13 Facts About Brock McLean

Brock "Chooka" McLean was born on 11 March 1986 and is an Australian rules footballer who played with the Melbourne Football Club and the Carlton Football Club in the Australian Football League.

Brock McLean was recruited by the Melbourne Football Club, selected in the 2003 AFL National Draft with the club's first round selection and Melbourne's second selection overall, owing to a pick in the priority round.

Brock McLean debuted for Melbourne in 2004, showing instant maturity and decision making ability quickly.

Brock McLean became one of the most consistent midfielders in the side.

Brock McLean finished with 20 games for the year and polled an impressive nine Brownlow Medal votes in just his second year of football.

Brock McLean started the 2007 season in the worst possible way, sustaining a serious foot injury in round one, playing against St Kilda.

Once returning to the field, Brock McLean again managed to gather numerous possessions.

Brock McLean injured ligaments in his ankle in a tackle during Melbourne's Round 14 match against Brisbane in 2008.

Brock McLean made his debut for Carlton in the first round of 2010, but niggling injuries and knee surgery restricted Brock McLean's playing time for the rest of 2010.

Brock McLean was healthy throughout 2011, but played the majority of the season for Carlton's VFL-affiliate, the Northern Bullants.

Brock McLean played a total of nineteen games for the Bullants through the season, and won the Laurie Hill Trophy as best and fairest.

Brock McLean was delisted at the conclusion of the 2014 AFL season.

Brock McLean returned to play senior football at his junior club Aberfeldie from 2015.