Brodie Grundy’s journey has been marked by ups and downs in recent years. After being let go by Collingwood and falling out of favor at Melbourne, he found a new home at the Sydney Swans. In his milestone 200th AFL game, Grundy showcased his best performance yet in his new colors.
With 24 disposals, 15 contested, 29 hit-outs, and a career-high 11 tackles, Grundy led the Swans to a 53-point victory over Gold Coast. He relished the moment, expressing his joy at finding a sense of belonging and thriving in his new team.
Grundy’s addition has been crucial for the Swans, addressing their ruck problem and elevating their overall performance. He has averaged 19.5 disposals, 5.7 tackles, and 27.7 hit-outs in six games, contributing to Sydney’s strong start to the season.
Former coach Nathan Buckley attributes Grundy’s resurgence to his sense of purpose and contentment in Sydney. Current coach John Longmire has also praised Grundy’s impact on the team, describing his presence around the ball and pressure as invaluable.
As Grundy continues his journey, he remains motivated by the desire to be a significant contributor and embrace the responsibilities that come with his position. His dedication and love for the game are evident in his performances, and he is determined to make a lasting impression at the Sydney Swans.
