- Michael Braun shares a tribute to Adam Hunter
- Said that 43 was a “jovial guy”
- West Coast Great was found dead last week
The former Eagles player on the west coast, Michael Braun, published an emotional tribute to former teammate Adam Hunter after the 43 -year -old shock last week.
Hunter was found insensitive in a house in Bunbury, south of Perth on Wednesday and could not be relaunched.
With Le Monde Footy in mourning, Braun shared a series of photographs in social media in memory of the premiere player.
Braun legend the Instagram post: “Memories ….. the last photo summarizes it … just a jovial guy. RIP “Hunts” # 39. ‘
The first image of the series Watch Braun and Hunter posing together in a function. The second shot shows Braun, Hunter, the ex-wife of Braun, Bree Johnson and the coach of the Swans Dean Cox.
The final photo shows the cheeky personality of Hunter, who takes out his language towards Ms. Johnson.
Michael Braun (right) published a tribute to the former co-team Adam Hunter after the death by shock last week 43 years
Braun shared a series of photographs in social media in memory of his former teammate
Braun said his former Eagles teammate was “only a jovial guy”
Braun also shared another photo of Eagles players gathered for a meeting to remember Hunter at the Wembley hotel.
Braun legend the photo, “Brothers in Arms”.
Police found methamphetamine and drug accessories at home where Hunter was found dead on Wednesday, he was reported.
Police excluded suicide as a cause of death.
The body of the 43 -year -old AFL star was found in the early hours in a residence in Bunbury, south of Perth, where he grew up and lived after retirement.
On Wednesday, police and paramedical paramedics were called to Hunter’s residence around 12:20 p.m. after being found insensitive, but he could not be relaunched.
Hunter was declared dead on the scene and the Wa police published a statement saying that the death was considered non -substitute.
A report will be prepared for the coroner.
The Eagles players gathered for a meeting to remember Hunter at the Wembley hotel
Hunter fell into the folklore eagles for launching the winning goal in the 2006 AFL final
The Swingman Star played 151 games for the Eagles in addition to a career of the AFL from a decade from 2000 to 09, before injuries drive his premature retirement.
Hunter scored a career summit of 29 goals in 2006, including a crucial adult in the last stages of the epic epic victory this year on Sydney.
His emblematic celebration was engraved in the folklore of the Eagles as they take revenge on swans for their defeat in the just as dramatic decision maker of the previous year.
