Danny Jacobs

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Danny Jacobs(Guthrie)
Personal Info
Birth 25 June 1980,
Recruited from South Melbourne District, Prahran U18, Essendon
Height/Weight 189 cm / 93 kg
Playing Career¹
Debut 1999, Essendon vs. ?, at ?
Team(s) Essendon Football Club(1999-2003)Hawthorn (2004-)

108 games, 27 goals
¹ Statistics to end of R20, 2006 season
Career Highlights
2 Brownlow Medal Votes, 2000 Essendon Premiership side

Danny Jacobs is a tall defender who has the ability to run with the ball. He can also play as a forward, and has 27 goals to his name. He played for Essendon from 1999-2003, before be traded to Hawthorn at the end of the 03' season. Unfortuantely, Jacobs has been plaqued by injuries to his hand, back and jaw.

In 2006 the Hawks reaffirmed their faith in him and signed Jacobs on for another two years.


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