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Player Profile – Mitch ‘Bulldozer’ Arthur

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Mitch-Arthur-EJ-9W6A7900Name Mitch Arthur (VC)

Nickname ‘Bulldozer’

Number 1

Age 25

Eyes Blue

Height Tall enough

Birthday 10.10.88

Position Front row

Years in the sport 3

Career Highlight Nearly winning the 2013 grand final

Motto YOLO

 

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