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Tristen Walker (born 11 April 1984) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League. From Claremont, Walker was picked up by Collingwood late in the 2001 National Draft. After playing his first season with Williamstown, he made his debut in 2003 in Round 1. Forced to play at fullback, due to the absence of Simon Prestigiacomo, he held superstar spearhead Matthew Richardson of Richmond to one goal and six behinds. He was dropped soon after, before impressing in the latter stages of the season, winning a reprieve for the 2003 Grand Final due to the suspension of key forward Anthony Rocca for striking Port Adelaide ruckman Brendan Lade late in the first quarter of Collingwood's stunning 44-point defeat of the Power in the Preliminary Final a week earlier, Walker bypa

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rdfs:label	Tristen Walker (en)
rdfs:comment	Tristen Walker (born 11 April 1984) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League. From Claremont, Walker was picked up by Collingwood late in the 2001 National Draft. After playing his first season with Williamstown, he made his debut in 2003 in Round 1. Forced to play at fullback, due to the absence of Simon Prestigiacomo, he held superstar spearhead Matthew Richardson of Richmond to one goal and six behinds. He was dropped soon after, before impressing in the latter stages of the season, winning a reprieve for the 2003 Grand Final due to the suspension of key forward Anthony Rocca for striking Port Adelaide ruckman Brendan Lade late in the first quarter of Collingwood's stunning 44-point defeat of the Power in the Preliminary Final a week earlier, Walker bypa (en)
foaf:name	Tristan Walker (en)
name	Tristan Walker (en)
birth place	Western Australia
birth place	Western Australia
birth date	1984-04-11 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Living people Australian rules footballers from Perth, Western Australia Williamstown Football Club players 1984 births People educated at Newman College, Perth Collingwood Football Club players Claremont Football Club players
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Living people Collingwood Football Club Melbourne Cricket Ground Claremont Football Club Anthony Rocca Simon Prestigiacomo 2003 AFL Grand Final Australian Football League 2001 AFL Draft Brisbane Lions Australian rules footballers from Perth, Western Australia Williamstown Football Club players West Australian Football League Western Australia 1984 births People educated at Newman College, Perth Jarrod Molloy Collingwood Football Club players Claremont Football Club players Australian rules football Matthew Richardson (Australian rules footballer) Williamstown Seagulls Richmond Tigers VFL Steve McKee
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://web.archive.org/web/20070930025158/http:/afl.com.au/collingwoodfc/tabid/8170/playerId/13650/Default.aspx
sameAs	Tristen Walker Tristen Walker Tristen Walker Tristen Walker
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birth date	1984-04-11 (xsd:date)
club	Collingwood Football Club
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has abstract	Tristen Walker (born 11 April 1984) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League. From Claremont, Walker was picked up by Collingwood late in the 2001 National Draft. After playing his first season with Williamstown, he made his debut in 2003 in Round 1. Forced to play at fullback, due to the absence of Simon Prestigiacomo, he held superstar spearhead Matthew Richardson of Richmond to one goal and six behinds. He was dropped soon after, before impressing in the latter stages of the season, winning a reprieve for the 2003 Grand Final due to the suspension of key forward Anthony Rocca for striking Port Adelaide ruckman Brendan Lade late in the first quarter of Collingwood's stunning 44-point defeat of the Power in the Preliminary Final a week earlier, Walker bypassing the more experienced Jarrod Molloy and Steve McKee to gain selection. Having played in the Williamstown premiership side the week prior in the VFL, it appeared that Walker was on track to record two flags in as many weeks, though the Magpies ultimately fell to a heavy 50-point loss to the Brisbane Lions. Walker was again unable to reach a consistent pattern of form throughout 2004 and 2005, though arguably his inability to nail down a place in the senior side could be partially attributed to his struggle to find a key position to call his own, be it at centre half forward, or centre half back. He was fortunate to remain on the list despite a sizeable cull at the end of the 2005 season, though his AFL career was terminated 12 months later, after failing to appear in the senior side in 2006, his final match arising in round 17 of the previous year against St Kilda under the Friday night lights of Telstra Dome. (en)
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debutopponent	Richmond Tigers
debutstadium	Melbourne Cricket Ground
debutteam	Collingwood Football Club

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