North Melbourne's 2012 campaign is now complete and most players are enjoying a well earned break. Now is the perfect time to analyse each of them, assess their strengths and weaknesses, and see who is best suited to take the club forward.

kangaroos.com.au is conducting reviews on all players to play a senior game in 2012, underlining their best games, season statistics and video highlights.


Season stats

Games 1: Goals: 1
Disposals: 11 (11)
Kicks: 8 (8)
Handballs: 3 (3)
Marks: 6 (6)

Press play above to watch one of Warren's season highlights

kangaroos.com.au says:

It's been a frustrating year for Ben Warren who was unable to crack the senior team despite consistent good form for Werribee in the VFL. More than 50 goals for the Tigers translated to just the solitary AFL game; the disastrous fadeout against Port Adelaide in Round 8.

Once Brad Scott and the match committee struck gold with three genuine key position forwards, it was always going to be tough for the medium-sized Warren to force his way back in.

Nevertheless he has been a big part of Werribee's finals run and has the necessary tools to be a serviceable player in the North Melbourne setup.

Quotes

"He’s been named in Werribee’s best players in six of his nine matches and sits third on the goal-kicker’s list"
kangaroos.com.au

"It’s a testament to his hard work and intensity at the contest at VFL level."
Brad Scott on Warren’s selection against Port Adelaide

“I guess I’ve been labelled as hit-up player, and in recent times as a one-trick pony in getting the footy. I’ve just tried to work on that and add bits to my game so I can come into a side in a variety of roles in the forward-line.”
Ben Warren

In the news

Milky shows the way - April 29
All for the team - April 30
Warren continues to fire - June 18

Video highlights

VFL: Round 2, 2012 - Ben Warren's goals - April 4 - YouTube
Ben Warren interview
- April 30 - YouTube
VFL: Round 6, 2012 - Ben Warren bags six - May 1 - YouTube

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