19 Facts About Robert Warnock

Robert Warnock was born on 19 January 1987 and is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the Fremantle Football Club and Carlton Football Club in the Australian Football League.

Robert Warnock slipped to 42 in the draft due to his very light frame.

Robert Warnock played the entire 2006 season with his assigned WAFL club, West Perth.

Robert Warnock made his AFL debut for Fremantle in round 6,2007 against the Brisbane Lions.

Robert Warnock was awarded the Beacon Award for 'the best new talent' at the 2007 Doig Medal awards night.

Robert Warnock had wrist surgery before the start of the 2008 season which delayed his start to the year.

Robert Warnock played only two of the first ten games as Fremantle preferred to select Daniel Gilmore, Michael Johnson or Kepler Bradley ahead of Warnock as Aaron Sandilands' ruck partner.

Robert Warnock returned to the team for the second half of the year but a shoulder reconstruction ended his season premature.

Robert Warnock was struck down by stress fractures in his foot during his first pre-season with Carlton, and missed the majority of 2009.

Robert Warnock eventually played a handful of games with Carlton's VFL-affiliate, the Northern Bullants, late in the season, but did not make his debut for the Blues.

Robert Warnock had post-season ankle and shoulder surgery which delayed his start to the 2010 pre-season.

Robert Warnock made his senior debut for the club in round 1,2010 against Richmond.

Robert Warnock played twelve matches for Carlton in 2010, and assumed the No 1 ruck position on a permanent basis in 2011, playing twenty games.

Robert Warnock had both shoulders reconstructed at the end of 2011, which delayed his start to the 2012 season.

Robert Warnock had his 2012 season cut short due to a shoulder reconstruction and ankle surgery, but he signed a new lucrative 3-year contract in the same season.

Robert Warnock played 12 games in 2013 due to a knee injury sustained mid year.

Robert Warnock returned at the end of the year and again had an excellent finals series.

Robert Warnock played the first 16 games of the 2014 season, and he only played 2 games in 2015 due to another shoulder reconstruction.

Robert Warnock retired from football at the end of 2015 due to medical advice.