15 Facts About Hamish McIntosh

Hamish McIntosh was born on 4 September 1984 and is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the North Melbourne Football Club and Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League.

Hamish McIntosh was not selected for the rest of the year but was an emergency eight times.

Hamish McIntosh's break came in an exhibition match at UCLA in Los Angeles.

Hamish McIntosh was named man of the match in an easy win against the Sydney Swans.

Hamish McIntosh was picked in the 40 man All-Australian squad.

Hamish McIntosh ruptured his posterior cruciate ligament against Fremantle in round 12.

Hamish McIntosh made a return later in the season but he could not reach the heights he achieved in the 2007 season.

Hamish McIntosh was offered as trade bait by Dean Laidley, which angered McIntosh.

Hamish McIntosh enjoyed a strong 2010 season, during which he formed a highly effective ruck pairing with Todd Goldstein.

Hamish McIntosh returned for round 1,2012, memorably missing a shot at goal after the final siren which allowed opponents Essendon a two-point victory.

Hamish McIntosh suffered a knee injury in round 7 which eventually required surgery, restricting him to just seven games for the year.

In October 2012, Hamish McIntosh was traded to Geelong for a second-round draft pick.

Hamish McIntosh signed a three-year contract with the Cats, but his 2013 season was ruined by various leg injuries and he failed to play a single game.

The 2014 season was a better one for Hamish McIntosh, making his Geelong debut in round 1 and going on to play 19 games, including a final.

Hamish McIntosh was forced into retirement on 29 July 2015 after an ankle injury.