Essendon champion Jobe Watson has revealed he hadn't seen his Brownlow Medal - the league's most prized individual award he eventually had to relinquish - since the time he won it in 2012. Jobe Watson was drafted in 2003 as the son of a former club great, Tim Watson, with Pick 40 under the father-son rule. LIKE MOST Bomber supporters CHRIS de KRETSER has loved every minute of Jobe Watson's career. The Bombers have called a 12.30pm press conference on Wednesday at their Tullamarine headquarters, with Watson to speak alongside coach John Worsfold. Departing Essendon great Jobe Watson doesn't need to plan for a life after football - it's already there and kicking goals. For years he was the source of great frustration, as he didn't bloom early.