Clark Keating
Australian Rules Footballer
1976 –
Who is Clark Keating?
Clark Anthony Keating was an Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.
Known as "Crackers", Keating was selected by the Brisbane Bears as a local.
Known by some as the "September Specialist", Keating's history of shoulder injuries sidelined him during the 2002 and 2003 seasons, but he went on and played magnificent finals series to taste premiership success with the Lions 3 times in a row. Had a superb performance in the ruck in the 2002 Grand Final with a career best 39 hitouts.
Keating is the brother of former Adelaide ruckman Aaron Keating who played just 6 games, including the 1997 premiership.
Keating attended The Southport School, Gold Coast, Queensland.
He retired and was delisted by the Lions at the end of 2006.
Despite not playing the required 150 games, Keating was awarded Brisbane Lions Life Membership for his contributions to the club. At end of the 2007 season, Brisbane Lions signed Clark Keating as a ruck coach due to Shaun Rehn leaving Brisbane. He joined fellow Brisbane premiership players Chris Johnson, Adrian Fletcher and Justin Leppitsch on the Brisbane coaching panel.
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